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NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum Buenos Aires Edition 2026 — Agustín Tapia

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NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum Buenos Aires Edition 2026 — Agustín Tapia

A limited edition created for the Premier Padel Buenos Aires P1 — the tribute from Agustín Tapia to his home country, finished in the colours of the Argentine flag. Under the artwork it is a serious competition frame: 18K aluminised carbon for a firm, uniform strike, and a Multilayered Black EVA core that delivers ball output whether you are digging out of defence or finishing overhead.

Features and technologies

  • 18K aluminised carbon faces — firm, consistent feel with notable stability as court conditions change.
  • Multilayered Black EVA core — progressive response that gives good ball exit in defence and on attacking smashes alike.
  • Exclusive Spin surface — textured roughness for applying spin with precision.
  • Smartstrap system — a replaceable wrist strap for better security and hygiene.
  • NOX Custom Grip included as standard for extra hold and reduced vibration.
  • Limited edition — a collector piece as much as a competition racket.

Specifications

  • Brand: NOX
  • Model: AT10 Genius 18K Alum Buenos Aires Edition
  • Shape: Teardrop
  • Weight: 360 to 375 g
  • Faces: 18K Aluminised Carbon
  • Core: Multilayered Black EVA
  • Surface: Exclusive Spin (rough)
  • Level: Advanced / Professional
  • Player: Agustín Tapia
  • Season: 2026 (Buenos Aires Limited Edition)

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Additional information

Brand

Nox

Year

2026

Brand

NOX

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