Nox AT10 Genius 18K (2024) and Nox AT10 Pro Cup Soft (2026)

Playing characteristics on the catalogue's one scale. No racket is named the better choice.

Playing characteristics

Where they differ

CharacteristicNox AT10 Genius 18K (2024)Nox AT10 Pro Cup Soft (2026)
WeightA heavier racket is steadier and carries more of its own power but asks more of your arm; a lighter one is quicker to swing and gives less free power.360–370 g360–375 g
For a levelThe least experienced player the catalogue judges it suits — it is not a limit on anyone above.AdvancedIntermediate
CoreEVA hardA harder core rebounds quickly, so a swing gets more power and the impact feels firmer and less forgiving.EVA softA softer core flexes and holds the ball a moment longer, so less shock reaches your elbow and a swing gets less free power.
FaceCarbon 18KOne of the stiffest carbon weaves, so it adds power and a firm feel that rewards a central hit.FiberglassA fibreglass face flexes more, trading some power for control and comfort.
Sweet spotMediumA moderate forgiving area, between precise and forgiving.UnknownWe do not hold this yet, and a guessed value would mislead you more than none.
Vibration absorptionMediumSome of the shock of each impact is damped before it reaches your arm.HighLess of the shock of each impact reaches your arm.
Arm-friendlyNoThe catalogue does not mark it as gentle on a sore elbow or shoulder.YesThe catalogue marks it as gentle on a sore elbow or shoulder.

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Nox AT10 Genius 18K (2024)

Firm core returns the ball quickly but gives less cushioning

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Nox AT10 Pro Cup Soft (2026)

Teardrop shape and medium balance keep it quick through the air for fast exchanges

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