nox
AT Pro Cup
Shape
round
Weight
365g
Balance
medium
Price
$195
NOX ML10 Pro Cup Lineage
Newer version available: ML10 Pro Cup Luxury
Best for: One of the easiest rackets to learn the game on, I believe that every padel player should have some time on the court with the ML10. It has a massive sweet spot, high maneuverability, and high comfort.
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_There are a lot of versions of this racket, the Pro Cup version, this model without the “Luxury” monicker is the softer fiberglass version that is recommended for beginners. _
The Nox ML10, named after the epic Miguel Lamperti is the best-selling racket of all time due to its ease of use. It is our go to racket for new entrants to the game because it is easy to learn the game with. It encourages dropping tennis habits that obstruct learning “true” padel.
Playing with one is like checking a box, “now I’ve actually played padel.” Every player needs some time on the court with an ML10.
It has a fiberglass surface and a round shape, which gives it a massive sweet spot, and it has a low balance (ratio of weight from head to handle), which means it won’t slow you down on the court.
It will not cause elbow pain, it’s a great option for those who have struggled with heavy rackets that have hurt their joints.
It will not help you drill holes in the game, but it will help you in the defense…a lot.
Average score: 8.3 • Based on 1 expert reviews • Last updated: May 2024
May 24, 2024
"One of the easiest rackets to learn the game on, I believe that every padel player should have some time on the court with the ML10. It has a massive sweet spot, high maneuverability, and high comfort."
Power
6.0
Control
7.0
Sweet Spot
10.0
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