October 21, 2026

Where to Play Competitive Padel in Ireland: Every Level, From Team Ireland to Social Ladders (2026 Guide)

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A few years ago, playing competitive padel in Ireland meant a handful of tournaments and a lot of travel. Today there is a full pathway, from a Tuesday night Americano at your club all the way to a green jersey at the FIP World Cup qualifiers. The hard part is knowing what exists, how the levels connect and where your next step is.

Here is the whole ladder, from the top down. The Padel Federation of Ireland (PFI) selects the Ireland national team for FIP international events. FIP tournaments held in Ireland (Limerick, Dublin and Belfast so far) award world ranking points. The Irish Padel Tour (IPT) is the national ranking circuit, and the Padel League of Ireland is the national inter-club team league. Below them sit regional leagues such as the Dublin Padel League and the Ireland Padel Series in Cork, then club championships, club round robins and, finally, social competition across clubs through the Playmate Ladder.

For each level, this guide explains who it is for, how it works, whether it carries ranking points and where to learn more, so you can see exactly where you fit and what to enter next.

Competitive padel in Ireland at a glance

Rank	Competition	Type	Ranking points	Run by
1	Ireland National Team (European and World championships, World Cup qualifiers)	International, by selection	Team results (FIP)	Padel Federation of Ireland
2	FIP tournaments in Ireland (CUPRA FIP Tour)	International pro tournament	FIP world ranking points	FIP with PFI and local organisers
3	Irish Padel Tour (CUPRA IPT)	National tournament circuit	Irish national ranking points	Padel Federation of Ireland
4	Padel League of Ireland	National inter-club team league	Team standings, All-Ireland title	Padel Federation of Ireland
5	Dublin Padel League, Ireland Padel Series (Cork)	Regional team leagues	League tables, internal rankings	Independent organisers
6	Club championships	Internal club tournament	Club title	Your club
7	Club round robins, Americanos, Mexicanos	Internal social competition	None (sometimes app levels)	Your club
8	Playmate Ladder (cross-club)	Social challenge ladder	Ladder position	Playmate app

1. The Ireland National Team (Padel Federation of Ireland)

Level: Highest. International competition representing Ireland.
Who it is for: Ireland's best Open, Senior (age band) and Junior players who are eligible to represent Ireland.
How to get in: By selection only.

The Padel Federation of Ireland (PFI) is the member federation for Ireland of the International Padel Federation (FIP). It selects the Ireland team for FIP sanctioned events such as the European Championships, the World Championships and the World Cup qualifiers. In September 2026, Ireland sent both a men's and a women's team to the FIP World Cup Qualifiers Europe in Madrid (22 to 26 September), part of the road to the World Cup in Doha. Ireland has also travelled with large senior squads, including 38 players to the World Senior Championships in Alicante in 2024.

How selection works: you must be eligible to represent Ireland under FIP rules and hold an active PFI licence. When a selection cycle opens, you declare your interest by the deadline, attend trials or an evaluation if required, and may be named in the wider National Squad. The event team is then picked from the squad roughly eight weeks before the competition, based on results, form, fitness, conduct and availability. Strong Irish Padel Tour results are the obvious way to get noticed.

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2. FIP tournaments in Ireland (CUPRA FIP Tour)

Level: International professional tournaments, played on Irish soil.
Who it is for: Elite Irish players and visiting international pros.
Ranking: FIP world ranking points.

The International Padel Federation (FIP) runs the CUPRA FIP Tour, the international circuit that sits below Premier Padel. Results on this tour feed the official FIP world ranking, the same ranking used by the professionals. Ireland has now hosted three FIP events:

Limerick, November 2025: FIP Bronze. The first ever Padel Irish Open, held at Padel LK, Ireland's largest indoor padel centre. Organised by the PFI with ForeFront Group.
Moira (Belfast area), 1 to 5 July 2026: FIP Silver. The R3 Bullpadel Cup NI Open at Padel54, Northern Ireland's first professional padel event.
Dublin, 15 to 19 July 2026: FIP Silver. The Hiscox Padel Irish Open at Star Padel, St Mary's College RFC, Templeogue, with €18,000 in prize money.

How many FIP points can you win?

FIP points depend on the tournament category and how far you go. Here is the current FIP table for the categories most relevant to Ireland (source: FIP 2025 ranking system):

FIP category	Winner	Finalist	Semi final	Quarter final
FIP Platinum	300	180	90	50
FIP Gold	150	90	60	25
FIP Silver (Dublin, Belfast 2026)	80	45	25	14
FIP Bronze (Limerick 2025)	40	22	14	8

Why it matters: FIP points are the only way to get a world ranking. Even a few points from a home Bronze or Silver event can help with entry into bigger FIP tournaments abroad. To enter, you need an FIP player registration (IPIN) and must meet each event's entry requirements, which can change close to the event.

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3. The Irish Padel Tour (CUPRA IPT): the national ranking circuit

Level: National. The main tournament circuit in Ireland.
Who it is for: Anyone who wants an Irish ranking, from Open level down to Intermediate and Beginner categories.
Ranking: Points go to the PFI national ranking.

The Irish Padel Tour is run by the Padel Federation of Ireland and travels all over the island, North and South, with stops in Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway, Belfast and Derry. There are men's, women's, mixed and seniors draws, and players can compete for national ranking or in social categories. Full disclosure: LovePadel is a proud sponsor of the Irish Padel Tour.

The season has three types of event:

P1 (Challengers): around ten regular tournaments a year.
Majors: four bigger events, at Padel 54, Padel Tennis Ireland, Padel Limerick and Bushy Park.
Master Final: the season finale with the most points and prizes. In 2026 it takes place on 28 and 29 November (venue to be confirmed).

IPT ranking points table

Round reached	P1 (Challenger)	Major	Master Final
Winner	1000	1500	2000
Runner up	800	1200	1500
Semi final	600	1000	1200
Quarter final	400	800	1000
Round of 16	200	600	800
Round of 32	100	400	600
Round of 64	50	200	400

The tour uses a point defence format: points you earned at an event are replaced by your result at the next edition, so you have to keep performing to hold your spot. Rankings are updated once results and categories are confirmed. Use the same PFI licence and profile details at every event so your points land on the right record.

Next up (at the time of writing): CUPRA IPT P1 at The Hive Padel, Cork, 7 and 8 November 2026, then the Master Final on 28 and 29 November 2026.

