Nox 2027 Padel Rackets: A Complete Guide to the New Collection

Nox has launched its new 2027 padel racket collection, bringing a fresh generation of some of its most popular rackets. The range includes the Agustín Tapia Genius series, Ventus, ML10 Pro Cup, Pro Cup and Equation models, giving players plenty of options depending on how they like to play.

At first glance, some of the rackets may look familiar. But the 2027 collection isn't simply a new paint job. Nox has made changes to the moulds, materials, vibration system and balance options, while continuing with technologies that players already know from the previous generation.

One of the biggest additions is the new VCS anti-vibration system. Nox has also introduced updated carbon constructions and refined several of its premium racket moulds.

With models ranging from diamond-shaped power rackets to round control-oriented options, the 2027 collection covers a wide range of playing styles.

So, what has actually changed? And which Nox 2027 racket makes sense for your game?

Let's take a closer look.

Nox 2027 Padel Rackets at a Glance

The 2027 collection includes models across Nox's Luxury, Pro, Classic and Advanced ranges.

*The Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite is described by Nox as the lighter Genius model, with the product description stating 350–360g. The technical specifications currently show 360–375g, so it is worth checking the final racket specification before ordering.

What's New in the Nox 2027 Collection?

The most interesting part of a new racket collection isn't always the name on the frame. It's what has changed underneath it.

For 2027, Nox has worked on several areas of the racket, particularly vibration control, mould design, balance adjustment and carbon construction.

New VCS anti-vibration system

One of the headline additions for 2027 is VCS, Nox's new vibration-control system.

The system is built into the handle and uses a high-performance elastomer to create a cushioning layer between the racket and the player's hand. According to Nox, VCS can reduce the vibration reaching the arm by up to 60% compared with its previous system.

For players who spend several hours on court every week, this is more than just another technology name. The way a racket feels in the hand can make a noticeable difference over the course of a long match or training session.

Refined racket moulds

Nox has also worked on the moulds used for several of its premium 2027 rackets.

The Genius models, for example, have been given a more aerodynamic design. Selected rackets also feature EOS Tunnel perforations, which are designed to improve manoeuvrability and help distribute weight more effectively.

In practical terms, the goal is simple: make the racket easier to move when you're reacting quickly at the net or switching between defence and attack.

Weight Balance

Nox's Weight Balance system also continues into the 2027 Luxury collection.

Players can use interchangeable 2g and 4g counterweights to alter the way the racket feels. Depending on the model, up to 8g can be added.

That might sound like a small adjustment, but experienced players know how much difference a few grams in the right place can make. Adding weight towards the head, for example, can change the racket's swing and the feeling behind attacking shots.

Dual Spin

Another familiar Nox technology making its way into the 2027 range is Dual Spin.

The surface combines a 3D texture with a silica-sand finish. The idea is to give the ball additional grip when you're looking to put spin on your shots.

This can be particularly useful for players who regularly use viboras, bandejas, topspin and sliced shots.

Different carbon constructions

The Luxury range doesn't rely on a single carbon layup either.

The Genius models are available with 18K Alum and 12K Alum XTREM, while the Ventus range uses 12K XTREM, 12K and 3K carbon constructions.

Rather than simply making one material “better” than another, Nox uses these different constructions to give individual models their own response and feel.

Nox Genius 2027 Series

The Genius is one of the centrepieces of the Nox 2027 collection and remains closely associated with Agustín Tapia.

There are five models in the 2027 Genius family:

• Genius 18K Alum
• Genius Attack 18K Alum
• Genius 12K Alum XTREM
• Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM
• Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite

The easiest way to understand the range is to separate the standard Genius models from the Genius Attack versions.

The standard Genius has a teardrop shape, while the Attack models use a diamond shape and higher balance for a more offensive setup.

Nox AT10 Genius 18K Alum 2027

The Nox AT10 Genius 18K Alum is the more versatile of the two 18K models.

It has a teardrop shape and combines an MLD Black EVA core with an 18K aluminised carbon face. Nox positions the construction around a solid response, precise ball output and consistent performance across changing temperatures.

Key specifications

• Shape: Teardrop
• Weight: 360–375g
• Core: MLD Black EVA
• Face: 18K Alum carbon
• Surface: Dual Spin
• Feel: Medium-Hard
• Level: Professional
• Playing style: All-round

If you want a premium Genius but don't want an extremely attack-focused racket, this is the more balanced route.

Nox AT10 Genius Attack 18K Alum 2027

The Nox AT10 Genius Attack 18K Alum takes the same 18K Alum construction and puts it into a diamond-shaped mould with a high balance.

