NOX at Racketworld UK
NOX Padel Rackets
Rackets, shoes, clothing and bags from the brand behind world No.1 Agustín Tapia.
Shop NOX rackets by range
Every NOX line has its own feel. Pick the one that matches how you play.
Find your next NOX racket
From forgiving first rackets to Tapia's AT10 Genius, choose the one that suits your game.
Inside the NOX AT10 Genius
Tapia's racket in its Buenos Aires Edition, built for advanced players.
- Shape
- Teardrop
- Weight
- 360–375g
- Balance
- Even
NOX padel shoes
Grip the court with confidence. All-court shoes from the AT10, ML10 and Nerbo lines, for men and women.
NOX padel clothing
Look the part on court in T-shirts and shorts from the NOX Team collection.
NOX padel balls & accessories
Match-day essentials: Pro Titanium balls, overgrips and frame protector tape. Bigger ball packs work out cheaper per ball.
NOX padel bags
Carry your kit like a pro, with racket bags and backpacks including the AT10 and ML10 team bags.
Play like the pros
Shop the rackets the NOX pros play with.
NOX padel questions, answered
NOX was founded in Barcelona in 2009 and makes only padel equipment. Its rackets are used by world No.1 Agustín Tapia, Miguel Lamperti, Edu Alonso and Aranzazu Osoro.
Questions? Email help@racketworld.co.uk, Monday to Friday, 10am–5pm.
What's the best NOX racket for beginners?
The X-Hero is round, soft and forgiving, and comes with a carrybag. The X-Zero is a similar option, and the X-Zero Twin Set gives you two rackets and three balls. Most players move up to a carbon racket such as the EA10 Ventus 12K Hybrid Lite after six to twelve months.
Is the AT10 Genius the same racket Agustín Tapia uses?
The AT10 Genius 18K Alum uses the same mould and technology as Tapia's racket, and he played the Premier Padel Buenos Aires P1 with the Buenos Aires Edition. Like most professionals, his own rackets are tuned to his preferred weight and balance.
AT10 or Ventus: which should I choose?
The round Ventus rackets, such as the EA10 Ventus 12K Hybrid Lite and VK10 Ventus 12K, are the easier choice for most club players. The AT10 Genius is a teardrop built for power that suits cleaner technique.
What's the difference between 12K and 18K carbon?
The number is the carbon weave on the hitting face. 12K feels firmer and more explosive. 18K is more flexible, gives a little more feel and comfort, and is used on NOX's premium AT10 Genius models. 3K is the softest and most comfortable.
Which NOX is best for tennis elbow?
Choose a soft or Lite build, such as the EA10 Ventus 12K Hybrid Lite or the lighter AT10 Genius Ultralight. Avoid head-heavy diamond and Xtreme models, which pass more vibration to the arm.
What if the racket doesn't suit me?
You have 30 days to return unused items in their original packaging. If you choose store credit instead of a refund, you get 10% extra.