Nox

NOX AT10 Lux

Unisex

The 2026 AT10 Lux combines herringbone and small studs underfoot. It has phylon cushioning, an Ortholite insole and an EVA layer in its Strobel construction. Around the foot, NOX uses reinforced Airmesh, an elastic collar and support extending along the outside of the sole.

Choose it if

Players looking for a hybrid padel tread with cushioning and lateral support.

Avoid if

You prefer a lower heel position or specifically want a full herringbone sole.

Nox AT10 Lux padel shoe, product photograph supplied by Padel Market
  • Court versionPadel
  • OutsoleHybrid herringbone and small studs

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Main trade-off

The raised heel changes how the shoe sits underfoot, so compare that feel if you prefer a lower shoe.

Editorial assessment

We would shortlist AT10 Lux for its hybrid tread and support construction. The extended outer sole adds a wider contact area, while the inner side has extra reinforcement. Compare a full herringbone alternative if that is the tread your club recommends.

Pay attention to the raised heel and elastic collar during a try-on. If your heel moves inside the shoe or the collar presses against it, compare another fit before choosing on the cushioning specification.

Documented features

A hybrid herringbone and stud padel sole, low-density injected phylon, a Strobel EVA layer, an Ortholite insole, a Lateral Support sole extension, AGG heel geometry, AbraXone inner reinforcement and a reinforced Airmesh upper.

  • Stability

Verified specifications

Audience
Unisex
Court version
Padel
Tread pattern
Hybrid herringbone and small studs
Cushioning
Low-density injected phylon with a Strobel EVA layer and an Ortholite insole
Support
Lateral Support sole extension, AGG raised-heel geometry and AbraXone inner reinforcement
Construction
Airmesh upper with polymer reinforcement, an elastic sock collar, a perforated foam tongue and laces
Manufacturer style
CAL26LUXWHGR

Advantages

  • + Hybrid tread designed for padel.
  • + Phylon cushioning and Ortholite insole.
  • + Extended outer sole and reinforced mesh upper.

Drawbacks

  • − The raised heel may not suit someone who prefers a lower heel position.
  • − Hybrid tread differs from a full herringbone sole.

Fit information

The elastic collar should sit close enough to hold the rear of your foot without digging in. Check heel lift, then make a few gentle sideways steps on a clean indoor surface. Your foot should stay centred over the sole. A unisex label does not tell you how much forefoot room you will have.

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FAQ

Does AT10 Lux have a herringbone or Omni sole?

It has a hybrid sole combining herringbone with small studs. Choose it as a hybrid padel shoe; it is different from both a full herringbone tread and an all-stud Omni pattern.

What does AGG mean on AT10 Lux?

AGG is NOX's raised-heel design. It places the heel higher relative to the forefoot. Compare how that position feels when you move, especially if you normally prefer a lower heel.

Is AT10 Lux only a comfort shoe for casual play?

No. It combines cushioning with lateral support and reinforcement for padel movements. Choose it on fit and tread rather than treating Lux as a casual version of Pro.

Editorial review 2026-09-14 · Retailer price and stock updated 2026-10-09 · How we assess gear