That changes the way the racket behaves. With more weight towards the head, the racket is built with attacking shots and smashes in mind.

Key specifications

• Shape: Diamond
• Weight: 360–375g
• Core: MLD Black EVA
• Face: 18K Alum carbon
• Surface: Dual Spin
• Feel: Medium
• Level: Professional
• Playing style: Attack

If you spend a lot of time looking to finish points with overheads and prefer a head-heavy racket, the Genius Attack is the more natural fit.

Nox Genius 12K Alum XTREM 2027

The Nox AT10 Genius 12K Alum XTREM is another teardrop-shaped option, this time using Nox's 12K Alum XTREM carbon.

Nox says the rectangular carbon weave reduces fibre waviness by 50% compared with conventional carbon and is designed to improve stiffness and thermal stability.

It is paired with an MLD Black EVA core and Dual Spin surface.

Key specifications

• Shape: Teardrop
• Weight: 360–375g
• Core: MLD Black EVA
• Face: 12K Alum XTREM carbon
• Surface: Dual Spin
• Feel: Medium-Hard
• Level: Professional
• Playing style: All-round

This is the sort of racket that makes sense for an advanced player who wants to move comfortably between defence, transition and attack rather than specialising in one area.

Nox Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM 2027

As the name suggests, the Nox AT10 Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM takes the 12K Alum XTREM construction and combines it with a diamond shape and higher balance.

The racket also features Weight Balance, Dual Spin and an Oversize Grip.

The longer handle adds 30mm of length. Apart from giving players more room for a two-handed backhand, Nox says it also shifts the balance towards the head and increases inertia during smashes.

Key specifications

• Shape: Diamond
• Weight: 360–375g
• Core: MLD Black EVA
• Face: 12K Alum XTREM carbon
• Surface: Dual Spin
• Feel: Medium-Hard
• Level: Professional
• Playing style: Attack

This is one for players who are comfortable with a higher balance and want to make their attacking game the centre of their racket choice.

Nox Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite 2027

Not everyone wants to swing a 370g racket for two hours.

The Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite is designed around that idea. Nox describes it as the lightest and most manoeuvrable Genius model.

It combines the 12K Alum XTREM face with an HR3 White EVA core, giving it a softer feel than the MLD Black EVA versions.

Key specifications

• Shape: Teardrop
• Weight: 350–360g according to the product description
• Core: HR3 White EVA
• Face: 12K Alum XTREM carbon
• Surface: Dual Spin
• Feel: Soft
• Level: Advanced
• Playing style: All-round

It is particularly interesting for players who want a premium carbon Genius but would rather prioritise easier handling and comfort over maximum mass.

Nox Ventus 2027 Series

The Ventus range takes a slightly different approach, with models designed around attack, control and all-round play.

The 2027 collection includes five Ventus rackets.

Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM by Edu Alonso

The Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM sits in the middle of the range.

It uses a teardrop shape, balanced weight distribution, 12K XTREM carbon and an MLD Black EVA core.

The idea is to give players enough stability and control for defensive play while still having the response needed when moving forward.

Specifications

• Shape: Teardrop
• Weight: 360–375g
• Core: MLD Black EVA
• Face: 12K Alum XTREM carbon
• Surface: Dual Spin
• Feel: Medium-Hard
• Level: Professional
• Playing style: All-round

For someone who doesn't want an extreme control or power racket, this is one of the more versatile Ventus options.

Ventus Attack 12K XTREM by Aimar Goñi

The Ventus Attack 12K XTREM is the offensive member of the family.

It uses a diamond shape, high balance and an Oversize Grip. The longer handle can be useful for players who use a two-handed backhand and also contributes to a more head-heavy setup.

Specifications

• Shape: Diamond
• Weight: 360–375g
• Core: MLD Black EVA
• Face: 12K XTREM carbon
• Surface: Dual Spin
• Feel: Medium-Hard
• Level: Professional
• Playing style: Attack

If your game is built around aggressive volleys, overheads and finishing points, the Ventus Attack is the obvious model within this family.

Ventus Control 3K by Miguel Lamperti

The Ventus Control 3K takes a different route.

It uses a teardrop shape with 3K carbon and a dense EVA core. Despite the Control name, it isn't limited to defensive play. Nox describes it as a precision-focused racket that still provides enough power for a complete game.

Specifications

• Shape: Teardrop
• Weight: 360–375g
• Core: MLD Black EVA
• Face: 3K carbon
• Surface: Dual Spin
• Feel: Medium-Hard
• Level: Advanced
• Playing style: All-round

The 3K carbon construction gives this model a more direct character for players who prefer a precise response from the racket.

