Discover the new collection of Agustin Tapia 2024 padel rackets designed to achieve excellence on the court. Padel rackets with cutting-edge technology and a sublime design that will not leave you indifferent. We reveal the main similarities and differences, as well as the behavior on the court of the two iconic models of the collection: Nox AT10 Genius 18k and 12K.
Main similarities and differences of the Nox AT10 Genius 18K Vs 12K
Usually we can consider these padel rackets practically the same, although they present certain notable differences on the one hand, in the aesthetics of the racket, as in the behavior on the court (most of them).
Similarities between the Nox AT10 Genius 18K and 12K
These two padel rackets have several aspects in common:
- Teardrop shape: This makes them have well-balanced weight distribution between the handle/grip and the head.
- Rough sandy surface: The roughness of the paddle rackets gives different advantages, making the ball in contact with the paddle blade has more bounce, momentum and speed.
- Medium balance: The weight is distributed more evenly throughout the racket, offering a balance between power and control.
- Hr3 EVA: High density EVA with the greatest memory effect. This achieves greater power in the stroke and ball output.
Differences between the Nox AT10 Genius 18k and 12K
Despite presenting several similarities, there are several key aspects in which these two rackets differ, mostly in the feel, thus affecting their behavior on the court.
- Carbon K : Being the main notable difference, this varies the stiffness of the racket and presents a different game in each of them, thus being the 12K stiffer than the 18K.
- Weight: Although this is not significant, we note that they have a minimal difference, in which the 18K is about 5g heavier than the 12K.
Performance on the court of the Nox AT10 Genius blades by Agustin Tapia
Nox AT10 Genius 12K
This model has a stiffer feel than the 18K. This one will give you more control, which is great if you are a power-focused player on the court and are prepared to handle stiff racquets without problems.
Keep in mind that stiffness is not a good friend if you are prone to injuries such as epicondylitis, as the racket surface can withstand less vibration . However, in addition to the extra power mentioned above, it can also help you address the ball faster by reducing the time it stays on the racquet face during impact.
Good performance at the back of the court. Medium feel, does not penalize excessively.
Nox AT10 Genius 18K
This racket is considered softer than the 12K. Its carbon and aluminum construction is ideal for those seeking power without sacrificing control. Aluminum has the property of absorbing small amounts of sunlight, which allows the shape of the blade to remain unchanged until the temperature changes.
On the other hand, the hard surface created by swimming in light sand makes the ball more comfortable. If you are an experienced player who likes to attack but at the same time want to maintain control during the tough moments of the game, this is the perfect racquet.
Stock Padel’s professional opinion about the Nox AT10 Genius 2024 rackets comparison
As a company dedicated to the world of padel, Stock Padel recognizes and values the importance of offering our customers quality products that meet their needs and expectations on the court.
Therefore, we recommend the Nox AT10 Genius 12K for those players with a higher level who are looking for a more aggressive game, so they will take full advantage of the power that this racket can generate.
Both rackets offer significant advantages depending on the style and individual needs of each player. At Stock Padel we are committed to providing our customers with the necessary information and advice to make the best decision based on their playing preferences and skill level.
