NOX AT10 Lux
Unisex · Padel
Try Lux's Airmesh upper and elastic collar if Pro's TPU structure presses on your forefoot.
Nox
NOX AT10 Pro
Unisex
The 2026 AT10 Pro has mesh held within a TPU structure, with rubber protection at the toe and reinforcement around the heel. Its hybrid tread combines herringbone with small studs. Phylon, an EVA underfoot layer and an Ortholite insole provide the cushioning.
Choose it if
Players comparing padel shoes with a reinforced upper and hybrid tread.
Avoid if
Reinforced uppers tend to press across your forefoot.
- Court versionPadel
- OutsoleHybrid herringbone and small studs
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Main trade-off
The upper needs to hold your foot without squeezing it when you bend at the toes.
Editorial assessment
We would compare Pro and Lux on the fit of the upper. Pro uses a TPU structure around the mesh; the checked Lux uses Airmesh with polymer reinforcement. Both have hybrid tread and the same named cushioning components. The Pro badge alone is not a reason to pay more.
Try a sideways step with the laces adjusted. Your heel should stay seated and your foot should remain over the sole. If you need to crush the forefoot with the laces to stop movement, try another shape.
Documented features
A hybrid padel sole combining herringbone with small studs, low-density injected phylon, an EVA Strobel layer, an Ortholite insole, Lateral Support, AbraXone reinforcement and a mesh upper within a TPU structure.
Verified specifications
- Audience
- Unisex
- Court version
- Padel
- Tread pattern
- Hybrid herringbone and small studs
- Cushioning
- Low-density injected phylon with an EVA Strobel layer and an Ortholite insole
- Support
- Lateral Support sole extension with AbraXone inner reinforcement
- Construction
- Mesh upper held in a TPU structure, with a rubber toe cap, external heel reinforcement, an AGG raised heel and laces
- Manufacturer style
- CAL26PROTUWH
Advantages
- + Hybrid tread for padel.
- + Reinforcement at the toe, heel and inner side.
- + Phylon cushioning with an Ortholite insole.
Drawbacks
- − Pressure from the structured upper can rule it out even when the length is right.
- − The hybrid pattern is different from a full herringbone sole.
Fit information
Check the sides of the forefoot while bending the shoe through the toes. The TPU sections should not dig in. Keep enough room for your toes while making sure your heel stays seated during a short sideways step.
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FAQ
Is AT10 Pro better than AT10 Lux?
Choose between them on fit and price. Both checked 2026 models use hybrid tread, phylon and an Ortholite insole. Pro has a mesh/TPU upper; Lux uses Airmesh with polymer reinforcement. Try the upper that holds your foot comfortably.
Does AT10 Pro have a herringbone sole?
It has a hybrid sole: herringbone sections combined with small studs. Choose a different model if you specifically want a full herringbone pattern across the outsole.
What does AGG change?
AGG raises the heel relative to the forefoot. That is a change in the shoe's stance, not extra material under the whole foot. Compare how it feels when standing and moving if you prefer a flatter shoe.
Editorial review 2026-09-15 · Retailer price and stock updated 2026-10-08 · How we assess gear