Nox Equation Advanced (2025) and Nox Equation Soft Advanced (2026)
Playing characteristics on the catalogue's one scale. No racket is named the better choice.
Playing characteristics
Where they differ
| Characteristic | Nox Equation Advanced (2025) | Nox Equation Soft Advanced (2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Core | EVA mediumA medium core gives some rebound for power and enough flex to stay comfortable. | 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. |
- Shape
- Round — The face stays wide around its centre, giving central contact more face around it.
- Balance
- Medium — The weight sits in the middle of its length, between the head-heavy and head-light feels.
- Weight
- 360–375 g — A 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.
- For a level
- Intermediate — The least experienced player the catalogue judges it suits — it is not a limit on anyone above.
- Face
- Fiberglass — A fibreglass face flexes more, trading some power for control and comfort.
- Surface
- Rough — A textured face grips the ball on a brushed shot, so it can put more spin on it.
- Sweet spot
- Large — A wide forgiving area, so a hit that misses the centre still plays well.
- Vibration absorption
- High — Less of the shock of each impact reaches your arm.
- Arm-friendly
- Yes — The catalogue marks it as gentle on a sore elbow or shoulder.
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Nox Equation Advanced (2025)
Round shape with a large sweet spot, so an off-centre hit still plays well
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Nox Equation Soft Advanced (2026)
Round shape with a large sweet spot, so an off-centre hit still plays well
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