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4. The Padel League of Ireland: national inter-club competition

Level: National team competition between clubs.
Who it is for: Club players of all standards who want to play for their club in a structured league.
Ranking: Team standings, leading to the All-Ireland title.

The Padel League of Ireland (PLI) is the PFI's club league, played in four provincial leagues: Leinster, Munster, Ulster and Connacht. Each province can have up to three divisions, with Division 1 at the top. In its first season it drew more than 100 teams and 1,000 players.

Teams: 8 to 10 registered players per team, with 6 playing in each fixture and a captain who manages lineups and results.
Fixtures: three doubles matches, played at the same time where possible. Court 1 is worth 5 points, Court 2 is worth 4 and Court 3 is worth 3. The team with the higher total wins.
Season: groups of four teams, so every team gets at least three fixtures. Group winners go to provincial play offs, and the best teams qualify for the All-Ireland Finals, where the Division 1 winner is crowned Padel League of Ireland Champion.
Cost: €20 per player registration through the PFI Padel Portal (plus court fees at your club). Every player needs a PFI licence number.

The inaugural All-Ireland Padel Championships, the PLI finals, take place on 28 and 29 November 2026 at West Wood Club Leopardstown. Clubs register their interest each spring, so ask your club now about next season.

Learn more: Padel League of Ireland (PFI)

5. Regional leagues: Dublin Padel League and Ireland Padel Series (Cork)

Level: Regional team leagues.
Who it is for: Club players who want regular, local, competitive matches through the season.
Ranking: League tables and internal rankings (not national ranking points).

Dublin Padel League

The Dublin Padel League (DPL) is an inter-club team league for the greater Dublin area. Its autumn 2026 season runs until 20 December 2026, with 84 teams and more than 580 registered players at the time of writing. Member clubs include Bective Tennis & Padel, Druid Padel Sportsco, Elm Park, Fitzwilliam LTC, Malahide LTCC, Portmarnock Padel Club, Sutton LTC and Naas LTC. Alongside the division tables, the DPL runs an ELO style ranking by class, so you can follow individual progress too.

Learn more: dublin-padel-league.ie (see the member clubs)

Ireland Padel Series (Cork)

The Ireland Padel Series (IPS) is the amateur team padel league in Cork. Teams have 4 to 6 players and play across five divisions. The 2026/27 group stage runs from September 2026 to January 2027, followed by a Final Four.

Learn more: irelandpadelseries.com

6. Club championships

Level: Internal club competition.
Who it is for: Members of a club, usually split into grades or levels.
Ranking: Club titles and bragging rights.

Most clubs with padel courts now run an annual club championship, often with men's, women's and mixed doubles and graded draws so that everyone plays people of a similar level. It is the best first step into knockout tournament padel: familiar courts, familiar faces and real pressure. Check your club noticeboard, newsletter or booking app.

Learn more: ask your club, or find clubs near you in our guide to padel clubs in Ireland on Playtomic. Clubs can also list events through the PFI's community events page.

7. Club round robins, Americanos and Mexicanos

Level: Internal, social competition.
Who it is for: Everyone, including beginners.
Ranking: None, although app based levels may move.

Round robins, Americanos (you change partner every round) and Mexicanos (pairings based on the live scores) are the backbone of club padel. They are short, sociable and a great way to meet players at your level before you start entering tournaments. Most Irish clubs publish them on their booking app, usually Playtomic or Matchi.

Learn more: your club's booking app, or our list of Irish padel clubs on Playtomic.

8. Social competition across clubs: the Playmate Ladder

Level: Social, cross-club challenge ladder.
Who it is for: Pairs who want regular competitive matches against new opponents, outside their own club.
Ranking: Your team's position on the ladder.

The Playmate Ladder runs inside the free Playmate app. Ireland has published ladders in Dublin (a general ladder and a women's ladder), Belfast, Galway and Waterford. You sign up as a pair. Beat a ranked team and you take their place; ranked teams can challenge anyone up to 10 places above them. Challenges are organised in level based WhatsApp groups (1.0 to 2.5, 2.5 to 3.5, and 3.5+). The team at number 1 at the end of each month is crowned Monthly Ladder Champion and wins a padel gear prize. Teams must play regularly to keep their rank.

Learn more: Playmate Ladder rules

Also worth knowing: the Irish Padel Association

The Irish Padel Association (IPA) fields the Irish team for two friendly international events:

Six Nations Masters Padel Tournament: a nations event for players aged 45 and over, founded in 2018 (as the Four Nations, at Casa Padel in Paris) by IPA president Barry Coffey, who is also its tournament director. Each nation fields three pairs, no player can be under 45 and each pair's combined age must be over 100. Nations meet in three-match ties. The event moves around Europe, with recent editions including Cologne, and has featured England, Scotland, Germany, Switzerland, Estonia, France and Monaco.
Legends Cup Inter Nations Tournament: a second friendly international team competition, where an IPA squad represents Ireland against other nations.

These friendly internationals are separate from the official FIP competitions that the Padel Federation of Ireland selects for. They are a great option if you are an experienced player who wants to wear the green jersey in a friendly but competitive international setting.

Learn more: irishpadel.ie and the Irish Padel Association on Facebook

Which level should you start at?

New to padel: start with club round robins and Americanos, then join the Playmate Ladder for competitive matches outside your club.
Regular club player: enter your club championships and put your name forward for your club's Dublin Padel League, Ireland Padel Series or Padel League of Ireland team.
Chasing a ranking: get your PFI licence and enter the Irish Padel Tour. Intermediate and Beginner categories mean you do not need to be an Open player to start.
Top Irish players: target IPT Majors and the Master Final, enter FIP events in Ireland for world ranking points, and declare interest when national team selection opens.

Whatever level you play at, the right racket makes a difference. Browse our padel rackets, and see you on court.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get a padel ranking in Ireland?

Register with the Padel Federation of Ireland and play ranked events on the Irish Padel Tour. Points are awarded by round reached: up to 1,000 for a P1 Challenger, 1,500 for a Major and 2,000 for the Master Final.

What is the difference between FIP points and IPT points?

FIP points come from international CUPRA FIP Tour events (including FIP events held in Ireland) and count towards the FIP world ranking. IPT points come from the Irish Padel Tour and count towards the Irish national ranking run by the Padel Federation of Ireland.

Have there been FIP padel tournaments in Ireland?

