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NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum Buenos Aires Exclusive Edition (2025)

Editorial assessment · 2025 model

The NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum Buenos Aires 2025 combines the Argentine edition design with a teardrop shape, MLD Black EVA and Exclusive Spin texture. We see it as an all-court option for players who already like the AT10 response and want this particular edition.

Best for
AT10 players seeking the 2025 Buenos Aires design and a medium feel.
Main trade-off
The edition appeal can add cost without changing which playing style suits the racket.
NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum Buenos Aires Exclusive Edition 2025 padel racket
  • ShapeTeardrop
  • Weight360–375 g
  • LevelIntermediate

Where to buy

€265.95

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Our assessment

Buy it for the right combination

The practical case is the teardrop shape and medium response; the extra attraction is the Buenos Aires finish. We would choose it when both matter to you. If the design is secondary, compare the price of the standard AT10 before paying an edition premium.

A carbon AT10 still rewards consistent contact. Give defensive blocks and lobs a proper trial rather than judging it only on clean volleys. The 360–375 g specification also makes the selected unit's weight worth checking.

Keep 2025 and 2026 separate

This 2025 edition uses MLD Black EVA and Exclusive Spin, with 3D texture in the centre and a sandy finish elsewhere. The 2026 Buenos Aires edition adds Weight Balance and uses Dual Spin. We would use those differences, along with the actual selling price, to decide between them.

Consider an alternative if: You need a very light racket or expect the edition graphics to change your results.

Strengths

  • 18K Alum face and multilayer core suit an all-court shortlist.
  • Exclusive Spin combines two surface textures.
  • Distinct Buenos Aires design.

Drawbacks

  • The special edition may cost more than a standard model.
  • Clean contact still matters; it is not automatically an easy beginner choice.

Specifications

Shape
Teardrop
Weight
360–375 g
Surface
18K aluminised carbon
Frame
Carbon
Core
MLD Black EVA
Surface texture
Exclusive Spin: central 3D hexagons and sandy outer face
Technologies
EOS Flap, Pulse System, Custom Grip, Smartstrap, DCS, Oversize Grip (+30 mm), 38 mm thickness
Edition
Buenos Aires Exclusive Edition
Manufacturer code
PACKPATORBAP1
Barcode (EAN)
8435778902317

FAQ

Which core does Buenos Aires 2025 use?
The official specification for code PACKPATORBAP1 is MLD Black EVA.
Does the 2025 edition have Weight Balance?
The verified 2025 specification does not list it. Weight Balance is a feature of the separate 2026 Buenos Aires edition.
Is it the same product as Buenos Aires 2026?
No. The 2025 code is PACKPATORBAP1; the 2026 code is PATGENIUSBSAS. Compare each edition's own offer.

Alternatives

NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum 2024 padel racket

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NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum (2024)

The NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum 2024 is a teardrop racket with a medium balance and a multilayer MLD Black EVA core. We favour it for players who build points across the whole court and want a middle-ground feel. It is the standard AT10, with a different handling brief from the diamond-shaped Attack.

Shape
Teardrop
Weight
360–375 g
Balance
Medium
Face
18K aluminised carbon
NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum 2026 padel racket

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NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum (2026)

The teardrop AT10 for experienced players who want an all-court option. The 2026 18K Alum uses MLD Black EVA, a Dual Spin face and adjustable weights, with a published 360–375 g range. Compare it with the diamond-shaped Attack before choosing the more attacking setup.

Shape
Teardrop
Weight
360–375 g
Balance
Medium
Face
18K aluminised carbon fibre

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Researched 2026-10-08 · Last updated 2026-10-08 · How we assess gear