Ventus Control 12K by Aránzazu Osoro

The Ventus Control 12K is the round-shaped option in the Ventus collection.

Round rackets generally put more emphasis on control and forgiveness, and this model follows that direction. It uses 12K carbon, an MLD Black EVA core and Dual Spin.

Specifications

• Shape: Round
• Weight: 360–375g
• Core: MLD Black EVA
• Face: 12K carbon
• Surface: Dual Spin
• Feel: Medium-Hard
• Level: Advanced
• Playing style: Control

If placement and consistency matter more to you than chasing maximum smash power, the round Ventus Control 12K is worth considering.

Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite

The Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite brings the same general philosophy into a lighter package.

At 350–360g, it is easier to move than the heavier Ventus models. The teardrop shape and medium balance keep it versatile rather than turning it into a pure control racket.

Specifications

• Shape: Teardrop
• Weight: 350–360g
• Core: MLD Black EVA
• Face: 12K carbon
• Surface: Dual Spin
• Feel: Medium-Hard
• Level: Advanced
• Playing style: All-round

This is a good direction for players who like the Ventus range but don't want the extra weight of a 360–375g racket.

Nox Pro Cup 2027

The Pro Cup sits below the Luxury range and offers a simpler route into Nox's technology.

There are two versions:

• Pro Cup Hard
• Pro Cup Soft

Both use a teardrop shape, aluminised fibreglass faces and carbon frames. The main difference is the EVA core.

Nox Pro Cup Hard

The Pro Cup Hard uses HR3 Hard EVA, giving it a firmer and more controlled response.

It also features Nox's Exclusive Spin surface, which combines 3D texture with silica sand.

Specifications

• Shape: Teardrop
• Weight: 360–375g
• Core: HR3 Hard EVA
• Face: Silver Fiberglass
• Surface: Exclusive Spin
• Feel: Medium-Hard
• Level: Advanced
• Playing style: All-round

Nox Pro Cup Soft

The Soft version swaps the harder EVA for HR3 Soft EVA.

That changes the feel considerably. The racket becomes softer and more comfortable while keeping the same basic teardrop shape and Exclusive Spin surface.

Specifications

• Shape: Teardrop
• Weight: 360–375g
• Core: HR3 Soft EVA
• Face: Silver Fiberglass
• Surface: Exclusive Spin
• Feel: Soft
• Level: Advanced
• Playing style: All-round

The difference is fairly straightforward: go Hard if you prefer a firmer response, or Soft if comfort and easier ball output are higher on your list.

Nox ML10 Pro Cup 2027

The ML10 Pro Cup is one of the most recognisable names in the Nox range, and it returns for 2027 in three versions.

The three rackets share the classic round ML10 concept, but there are some important differences between them.

ML10 Pro Cup COORP

The ML10 Pro Cup COORP stays closest to the traditional ML10 formula.

It has a round shape, a large sweet spot, HR3 EVA and a smooth Silver Fiberglass face.

Specifications

• Shape: Round
• Weight: 360–375g
• Core: HR3 EVA
• Face: Silver Fiberglass
• Surface: Smooth
• Feel: Soft
• Level: Advanced
• Playing style: Precision

For players who already know and enjoy the classic ML10 feel, this is the straightforward choice.

ML10 Pro Cup Rough

The ML10 Pro Cup Rough keeps the same round shape and soft construction but adds a textured surface.

The rough finish is intended to help with spin while maintaining the forgiving character associated with the ML10 Pro Cup.

Specifications

• Shape: Round
• Weight: 360–375g
• Core: HR3 EVA
• Face: Silver Fiberglass
• Surface: Rough
• Feel: Soft
• Level: Advanced
• Playing style: Control

If you like the ML10 but want a little more help generating spin, the Rough version gives you that additional surface texture.

ML10 Pro Cup Silver

The ML10 Pro Cup Silver is the lighter version of the family, weighing 350–365g.

It keeps the round shape, HR3 core and soft feel but is designed to be easier to handle.

That lower weight can be especially appealing to players who find heavier rackets tiring during longer sessions or simply prefer a faster racket in defensive exchanges.

Nox Equation Advanced 2027

At the more accessible end of the 2027 collection are the Equation Hard and Equation Soft.

Both use a round shape and weigh 355–365g. They are designed with developing players in mind, particularly those who want to build consistency and control.

Equation Hard

The Equation Hard uses an HR3 Hard EVA core with 3K fibreglass faces.

