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  • AT10 Luxury GENIUS ATTACK 12K 2025 by Agustin Tapia
  • AT10 Luxury GENIUS ATTACK 12K 2025 by Agustin Tapia
  • AT10 Luxury GENIUS ATTACK 12K 2025 by Agustin Tapia
  • AT10 Luxury GENIUS ATTACK 12K 2025 by Agustin Tapia

AT10 Luxury GENIUS ATTACK 12K 2025 by Agustin Tapia

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Padel racket AT10 Luxury GENIUS ATTACK 12K 2025 by Agustin Tapia

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NOX AT10 Luxury Genius Attack 12K 2025 Agustín Tapia

Pure Power and Precision – Tapia’s Aggressive Game Redefined

The NOX AT10 Luxury Genius Attack 12K 2025 is designed in collaboration with Agustín Tapia to deliver explosive power with elite-level precision. Tailored for advanced and professional players, this diamond-shaped racket focuses on aggressive, attacking play — ideal for those who dominate with smashes and pressure at the net.

Its 12K carbon fiber face and HR3 Black EVA core provide a perfect blend of stiffness, rebound, and feel, while the rough surface texture enhances spin and shot control. Built with carbon frame reinforcements, Dynamic Structure technology, and the Smartstrap® system, this racket is not only powerful — it’s durable, customizable, and ready for high-performance play.


Key Features:

🪶 Weight: Approx. 360–375 g – solid yet manageable for attacking play
🎯 Balance: High – designed for aggressive offensive players
🔺 Head Shape: Diamond – high sweet spot for maximum power
💎 Face: 12K Carbon Fiber – excellent stiffness and responsiveness
🧠 Core: HR3 Black EVA – great energy return and ball feel
🌀 Surface Texture: Rough finish – improves grip and spin
🛡 Smartstrap® system – replaceable wrist strap for hygiene and customization
🏗 Carbon Frame + Dynamic Structure – increased resistance and structural integrity


Best For:

Competitive players who want maximum power and control, playing with the same offensive setup used by Agustín Tapia.