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NOX AT10 Genius JR by Agustín Tapia (2026)

Editorial assessment · 2026 model

The AT10 Genius JR 2026 gives children a shorter grip and thinner profile than an adult AT10. NOX lists 300–325 g, a round head and 30 mm thickness, with a carbon frame, fibreglass face and soft HR3 White EVA. We would consider it for a child learning padel who is ready for this size and weight.

Best for
Children learning and developing their strokes who can handle a 300–325 g junior racket.
Main trade-off
Its junior dimensions help smaller players, but the 25 g weight range still leaves a meaningful choice between individual rackets.
NOX AT10 Genius JR by Agustín Tapia 2026 junior padel racket
  • ShapeRound
  • Weight300–325 g
  • LevelBeginner

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Our assessment

Choosing a junior size

Have the child try ordinary forehands, backhands and volleys. Look for a relaxed grip and preparation that stays comfortable after repeated shots. NOX does not give a firm age cutoff in the checked product information.

For comparison, HEAD Speed Junior 2025 is nominally 310 g but has a 38 mm profile and an oversized teardrop head. Similar weight does not make the two the same size or construction.

Consider an alternative if: The child still needs a smaller or lighter starter racket.

Strengths

  • The shorter grip and 30 mm profile are adapted for juniors.
  • Its published range is well below the adult AT10's 360–375 g.
  • The fibreglass face and soft core suit its learning purpose.

Drawbacks

  • A 325 g example can still be too substantial for a small child.
  • Children who have outgrown a short junior grip may need a different size.

Specifications

Shape
Round
Weight
300–325 g
Surface
Fiber Glass 3K, three-layer fibreglass
Frame
Carbon
Core
HR3 White EVA
Surface texture
Matte finish
Hardness
Soft
Technologies
Dynamic Composite Structure, Carbon frame, FG3 fibreglass face, HR3 White EVA core, 30 mm thickness, Shorter junior grip
Manufacturer code
PAT10JR26
Barcode (EAN)
8435778912088

FAQ

Is AT10 Genius JR a good first racket for a child?
Yes, provided the child can handle its 300–325 g range comfortably. Its shorter grip, round head and 30 mm profile are designed for juniors learning the game. If they struggle to prepare it or hold it comfortably, start with a smaller or lighter junior model.
Is it a lighter version of the adult carbon AT10?
It is a separate junior construction with a round head, 30 mm profile, shorter grip and fibreglass face. The adult AT10 18K Alum uses a different head shape, carbon face and core. Choose the JR for the child's fit rather than expecting adult AT10 performance in miniature.

Alternatives

HEAD Speed Junior 2025 padel racket

Head

HEAD Speed Junior (2025)

A 310 g junior racket with an oversized teardrop head, fibreglass face and Power Foam. Speed Junior is aimed at competitive young players moving beyond a small starter racket. It has a full 38 mm thickness, so check the child's handling before choosing it.

Shape
Teardrop
Weight
310 g
Balance
Medium
Face
Fibreglass
Bullpadel Hack Junior padel racket, product photograph supplied by Padel Market

Bullpadel

Bullpadel Hack Junior (2026)

A diamond-shaped Hack for juniors who already play regularly. It weighs 335–345 g and uses a 35 mm profile, fibreglass face and Evalastic core. We would compare lighter beginner models first for a smaller child starting the game.

Shape
Diamond
Weight
335–345 g
Balance
Medium
Face
Polyglass fibreglass
Bullpadel Vertex Junior Boy padel racket, product photograph supplied by Padel Market

Bullpadel

Bullpadel Vertex Junior Boy (2026)

A 335–345 g diamond racket for juniors who already play confidently. The 35 mm profile, Polyglass face and Evalastic core differ from the adult Vertex. Choose it for a developing player's fit and preparation speed, not the professional model's appearance alone.

Shape
Diamond
Weight
335–345 g
Balance
Medium
Face
Polyglass fibreglass

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Researched 2026-09-07 · Last updated 2026-09-07 · How we assess gear