Yes. Limerick hosted the first Padel Irish Open (FIP Bronze) in November 2025. In July 2026, Moira near Belfast hosted the FIP Silver R3 Bullpadel Cup NI Open and Dublin hosted the FIP Silver Hiscox Padel Irish Open.

How do I play for the Ireland padel team?

You must be eligible to represent Ireland and hold an active PFI licence. When the Padel Federation of Ireland opens a selection cycle, declare your interest, attend trials if required, and you may be named in the National Squad, from which the event team is selected about eight weeks before the competition.

Can over 45s play padel for Ireland?

Yes. The Irish Padel Association fields Irish teams for two friendly internationals: the Six Nations Masters Padel Tournament (all players 45 or over) and the Legends Cup Inter Nations Tournament. The Padel Federation of Ireland also selects Senior age band teams for official FIP events.

Is there a national padel league for clubs in Ireland?

Yes, the Padel League of Ireland. Clubs enter teams in provincial leagues (Leinster, Munster, Ulster and Connacht), and the best teams qualify for the All-Ireland Padel Championships. The 2026 finals are on 28 and 29 November at West Wood Club Leopardstown.

Can veteran players represent Ireland at padel?

Yes. As well as the PFI's senior national team, the Irish Padel Association sends Irish teams abroad to the Six Nations Masters Padel Tournament (players aged 45 and over) and the Legends Cup Inter Nations Tournament.

Where can beginners play competitive padel in Ireland?

Start with club round robins and Americanos, then try the Playmate Ladder in Dublin, Belfast, Galway or Waterford. The Irish Padel Tour also offers Beginner and Intermediate categories.

October 15, 2026

Padel in Ireland is growing faster than anywhere else in Europe

If it feels like a new padel club opens near you every few weeks, you're not imagining it. The International Padel Federation (FIP) has just published its World Padel Report 2026, and Ireland is the fastest-growing emerging padel country in Europe. Here is what the report says about padel in Ireland, why the FIP is holding Ireland up as an example for the rest of Europe, and what it means for you as a player. Ireland in numbers 219 new padel courts, January to September 2026 63 new padel clubs in the same period +298% projected court growth in 2026, the highest of any emerging country in Europe €56.2m added to the Irish economy by padel in 2026 Ireland's padel growth in numbers Between January and September 2026, Ireland added 63 new padel clubs and 219 new courts. Over the full year, the FIP expects the number of courts in Ireland to grow by 298% and the number of clubs by 254%. That puts Ireland at the top of the FIP's table of emerging European padel countries, ahead of Ukraine (256% court growth), Estonia (193%), Russia (57%) and Poland (56%). In plain terms: almost four times as many courts by the end of 2026 as there were at the start. "A best-practice example" for Europe The numbers alone are impressive, but the most striking line in the report is about how Ireland is growing. The FIP describes Ireland as "a best-practice example amongst emerging European countries", crediting the federation for building a framework that can support the growth and keep it sustainable. That framework includes: The IPT, a new national ranking circuit, giving Irish players a competitive pathway and a ranking to chase Grassroots and inclusion initiatives to bring new people into the sport A coach education programme with free training places for new clubs Collaboration with larger federations and the FIP The new Padel League of Ireland, for players and clubs across the country We're proud to be part of this. LovePadel is the official sponsor of the IPT and a partner of the Padel Federation of Ireland, because a sport only lasts when there is somewhere to play, someone to coach you and something to compete for. Padel is now worth €56 million to the Irish economy For the first time, the FIP has measured padel's economic impact, working with the economists at OpenEconomics. The figures for Ireland in 2026: €44.5 million spent on padel (court bookings, court building, equipment and tournaments) €56.2 million in GDP generated €89.5 million in total economic output 386 full-time equivalent jobs €1.84 million in indirect tax revenue Relative to population, Ireland ranks 12th in the world for padel's economic impact, at €11.27 of GDP per inhabitant. Every country in the top 14 on that measure is European, and Ireland sits just ahead of Portugal, a country where padel has been established for decades. Part of a global boom Ireland's story sits inside a much bigger one. According to the report, there are now 40 million amateur padel players in 191 countries, playing on 91,234 courts at 28,497 clubs. Women make up 47% of players, and Google searches for "padel" have risen by 200% in five years. The full picture Here is everything from the report on padel in Ireland, in one infographic. Feel free to share it. What it means for Irish players More courts means more people picking up a racket for the first time, more leagues and more tournaments. If you've just started, or you're thinking about your first ranking event on the IPT, three things are worth knowing: Start with the right racket. A round, softer racket is more forgiving while you learn. Browse our beginner padel rackets, or see all padel rackets. Wear proper padel shoes. Running shoes don't grip on sand-filled artificial grass. A herringbone or omni sole protects your ankles. See our padel shoes. Get competitive. The IPT and the Padel League of Ireland mean there is now a clear path from your weekly game to ranked competition. Padel in Ireland has come a long way in a very short time, and the FIP's report shows it is only getting started. See you on court. Source: FIP World Padel Report 2026. Participation figures as of September 2026; economic figures are FIP and OpenEconomics estimates for 2026.