The result is a firmer, more direct response without turning the racket into an overly demanding option.

Equation Soft

The Equation Soft uses HR3 Soft EVA instead. It offers a softer and more comfortable feel while retaining the same round shape and control-oriented character.

The choice between the two is simple: Equation Hard if you prefer firmness and a more direct response; Equation Soft if comfort and easier ball output matter more.

 

Nox 2027 vs 2026: What's Changed?

If you're already using a 2026 Nox racket, the 2027 collection isn't a complete departure from the previous generation.

A number of the technologies introduced or developed in the previous range continue into 2027. What Nox has done is refine the platform and introduce some new elements.

The 2026 Luxury range already featured technologies such as 12K Alum XTREM, Weight Balance, Dual Spin, Chromic Paint and EOS Tunnel. The 2027 collection builds on that foundation rather than starting from scratch.

So what are the biggest changes?

VCS vibration control

This is arguably the most noticeable new addition. Nox says the new system can reduce vibration reaching the arm by up to 60% compared with the previous system.

Refined moulds

The Genius and Ventus Luxury models receive mould updates designed around aerodynamics, handling and weight distribution.

More balance adjustment

Weight Balance continues to give players more control over how their racket feels, particularly in the premium models.

Clearer separation between playing styles

The 2027 range makes the differences between attack, hybrid and control rackets easy to see. Diamond, teardrop and round shapes each have a specific role within the collection.

More attention to comfort

VCS is the headline here, but it isn't the only comfort-focused feature. Selected models also continue with technologies such as Pulse System and Custom Grip.

Which Nox 2027 Racket Should You Choose?

With so many models in the collection, choosing one can be more complicated than it needs to be.

Start with the way you actually play.

If you want an attacking racket

Look at:

• Genius Attack 18K Alum
• Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM
• Ventus Attack 12K XTREM

These diamond-shaped models have higher balances and are designed with attacking play in mind.

They make the most sense for players who are comfortable generating their own racket speed and regularly look to finish points with overheads.

If you want an all-round racket

Consider:

• Genius 18K Alum
• Genius 12K Alum XTREM
• Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM

These teardrop-shaped models sit between pure power and pure control.

They're a natural fit for players who spend a match moving between defence, transition and attack.

If control is your priority

Consider:

• Ventus Control 12K
• ML10 Pro Cup Rough
• ML10 Pro Cup COORP
• Equation Hard

The round options in particular provide a more control-oriented setup, while the individual core and face materials determine how firm or soft each racket feels.

If you prefer a softer racket

Look at:

• Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite
• Pro Cup Soft
• ML10 Pro Cup COORP
• ML10 Pro Cup Rough
• ML10 Pro Cup Silver
• Equation Soft

These models are built around softer cores or softer overall constructions, making them more comfortable for players who don't enjoy an overly stiff racket.

If you want something lighter

The two models to look at first are:

• Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite
• Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite

Both come in lighter weight ranges than their standard counterparts and are designed with easier handling in mind.

Should You Upgrade From a 2026 Nox Racket?

There's no need to replace a perfectly good racket simply because a new collection has arrived.

If your 2026 Nox already suits your game, the 2027 range isn't going to completely change the way you play. A lot of the underlying technology remains familiar.

The more interesting reasons to upgrade are the new VCS system, updated moulds, changes in carbon construction and additional options for tuning the racket's balance.

For example, someone already playing with a 2026 Genius may not notice a dramatic difference just from moving to the equivalent 2027 model. But if vibration control, a different carbon construction or the updated mould are things you've been looking for, the new collection gives you a reason to consider the change.

For players coming from an older generation, the difference may be more noticeable.

Buying Nox 2027 Padel Rackets in Pakistan

For Pakistani padel players, the arrival of a new Nox collection means more than simply having another set of rackets to choose from.

Padel is continuing to grow across Pakistan, and players are becoming more particular about the equipment they use. Instead of choosing a racket purely because it is associated with a professional player, it's worth looking at the details that actually affect your game.

Do you prefer a round, teardrop or diamond shape? Do you like a softer response or something firmer? Are you comfortable with a 370g racket, or would you rather have something closer to 350g?

These questions matter more than simply choosing the newest model.

If you're looking for Nox padel rackets in Pakistan, Padelup.pk offers a range of Nox rackets for players with different levels and playing styles.

Whether you're looking for an ML10 Pro Cup for control, a Genius for a more premium all-round setup or a Ventus Attack for a more aggressive game, the 2027 collection gives you plenty to choose from.

Shop the latest Nox padel rackets at Padelup.pk and find the 2027 model that fits your game.