AT10 Luxury Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite 2026 (Tapia)

Lighter version of the Tapia racket. More manoeuvrable while keeping power, with adjustable balance and a textured spin surface.

Platform-created modelAdvancedAll-roundSpecs verified

Shape: Teardrop
Weight: 355–365 g
Balance: Medium
Feel: Soft

Price

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Platform score 8.0/10

Lighter version of the Tapia racket. More manoeuvrable while keeping power, with adjustable balance and a textured spin surface. Nox lists a drop / teardrop head, a listed weight of 355–365 g, an adjustable weight system, a HR3 White EVA core and a Dual Spin face.

Who is this racket for?

Best for: Advanced players who move between defence and attack.
Playing style: All-round
Level: Advanced
Recommended for: Players who want one racket that handles every situation on court.
Not ideal for: Players after an all-out power or all-out control racket.

The teardrop/hybrid head widens above the middle. Compare the front view with a round racket.

The balance point is shown in the edge view with the balance overlay.

Platform evaluation: our interpretation of the specs, not a manufacturer claim.

What reviewers say

2 sources summarisedChecked 7 Oct 2026

The lighter AT10 (355–365 g) with a softer white EVA core. It keeps the 12K face's directness but is more manoeuvrable and accessible. Buyers mention good control, a wide sweet spot and comfort.

What testers like

Light and agile
Wide sweet spot
Comfortable

Watch out for

Less power than the full-weight AT10
Expensive for a lighter racket

Suits: Players who want the AT10 feel at a lighter weight.
Weight system: 2 g and 4 g handle counterweights, no tools needed

Paladex’s read

The best AT10 for most club players.

Our opinion, drawn from the sources below. We haven’t play-tested this racket.

Sources

Platform scores

Overall platform score

8.0/10

Sample evaluation

Power7.5

Control8.0

Maneuverability7.5

Forgiveness7.5

Sweet spot7.5

Defence7.7

Attack8.0

These are Paladex's own evaluation scores (methodology v0.2 (sample)), not manufacturer-certified measurements. Scores are on the same 1–10 scale across the site.

Specifications

VerifiedBrand-listed specs from the official product page, collected 6 Oct 2026. Balance, Frame material, Face material added from retailer and review listings (Tennis Warehouse Europe, Padelful), 7 Oct 2026; not checked against the brand. Hardness, Thickness from Nox and Padel Nuestro (12 Oct 2026). Surface finish corrected from Nox (12 Oct 2026). Official product page

Brand: Nox
Model: AT10 Luxury Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite 2026 (Tapia)
Collection: AT10
Year: 2026
Shape: TeardropWidest a little above the middle, narrowing towards the throat. The sweet spot sits slightly higher than on a round racket. The middle ground: more reach and punch than round, more forgiveness than diamond. It suits players who attack and defend.
Weight: 355–365 gA mid-range weight that most adult players handle comfortably, balancing stability and speed.
Balance: Medium (even) · ≈ 265 mm (estimated)Where the weight is concentrated. A neutral feel: neither sluggish nor whippy. It suits all-round players. Higher balance generally favours power, lower balance usually improves maneuverability.
Thickness: 38 mmA full 38 mm profile (the regulation maximum) gives more stability and power.
Frame material: Carbon fibre
Face material: Carbon 12K Alum Xtrem, Dual Spin finish
Core: HR3 White EVAEasy ball exit on slow shots and comfortable on the arm, but less precise when you swing hard.
Surface: 3D textureThe most bite on the ball, for players who rely on spin and effects.
Hardness: SoftA soft core that the ball sinks into.
Sweet spot: Slightly above the middleDerived from the shape class. The 3D zone is an illustration, not a measurement.
Grip & handle: Standard handle with overgrip