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September 28, 2026

Who Is Aimar Goñi? Meet the 20-Year-Old With His First NOX Signature Racket

Every few seasons a young player arrives on the Premier Padel tour and makes the established pairs look nervous. In 2026 that player is Aimar Goñi. He is 20 years old, almost two metres tall, left-handed, and he now has his very first NOX signature racket: the Nox Ventus Attack 12K XTREM by Aimar Goñi 2027. Here is who he is, why the padel world is excited about him, and a few highlights so you can see it for yourself. Aimar Goñi at a glance Born: 13 October 2005, Pamplona (Navarre), Spain Height: 1.95 m (per NOX) Plays: Left-handed Partner: Edu Alonso Coach: Gustavo Pratto (Gustavo Pratto Academy, Valladolid) Team NOX since: March 2026 World ranking: inside the top 40, up more than 25 places this season Signature racket: Nox Ventus Attack 12K XTREM 2027 From A1 star to starting again at zero Aimar built his early career on the A1 Padel circuit, where he was competing with and beating experienced professionals while still a teenager. He had climbed close to the top of that tour when it folded unexpectedly. That left him with just 3 FIP ranking points and a long road up the Premier Padel ladder. Most young players would need years to recover from that. Aimar needed a few months. In late 2025, partnering the experienced Argentine Lucho Capra, he reached the quarterfinals of the Tarragona P1 and knocked out Spanish legend Paquito Navarro on the way. Speaking to Padel Addict afterwards, he did not hide his ambition: "I believe my ceiling is very high." 2026: the breakout season In early 2026 Aimar teamed up with fellow Spaniard Edu Alonso, a friend he had trained with for years. Within weeks, the new pair was upsetting the biggest names on tour. Good to know: Edu Alonso is also a NOX signature player, with his own 2027 racket: the Nox Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM by Edu Alonso 2027. It's a teardrop shape with a medium-hard feel, built for advanced all-round players who want control and power in one frame. Asunción P2 (May): beat Martín Di Nenno and Momo González, then took down third seeds Franco Stupaczuk and Mike Yanguas 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 to reach Aimar's first Premier Padel semifinal, where they met Ale Galán and Fede Chingotto. Málaga P1 (July): seeded 11th, they beat fifth seeds Coki Nieto and Jon Sanz 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 in what the Spanish press called one of the matches of the season. Their reward was a quarterfinal against world number ones Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia. Paris Major (September): at one of the four biggest events of the year, they beat Madrid finalists Coki Nieto and Mike Yanguas 6-4, 6-3 to set up a quarterfinal with Galán and Chingotto. Beating top-five pairs at a P2, a P1 and a Major in one season is not luck. It is the sign of a player who belongs at the very top, and he has only just turned pro on this tour. Why he is so exciting to watch The smash. At 1.95 m with a big left arm, Aimar's overhead is his trademark. His coaches describe it as a natural gift rather than something drilled into him, and he can finish points from the back of the court or send the ball out of the cage when he needs to. Power and intensity. NOX describes his game as aggressive, explosive and intense. Alongside Edu Alonso the pair plays a dynamic, spectacular style that is great to watch and very hard to play against. A long-term project. Both players came up through A1 Padel before moving to Premier Padel, and they talk openly about building for the long run rather than chasing quick results. As Edu put it on NOX's own channel: "Pressure is a privilege that good people have." Watch the highlights Aimar Goñi in 60 seconds Big smashes, big power and a lot of flair. These shorts show exactly why people are already calling him one of the most dangerous players on tour. NOX Update: Edu Alonso & Aimar Goñi Go behind the scenes with the new pair as they talk about their partnership, joining NOX and their goals for the season. Joining Team NOX NOX signed Aimar in March 2026 as part of its push to back the next generation of international talent. For him it was a childhood dream: "For me it is an honour to join Team NOX. It's a brand that I've known all my life, since I was a child." He spent 2026 playing with his partner's EA10 Ventus Attack. For 2027, NOX has handed that racket over to him and rebuilt it around his game, while Edu moves to his own new signature model, the Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM. The racket: Nox Ventus Attack 12K XTREM by Aimar Goñi 2027 This is a racket built for players who want to attack. If you like to finish points at the net and love a big smash, it is made for you. Shape: Diamond Balance: High, for maximum power overhead Weight: 360 to 375 g Faces: 12K XTREM carbon, mixing rectangular and square weaves for extra stiffness and a crisp, explosive response Core: MLD Black EVA with different densities for power and control Oversize Grip: 30 mm longer handle, great for two-handed backhands and extra leverage on the smash Weight Balance system: add 2 g or 4 g counterweights (up to 8 g) to tune the feel Dual Spin surface: 3D texture plus silica sand for more bite on the ball Vibration Control System: designed to cut vibration for a more comfortable feel Feel: Medium-hard Best for: advanced and competitive players with good technique who play an aggressive, attacking game. If you are newer to padel or want more forgiveness, have a look at the Lite and Hybrid models in the range instead. Pre-order now and save 5% The Nox Ventus Attack 12K XTREM by Aimar Goñi 2027 is available to pre-order now at LovePadel for €349.99, with 5% off for pre-orders. Pay a 50% deposit today, and the remaining 50% is charged on 1 November 2026 Estimated shipping: first week of November 2026 (subject to the NOX distributor) Want to see the whole range? Browse the full NOX 2027 Collection, including the new Agustín Tapia Genius rackets and Edu Alonso's Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM, the perfect partner racket to Aimar's. Aimar Goñi is 20, fearless and already beating the best pairs in the world. Get his racket before everyone else does. Pre-order the Aimar Goñi racket

