Key Takeaways
- Nox has revealed its upcoming 2027 collection, featuring updated AT10 models for Agustín Tapia alongside lines for Miguel Lamperti and Ramiro Valenzuela.
- A host reviewing the range observed that “the most sold racket ever till the new AT10 was the ML10,” which transitions to a new gray color scheme.
- The 2027 line introduces technical variations including Nox’s first 15K carbon model and multiple 12K and 18K Alum Extreme configurations across Tapia’s signature series.
First look at the 2027 Nox padel collection
Padel equipment manufacturer Nox has unveiled an early first look at its 2027 collection, featuring new signatures and signature lines for top professional players. The reveal covers the entire AT10 range associated with world star Agustín Tapia, alongside classic models and emerging talent designs across the roster.
Opening the preview was the latest edition of a long-standing staple, the ML10 tied to veteran Miguel Lamperti. Highlighting the historic profile of the model, the host noted that “the most sold racket ever till the new AT10 was the ML10.” The 2027 edition departs from its traditional aesthetic, moving away from its standard white finish to incorporate fresh detailing. “The standard model used to be always white, but this new gray looks awesome with the signature of Migalito and red the bridge,” the presenter stated, awarding the design an “eight out of 10.”
New signatures and youth developments
The collection also highlights emerging talent, presenting the new Future Hybrid for Argentine player Ramiro Valenzuela. Noted as an unusual build for the brand, the presenter observed that “the combination of colors is quite weird for Nox” while pointing out technical specifications: “it’s a 15k carbon. It’s the first time that I’ve seen a NOX racket with 15k carbon.” The racket incorporates an EV50 core alongside a redesigned structural bridge.
Addressing lightweight options, the collection introduces the AT10 Light, formerly utilized by 17-year-old Manu Castaño. Featuring 12K Alum Extreme carbon and soft HR3 White EVA rubber, the aesthetic has transitioned away from the previous blue elements toward a golden-and-white treatment, earning an “eight out of 10” rating in the initial review.
The evolution of Agustín Tapia’s AT10
The core of the showcase centers on Tapia’s flagship models, beginning with the Attack variants in 12K and 18K Alum Extreme configurations. Assessing the visual presence of the 12K Attack, the reviewer remarked, “this gray looks like Mercedes-Benz, like the Formula 1 team,” finding that “this in my opinion looks better than the 18K.” Evaluating the ergonomics, the host highlighted that “the grip is perfect in my opinion. It doesn’t need to be longer, at least for me.”
The standard hybrid versions mirror these structural specs with MLD Black EVA cores, dual 3D and sandy roughness, and custom weight placement slots. Regarding the 12K model, the presenter scored it an “8.85 out of 10,” comparing its finish to earlier Tapia releases. Finally, the spotlight shifted to the signature 18K carbon model Tapia is set to take into competition. Reflecting on the overall design and aesthetic balance between the two primary choices, the reviewer concluded: “just because of the design, I prefer the 12K because this gray is kind of weird.” The preview concluded with upcoming looks at rackets designed for Edu Alonso and Aimar Goñi.
Tapia and Coello in Paris, ranking, and results
WWWWWLWWWW Tapia and Coello have achieved a win-loss 62-7 record together in 2026. The last match they played was on the 13th of September when they conquered the Paris Major 2026 after beating Galan (world no.3) and Chingotto (world no.3) 6-3 4-6 7-6(1) in the final.
