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Nox AT10 Genius Attack 18K

Name: Nox AT10 Genius Attack 18K
Brand: Nox
Availability: InStock

The Genius Attack 18K build of the Nox AT10. A teardrop head with a high balance, which loads the tip and is where the frame's output comes from. It is a power frame at advanced level. Read the build word before the model year when comparing two AT10 listings: the year moves every season while the build word is what actually changes the racket.

Shape

Teardrop

Balance

High

Hardness

Medium

Core

EVA

Style

Power

Level

Advanced

€179.95 2026

~~€359.95~~ save 50%

Price history · EUR

215 180

Price at the one retailer we track for this racket. History starts when we first saw it listed, not when the racket launched.

1 offer · Padel Market · prices as of October 22, 2026 · we may earn a commission

£154.99 2026

~~£308.99~~ save 50%

Price history · GBP

186 155

Price at the one retailer we track for this racket. History starts when we first saw it listed, not when the racket launched.

1 offer · Padel Market · prices as of October 22, 2026 · we may earn a commission

$174.99 2026

~~$343.99~~ save 49%

Price history · USD

355 175

Price at the one retailer we track for this racket. History starts when we first saw it listed, not when the racket launched.

1 offer · Padel Market · prices as of October 22, 2026 · we may earn a commission

About the Nox AT10 Genius Attack 18K

The head is a teardrop, which keeps a usable sweet spot while still carrying weight towards the tip, so it works at both ends of the court. The balance is high, which is what loads the tip. The face is medium, firm enough to return pace without removing the margin a soft face gives. The core is EVA. Within the Nox AT10, Genius Attack 18K is the build word that separates this racket from its siblings; a model year on a listing describes the season it was sold in rather than where it sits in the range. Sold in 2026. The AT10 is Agustin Tapia's signature code and the deepest line Nox makes. Read the build word before the model year when comparing two AT10 listings: the year moves every season while the build word is what actually changes the racket.