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September 25, 2026

NOX 2027 Padel Rackets: Complete Collection Guide

Last updated: 25 September 2026. Prices are valid at time of writing NOX has unveiled its 2027 padel racket collection, and it is one of the strongest line-ups the Spanish brand has released. There are 15 new rackets across two families: the premium Luxury Series, home to Agustín Tapia's Genius and the Ventus range, and the Classic Series, which brings back the iconic Pro Cup moulds. In this guide we explain every model, what makes each one special, and which NOX 2027 racket suits your game. Pre-order today and get 5% discount. Estimated shipping: first week of November 2026. Browse the full NOX 2027 Collection on LovePadel.ie. Key takeaways 15 rackets, two series: 10 in the Luxury Series (€299.99 to €389.99) and 5 in the Classic Series (€149.99 to €199.99). Headline new technology: the VCS anti-vibration system, a high-performance elastomer bonded inside the handle, which NOX says filters up to 60% more vibration than the previous generation. Best all-rounder: Genius 18K Alum, Agustín Tapia's own racket. Most powerful: Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM. Best for control: Ventus Control 3K, recognised by Testea Pádel as one of the best control rackets. Lightest options: Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite, Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite and ML10 Pro Cup Silver. Best value: the ML10 Pro Cup range at €149.99. Table of contents The two NOX 2027 series explained What's new in 2027: the key technologies NOX 2027 comparison table Luxury Series: all 10 rackets reviewed Classic Series: all 5 rackets reviewed Best NOX 2027 racket for your player profile How to choose: shape, weight and feel Frequently asked questions The two NOX 2027 series explained Luxury Series: NOX's top-of-the-range technology The Luxury Series is where NOX puts its most advanced materials. Every Luxury racket gets the new VCS anti-vibration system, the Weight Balance counterweight system, the patented NOX Custom Grip and the Dual Spin surface. It is split into two families: Genius (Agustín Tapia): five rackets built around Tapia's mould, with premium aluminised carbon faces (18K Alum or 12K Alum XTREM). Teardrop models for all-round play, diamond Attack models for power, and a lighter Lite version. Ventus: five rackets designed with Edu Alonso, Aimar Goñi, Miguel Lamperti and Aránzazu Osoro, covering hybrid, attack and control profiles, at €299.99 to €349.99. Classic Series (Pro Line): iconic moulds, accessible prices The Classic Series brings back two of NOX's best-loved moulds: the Pro Cup teardrop associated with Agustín Tapia, in Hard and Soft versions, and Miguel Lamperti's round ML10 Pro Cup, in Coorp, Rough and Silver versions. They use aluminised (silver) fibreglass faces and a carbon frame for a comfortable, controllable feel, and they cost from €149.99. What's new in 2027: the key technologies VCS anti-vibration system (new for 2027): a high-performance elastomer bonded to the whole inner surface of the handle. It creates a cushioning barrier that reduces impacts and vibration without dulling the feel of the racket. Fitted across the Luxury Series. Weight Balance: interchangeable 2 g and 4 g counterweights, up to 8 g in total, so you can shift a racket towards control or power in seconds. It is compatible with frame protectors. EOS Tunnel: lateral perforations built into the mould that improve aerodynamics, manoeuvrability and weight distribution. Dual Spin: the evolution of NOX's rough surfaces, combining a 3D texture with a light silica sand finish across the whole face for more spin without hurting durability. Carbon 18K Alum and 12K Alum XTREM: aluminised carbon faces that keep their performance consistent as temperatures change. The 12K Alum XTREM weave reduces fibre waviness by 50% for a stiffer, smoother face. Oversize Grip: a handle 30 mm longer on the Attack models, for two-handed shots and more head inertia on the smash. Classic Series tech: Exclusive Spin (a 3D hexagonal centre plus a sandblasted finish), EOS Flap perforations, the Pulse System anti-vibration and the Smartstrap replaceable cord. NOX 2027 comparison table All 15 rackets are 38 mm thick and have a carbon frame. Racket Series Shape Weight Face Core Feel Playing style Level RRP Genius 18K Alum Luxury Teardrop 360 to 375 g 18K Alum carbon MLD Black EVA Medium All-round Professional €389.99 Genius Attack 18K Alum Luxury Diamond 360 to 375 g 18K Alum carbon MLD Black EVA Medium Attack Professional €389.99 Genius 12K Alum XTREM Luxury Teardrop 360 to 375 g 12K Alum XTREM carbon MLD Black EVA Medium-Hard All-round Professional €389.99 Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM Luxury Diamond 360 to 375 g 12K Alum XTREM carbon MLD Black EVA Medium-Hard Attack Professional €389.99 Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite Luxury Teardrop 350 to 360 g 12K Alum XTREM carbon HR3 White EVA Medium All-round Advanced €349.99 Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM Luxury Teardrop 360 to 375 g Carbon Fibre 12K XTREM MLD Black EVA Medium-Hard All-round Advanced €349.99 Ventus Attack 12K XTREM Luxury Diamond 360 to 375 g Carbon Fibre 12K XTREM MLD Black EVA Medium-Hard Attack Professional €349.99 Ventus Control 3K Luxury Round 360 to 375 g 3K carbon HR3 Black EVA Medium-Hard All-round Advanced €349.99 Ventus Control 12K Luxury Round 360 to 375 g 12K carbon MLD Black EVA Medium-Hard Control Advanced €299.99 Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite Luxury Teardrop 350 to 360 g 12K carbon MLD Black EVA Medium-Hard All-round Advanced €299.99 Pro Cup Hard Classic Teardrop 360 to 375 g Aluminised fibreglass (silver) HR3 Hard EVA Medium-Hard All-round Advanced €199.99 Pro Cup Soft Classic Teardrop 360 to 375 g Aluminised fibreglass (silver) HR3 Soft EVA Soft All-round Advanced €199.99 ML10 Pro Cup Coorp Classic Round 360 to 375 g Aluminised fibreglass (silver) HR3 EVA Soft Precision Advanced €149.99 ML10 Pro Cup Rough Classic Round 360 to 375 g Aluminised fibreglass (silver) HR3 EVA Soft Control Advanced €149.99 ML10 Pro Cup Silver Classic Round 350 to 365 g Aluminised fibreglass (silver) HR3 EVA Soft Control Advanced €149.99 Luxury Series: all 10 rackets reviewed The Genius family by Agustín Tapia The Genius rackets carry the mould of Agustín Tapia, known as El Mozart. For 2027 the mould has been refined for better aerodynamics and balance, and every Genius gets an aluminised carbon face, VCS, Weight Balance and Dual Spin. NOX Genius 18K Alum by Agustín Tapia 2027 Shape: Teardrop | Weight: 360 to 375 g | Face: 18K Alum carbon | Core: MLD Black EVA | Feel: Medium | Style: All-round | Level: Professional | RRP: €389.99 This is Agustín Tapia's own racket and the flagship of the 2027 range. NOX has refined its most recognisable mould with a more aerodynamic, better balanced profile, and paired it with an aluminised 18K carbon face for a solid, precise feel on every shot. Why we like it: 18K Alum carbon face gives a solid feel and precise ball output, with consistent