Agustín Tapia's 2026 racket on a new mould. Buyers rate it highly for attack and comfort together. The aluminised 18K face gives a solid, even feel that stays consistent as the temperature changes, and the sweet spot is wider than its power suggests.
What testers like
- Strong in attack without feeling harsh
- Wide sweet spot for its class
- Weight and balance adjustable with 2 g and 4 g pieces
- Rubber strips in the frame damp vibration
Watch out for
- Professional-level racket: asks for good technique
- Premium price
- Suits
- Advanced players who want an attacking teardrop they can tune.
- Weight system
- Weight Balance, 2 g and 4 g counterweights
- Grip
- Extended 30 mm handle
- Damping
- Pulse rubber strips
- Paint
- Photochromic, changes tone in sunlight
Paladex’s read
The most rounded of the AT10 family: Tapia's power with a teardrop's margin. The counterweights make it worth a look if you like to fine-tune your racket.
Our opinion, drawn from the sources below. We haven’t play-tested this racket.



