Nox 2026 : Accessibilité, performance et nouveauté en mots d'ordre
Summary

The year 2026 marks a major turning point for the famous Spanish brand with the X. While Nox has always been synonymous with quality on the professional circuit, the 2026 collection stands out for a clear goal: making its models even more accessible to all types of players, from complete beginners to seasoned competitors.

From new technologies and redesigned "diamond" moulds to the arrival of new team stars, discover everything you need to know about this exceptional vintage.

Edu Alonso joins the lineup

The big news this year is the arrival of a line dedicated to the talented Edu Alonso. Nox is giving him his own range, the EA10, designed for modern versatility. For players looking for the perfect balance, the teardrop-shaped Nox EA10 Ventus Hybrid 12K Xtreme 2026 is a true marvel. If you prefer a more attacking game, the Nox EA10 Ventus Attack 12K Xtreme 2026 version will deliver on your smashes.

The iconic Tapia and legendary Lamperti are still here!

Naturally, the brand's icons remain at the top. Agustin Tapia's AT10 range returns stronger than ever. The 2026 diamond models also feature a new shape with sharper angles in the upper corners, boosting leverage and power.

For his part, Miguel Lamperti continues to delight control enthusiasts with the superb Nox ML10 Ventus Control 3K, true to its reputation for comfort and precision.

A top-tier lightweight women's range

Nox is also highlighting its star female players like Aranzazu Osoro and Victoria Iglesias. For players looking for manoeuvrability without sacrificing power, the brand offers the Nox VK10 Ventus Control 12K 2026. The "Lite" models are also in the spotlight to relieve joints: discover the Nox Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite 2026 wielded by Marina Guinart, or the lighter version of the world number 1's racket, the Nox AT10 Genius 12K Alum Xtreme Lite 2026.

Technological Innovations: Oversize Grip and Alu Carbon

The Premium range introduces the Oversize Grip, a highly anticipated technology that extends the racket handle (up to 10–15 mm more), making two-handed backhands easier and providing greater leverage. In addition, Nox incorporates aluminised carbon. This innovation stiffens the structure, offsetting the reputation of Nox carbons for being "soft" to deliver more responsiveness and stability at impact.

X-Hero and X-Zero: Ideal for getting started

Finally, Nox hasn't forgotten those who are discovering padel. The brand is launching entry-level models with unbeatable value for money, perfect for beginners to intermediate players.

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