In a hands-on test of the NOX 2027 range, the 12K teardrop was the tester's preferred Tapia model: as manoeuvrable as the 18K but drier, with less rebound and more precision. It ranked first for volleys, second for defence, and recorded the longest average smash distance of the seven rackets.
“But my number one racket on Volley though is the 12K hybrid.”
- + Best of the range on volleys
- + Dry, precise feel with more control
- + Low balance, very manoeuvrable
- + Top result in the smash-distance test
- − Less ball output than the 18K, you do more of the work
- − Less comfort and help than the 18K