performance whatever the temperature on court Medium feel is the most versatile in the Genius family: comfortable in defence, still explosive on the smash New VCS anti-vibration system filters 60% more vibration reaching the arm than the previous generation Weight Balance counterweights and the new EOS Tunnel let you fine-tune balance and manoeuvrability Best for: Advanced and competition players who want one racket that does everything well and anyone who wants to play with the same racket as Agustín Tapia, El Mozart. Pre-order the Genius 18K Alum with 5% off NOX Genius Attack 18K Alum by Agustín Tapia 2027 Shape: Diamond | Weight: 360 to 375 g | Face: 18K Alum carbon | Core: MLD Black EVA | Feel: Medium | Style: Attack | Level: Professional | RRP: €389.99 The Genius Attack 18K takes the Genius DNA and pushes it towards power: diamond shape, high balance and the 18K Alum carbon face. It is built for players who finish points from the net. Why we like it: Diamond shape and high balance put maximum power into smashes and viboras Oversize Grip adds 30 mm to the handle for comfortable two-handed shots and extra inertia on overheads Medium feel keeps the power manageable, so you do not give up precision on slower shots VCS anti-vibration and Dual Spin surface for comfort and heavy spin Best for: Offensive players, usually on the left side, who want maximum power with a slightly more forgiving feel than a hard attacking racket. Pre-order the Genius Attack 18K Alum with 5% off NOX Genius 12K Alum XTREM by Agustín Tapia 2027 Shape: Teardrop | Weight: 360 to 375 g | Face: 12K Alum XTREM carbon | Core: MLD Black EVA | Feel: Medium-Hard | Style: All-round | Level: Professional | RRP: €389.99 The Genius 12K Alum XTREM is the stiffer, more direct sister of the Genius 18K. Its interwoven rectangular carbon weave reduces surface waviness by 50% compared with conventional carbon, giving a crisp, precise response. Why we like it: 12K Alum XTREM carbon is stiffer and more thermally stable, for a direct, precise response Medium-hard feel rewards clean technique with extra punch VCS reduces vibration peaks reaching the elbow and shoulder by up to 60% Weight Balance system accepts 2 g and 4 g counterweights, up to 8 g Best for: Advanced all-round players with a fast, clean swing who like a firmer, more responsive racket. Pre-order the Genius 12K Alum XTREM with 5% off NOX Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM by Agustín Tapia 2027 Shape: Diamond | Weight: 360 to 375 g | Face: 12K Alum XTREM carbon | Core: MLD Black EVA | Feel: Medium-Hard | Style: Attack | Level: Professional | RRP: €389.99 The most aggressive racket in the collection. Diamond shape, high balance, the stiff 12K Alum XTREM face and an Oversize Grip make the Genius Attack 12K a racket built to end points. In NOX's own words: ready to attack. Why we like it: The most powerful combination in the range: diamond shape, high balance and a stiff 12K Alum XTREM face Oversize Grip (plus 30 mm) for two-handed shots and more inertia on the smash Up to 8 g of counterweights to tune weight and balance Dual Spin surface maximises spin on kick smashes and viboras Best for: Hard-hitting, confident attackers who want the most explosive NOX racket available. Pre-order the Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM with 5% off NOX Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite by Agustín Tapia 2027 Shape: Teardrop | Weight: 350 to 360 g | Face: 12K Alum XTREM carbon | Core: HR3 White EVA | Feel: Medium | Style: All-round | Level: Advanced | RRP: €349.99 At 350 to 360 g, the Genius Lite is the lightest and most manoeuvrable racket in the Genius family. It keeps the premium 12K Alum XTREM face but swaps in a softer HR3 White EVA core for extra control. Why we like it: Lightest Genius: faster reactions at the net and less fatigue over long matches HR3 White EVA core adds a softer touch and excellent control Same premium 12K Alum XTREM face and VCS anti-vibration as the heavier Genius models Weight Balance system if you want to add a little mass back to the head Best for: Advanced players who want Genius technology in a lighter, quicker racket, and anyone moving down in weight. Pre-order the Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite with 5% off The Ventus family Ventus is NOX's second Luxury line: the same premium technologies (VCS, Weight Balance, Dual Spin, Custom Grip) in five profiles designed with top professionals, at a slightly lower price than Genius. NOX Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM by Edu Alonso 2027 Shape: Teardrop | Weight: 360 to 375 g | Face: Carbon Fibre 12K XTREM | Core: MLD Black EVA | Feel: Medium-Hard | Style: All-round | Level: Advanced | RRP: €349.99 Designed with Edu Alonso, the Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM combines a teardrop shape with balanced weight distribution in a redesigned mould. It is the all-round workhorse of the Ventus family. Why we like it: Exclusive 12K XTREM weave increases face stiffness and spreads energy evenly Balanced teardrop shape: equally comfortable defending and attacking VCS filters 60% of vibration peaks for elbow and shoulder comfort Weight Balance counterweights, up to 8 g Best for: Advanced all-rounders who want a stiff, stable racket that stays under control, at €40 less than the Genius flagships. Pre-order the Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM with 5% off NOX Ventus Attack 12K XTREM by Aimar Goñi 2027 Shape: Diamond | Weight: 360 to 375 g | Face: Carbon Fibre 12K XTREM | Core: MLD Black EVA | Feel: Medium-Hard | Style: Attack | Level: Professional | RRP: €349.99 Aimar Goñi's racket is a pure attacking weapon: diamond shape, high balance and an Oversize Grip with 30 mm of extra handle, built around his explosive offensive game. Why we like it: Diamond shape and high balance for heavy smashes Oversize Grip for two-handed shots and more head inertia 12K XTREM face mixes rectangular and square weaves for overall stiffness VCS anti-vibration and Dual Spin surface Best for: Attacking players who want a head-heavy power racket at a lower price than the Genius Attack models. Pre-order the Ventus Attack 12K XTREM with 5% off NOX Ventus Control 3K by Miguel Lamperti 2027 Shape: Round | Weight: 360 to 375 g | Face: 3K carbon | Core: HR3 Black EVA | Feel: Medium-Hard | Style: All-round | Level: Advanced | RRP: €349.99 Recognised by Testea Pádel at the Polytechnic University of Valencia as one of the best control rackets, the Ventus Control 3K carries the DNA of NOX legend Miguel Lamperti. Why we like it: Round shape gives a large, forgiving sweet spot High-density HR3 Black EVA core balances control with real power 3K carbon, woven in small squares, gives a dry, direct and precise feel VCS anti-vibration retains 60% more vibration than its predecessor Best for: Control-minded advanced players, especially on the right side, who build points with placement and want a trusted, tested racket. Pre-order the Ventus Control 3K with 5% off NOX Ventus Control 12K by Aránzazu Osoro 2027 Shape: Round | Weight: 360 to 375 g | Face: 12K carbon | Core: MLD Black EVA | Feel: Medium-Hard | Style: Control | Level: Advanced | RRP: €299.99 Developed with Aránzazu Osoro, the Ventus Control 12K delivers explosive performance with little effort. The round shape and multilayer core enlarge the effective hitting area. Why we like it: Round shape and MLD Black EVA core enlarge the effective hitting zone 12K carbon face gives stiffness and a dry, direct feel Full Luxury technology (VCS, Weight Balance, Dual Spin) at the lowest Luxury price Easy power: the ball comes off quickly without forcing your swing Best for: Players who prioritise precision and control but still want effortless power, and anyone wanting Luxury Series technology at €299.99. Pre-order the Ventus Control 12K with 5% off NOX Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite 2027 Shape: Teardrop | Weight: 350 to 360 g | Face: 12K carbon | Core: MLD Black EVA | Feel: Medium-Hard | Style: All-round | Level: Advanced | RRP: €299.99 The most agile racket in the Ventus range. At 350 to 360 g with a medium balance and teardrop shape, it is quick in the hand and versatile in every situation. Why we like it: Lightweight and manoeuvrable, great for fast exchanges at the net Multi-density core helps ball output on slow shots and adds power with less effort VCS anti-vibration for elbow and shoulder comfort Weight Balance counterweights to adjust the feel Best for: Advanced players who prefer a lighter racket, want power without straining the arm, and like a versatile teardrop shape. Pre-order the Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite with 5% off Classic Series: all 5 rackets reviewed The Classic Series (Pro Line) is built on two legendary NOX moulds with aluminised fibreglass faces and a carbon frame. It is the most comfortable and accessible part of the 2027 range. NOX Pro Cup HARD by Agustín Tapia 2027 Shape: Teardrop | Weight: 360 to 375 g | Face: Aluminised fibreglass (silver) | Core: HR3 Hard EVA | Feel: Medium-Hard | Style: All-round | Level: Advanced | RRP: €199.99 The Pro Cup Hard uses one of the most iconic moulds in NOX history. Its teardrop shape and HR3 Hard EVA core offer control and excellent ball feel in a proven, reliable package. Why we like it: Iconic Pro Cup mould, trusted by club players for years HR3 Hard EVA core for a firm, lively response Aluminised fibreglass faces with a carbon frame for a balanced, stable feel Exclusive Spin surface and Pulse System anti-vibration Best for: Club and advanced players who want a firmer Pro Cup with more punch, at a very accessible price. Pre-order the Pro Cup Hard with 5% off NOX Pro Cup SOFT by Agustín Tapia 2027 Shape: Teardrop | Weight: 360 to 375 g | Face: Aluminised fibreglass (silver) | Core: HR3 Soft EVA | Feel: Soft | Style: All-round | Level: Advanced | RRP: €199.99 The Pro Cup Soft continues the legacy of the iconic Pro Cup mould with a softer HR3 Soft EVA core, for a balanced mix of power, comfort and ball control. Why we like it: Soft feel is comfortable on the arm and forgiving on off-centre hits Easy ball output: the ball comes off the face with little effort Exclusive Spin surface for spin and control EOS Flap and Pulse System help manoeuvrability and comfort Best for: Players who value comfort and touch, and improving club players looking for a quality racket that is easy to play. Pre-order the Pro Cup Soft with 5% off NOX ML10 Pro Cup COORP by Miguel Lamperti 2027 Shape: Round | Weight: 360 to 375 g | Face: Aluminised fibreglass (silver) | Core: HR3 EVA | Feel: Soft | Style: Precision | Level: Advanced | RRP: €149.99 One of NOX's most recognisable rackets. Miguel Lamperti's Pro Cup Coorp keeps the essence of a model that remains a benchmark on court, with the smooth faces and design of the original. Why we like it: Round shape and large sweet spot for easy, consistent contact HR3 core and soft feel for control and comfort Smooth faces, true to the original Lamperti model Smartstrap system for an easily replaceable safety cord Best for: Precision and control players, fans of the classic Lamperti feel, and anyone wanting a proven NOX racket at €149.99. Pre-order the ML10 Pro Cup Coorp with 5% off NOX ML10 Pro Cup Rough by Miguel Lamperti 2027 Shape: Round | Weight: 360 to 375 g | Face: Aluminised fibreglass (silver) | Core: HR3 EVA | Feel: Soft | Style: Control | Level: Advanced | RRP: €149.99 The Pro Cup Rough keeps the classic Lamperti feel and adds a textured face for extra bite on the ball, bringing more dynamism to the round Pro Cup mould. Why we like it: Rough surface grips the ball for more spin Round shape and large sweet spot for forgiveness Soft, comfortable feel with the stiffness of a carbon frame Excellent value at €149.99 Best for: Control players who like to slice, chiquita and play with spin, and want a comfortable round racket. Pre-order the ML10 Pro Cup Rough with 5% off NOX ML10 Pro Cup Silver by Miguel Lamperti 2027 Shape: Round | Weight: 350 to 365 g | Face: Aluminised fibreglass (silver) | Core: HR3 EVA | Feel: Soft | Style: Control | Level: Advanced | RRP: €149.99 The Pro Cup Silver is the lighter version of the Lamperti Pro Cup, at 350 to 365 g, keeping the round shape, large sweet spot and soft feel that made the model famous. Why we like it: Lighter weight for easier handling and less fatigue Round shape and large sweet spot Soft feel and HR3 core for control and comfort Smooth faces and Smartstrap cord Best for: Players who want a light, comfortable control racket, and anyone who prefers a lighter frame. Pre-order the ML10 Pro Cup Silver with 5% off Best NOX 2027 racket for your player profile Not sure where to start? Find the profile that sounds most like you. The aggressive attacker You live at the net, love the smash and want to finish points. Top pick: NOX Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM by Agustín Tapia 2027. The Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM is the most explosive option. The Genius Attack 18K gives similar power with a slightly more forgiving medium feel, and the Ventus Attack 12K XTREM delivers a head-heavy attacking profile for €40 less. All three have the Oversize Grip. Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM€389.99 Genius Attack 18K Alum€389.99 Ventus Attack 12K XTREM€349.99 The complete all-rounder You defend well, attack when you can, and want one racket for everything. Top pick: NOX Genius 18K Alum by Agustín Tapia 2027. The Genius 18K Alum is our all-round pick, with a medium feel that works in every phase of the game. Prefer a firmer response? Choose the Genius 12K Alum XTREM. The Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM is the value all-rounder of the Luxury Series. Genius 18K Alum€389.99 Genius 12K Alum XTREM€389.99 Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM€349.99 The control and precision player You build points with placement, lobs and patience, often from the right side. Top pick: NOX Ventus Control 3K by Miguel Lamperti 2027. The Ventus Control 3K offers a round shape and a dry, precise feel, backed by Testea Pádel. The Ventus Control 12K adds effortless power to a control shape, and the ML10 Pro Cup Coorp is the classic precision racket at €149.99. Ventus Control 3K€349.99 Ventus Control 12K€299.99 ML10 Pro Cup Coorp€149.99 The player who wants a lighter racket You want faster hands, less fatigue, or you are moving down in weight. Top pick: NOX Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite by Agustín Tapia 2027. All three weigh around 350 to 365 g. The Genius Lite brings premium 12K Alum XTREM carbon with a softer core, the Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite is quick and versatile, and the Pro Cup Silver is the lightweight classic. Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite€349.99 Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite€299.99 ML10 Pro Cup Silver€149.99 The player looking for comfort You prefer a softer feel and want a racket that is kind to the arm. Top pick: NOX Pro Cup SOFT by Agustín Tapia 2027. The Pro Cup Soft and Pro Cup Coorp have the softest feel in the collection. If you want Luxury technology, the Genius 18K combines a medium feel with the new VCS anti-vibration system. Across the Luxury Series, VCS is designed to reduce the vibration reaching your elbow and shoulder. Pro Cup Soft€199.99 ML10 Pro Cup Coorp€149.99 Genius 18K Alum€389.99 The spin specialist You love kick smashes, viboras, slices and chiquitas. Top pick: NOX ML10 Pro Cup Rough by Miguel Lamperti 2027. The Pro Cup Rough has a textured face that grips the ball, and every Luxury racket uses the Dual Spin surface, which combines a 3D texture with silica sand. ML10 Pro Cup Rough€149.99 Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM€389.99 Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM€349.99 The improving club player You play regularly, your technique is developing and you want a quality racket that is easy to use. Top pick: NOX Pro Cup SOFT by Agustín Tapia 2027. All 2027 rackets are rated Advanced or Professional by NOX, so the most approachable choices are the Pro Cup Soft (soft and forgiving) and the Pro Cup Hard (firmer, with more punch). When you are ready for Luxury technology, the Ventus Control 12K is the easiest Luxury racket to play with. Pro Cup Soft€199.99 Pro Cup Hard€199.99 Ventus Control 12K€299.99 The best value buyer You want NOX quality without paying flagship prices. Top pick: NOX ML10 Pro Cup COORP by Miguel Lamperti 2027. The ML10 Pro Cup range costs €149.99 and the Pro Cup Hard and Soft cost €199.99. In the Luxury Series, the Ventus Control 12K and Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite give you VCS and Dual Spin for €299.99. ML10 Pro Cup Coorp€149.99 ML10 Pro Cup Rough€149.99 Pro Cup Hard€199.99 The fan of the pros You want to play with the same racket as your idol. Top pick: NOX Genius 18K Alum by Agustín Tapia 2027. Agustín Tapia plays the Genius. Aimar Goñi has the Ventus Attack 12K XTREM, Edu Alonso the Ventus Hybrid 12K XTREM, Aránzazu Osoro the Ventus Control 12K, and Miguel Lamperti's DNA runs through the Ventus Control 3K and the ML10 Pro Cup range. Genius 18K Alum€389.99 Ventus Attack 12K XTREM€349.99 Ventus Control 3K€349.99 How to choose: shape, weight and feel Shape Round (Ventus Control 3K, Ventus Control 12K, ML10 Pro Cup range): the sweet spot sits low and wide, so the racket is forgiving and controllable. Ideal for control players and the right side. Teardrop (Genius 18K, Genius 12K, Genius Lite, Ventus Hybrid models, Pro Cup Hard and Soft): the balance of power and control. The most versatile shape. Diamond (Genius Attack 18K, Genius Attack 12K, Ventus Attack): the balance sits high for maximum power on the smash. Best for experienced attackers. Weight Most of the range weighs 360 to 375 g. The Genius Lite and Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite (350 to 360 g) and the Pro Cup Silver (350 to 365 g) are lighter, which gives quicker reactions and less fatigue. Luxury rackets also let you add up to 8 g with the Weight Balance system. Feel Soft: Pro Cup Soft, ML10 Pro Cup Coorp, Rough and Silver. Comfortable, easy ball output. Medium: Genius 18K Alum, Genius Attack 18K Alum, Genius Lite. A balance of comfort and punch. Medium-hard: the 12K Alum XTREM Genius models, the Ventus range and the Pro Cup Hard. More precision and power for players with a fast swing. Level NOX rates the Genius 18K, Genius Attack models, Genius 12K and Ventus Attack as Professional, and the rest of the range as Advanced. If you are still developing, the Classic Series is the most forgiving place to start. Frequently asked questions What is the best NOX 2027 padel racket? It depends on your game. The Genius 18K Alum by Agustín Tapia is the best all-rounder, the Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM is the most powerful, and the Ventus Control 3K is the best control racket. For value, the ML10 Pro Cup range costs €149.99. How many rackets are in the NOX 2027 collection? This guide covers 15 rackets: 10 in the Luxury Series (five Genius and five Ventus) and 5 in the Classic Series (Pro Cup Hard, Pro Cup Soft, and the ML10 Pro Cup Coorp, Rough and Silver). Which racket does Agustín Tapia use in 2027? Agustín Tapia's rackets are the NOX Genius family. The Genius 18K Alum is described by NOX as the racket designed for El Mozart. What is the NOX VCS system? VCS is NOX's new anti-vibration system for 2027. A high-performance elastomer is bonded to the entire inner surface of the handle, creating a cushioning barrier that NOX says filters up to 60% more vibration than the previous generation. What is the difference between the Genius 18K and the Genius 12K Alum XTREM? Both use the same teardrop Genius mould. The 18K Alum face gives a medium, solid feel, while the 12K Alum XTREM face is stiffer, for a medium-hard, more direct response. What is the lightest NOX 2027 racket? The Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite and the Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite both weigh 350 to 360 g. The ML10 Pro Cup Silver weighs 350 to 365 g. What is the best NOX 2027 racket for control? The Ventus Control 3K by Miguel Lamperti, recognised by Testea Pádel as one of the best control rackets. The Ventus Control 12K and the ML10 Pro Cup Coorp are also excellent control options. Which NOX 2027 rackets have the Oversize Grip? The Genius Attack 18K Alum, Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM and Ventus Attack 12K XTREM have a handle 30 mm longer, designed for two-handed shots and more head inertia. How much do NOX 2027 rackets cost in Ireland? At LovePadel.ie, recommended prices range from €149.99 for the ML10 Pro Cup models to €389.99 for the Genius flagships. Pre-orders get a 5% discount. When will the NOX 2027 rackets ship? LovePadel.ie is taking pre-orders now, with estimated shipping in the first week of November 2026. Pre-order your NOX 2027 racket All 15 NOX 2027 rackets are available to pre-order now on LovePadel.ie, Ireland's padel specialist. Pre-order today and get 5% discount, with estimated shipping in the first week of November 2026. Shop the full NOX 2027 Collection Still not sure which racket suits you? Contact the LovePadel team and we will help you choose.

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