NOX AT10 Pro
Unisex · Padel
Pro surrounds its mesh with a TPU structure. Compare that hold with Hexa's flexible mesh panels.
Nox
NOX ML10 Hexa
Unisex
The 2026 ML10 Hexa uses flexible mesh with polymer protection around the toe and eyelets, plus TPU at the heel. Underfoot, it combines phylon cushioning with a hybrid padel sole. Despite the Hexa name, the tread is herringbone mixed with small studs.
Choose it if
Players who want flexible mesh panels alongside toe and heel reinforcement.
Avoid if
You prefer a more enclosing structure across the upper.
- Court versionPadel
- OutsoleHybrid herringbone and small studs
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Main trade-off
Flexible mesh still needs to hold your foot securely during a sideways step.
Editorial assessment
The upper is the useful point of comparison with AT10 Pro. Hexa has flexible mesh with reinforcement concentrated around particular areas; Pro has a TPU structure around its mesh. Try how each bends and holds your foot instead of assuming Hexa is heavier or firmer.
The two share their main named cushioning and sole features. That makes the fit and current offer more useful deciding factors than a long technology list.
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 flexible mesh upper with polymer and TPU protection.
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
- Flexible mesh upper with polymer protection at the toe and eyelets, TPU at the heel, an AGG raised heel and laces
- Manufacturer style
- CAL26HEXBLWH
Advantages
- + Flexible mesh with protection around the toe and lace eyelets.
- + Reinforced heel and lateral sole extension.
- + Hybrid tread with phylon cushioning.
Drawbacks
- − A flexible upper may not give the enclosing feel some players prefer.
- − It does not have a full herringbone sole.
Fit information
Bend at the toes and check where the mesh meets the reinforced sections. Then step sideways: your foot should stay over the sole without pulling against the edge of the upper. Adjust the laces before judging the hold.
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FAQ
Does ML10 Hexa have a hexagonal sole?
No. This 2026 model has herringbone sections and small studs. Hexa is the model name; it does not describe a hexagonal tread.
How does ML10 Hexa differ from AT10 Pro?
The clearest difference is the upper. Hexa uses flexible mesh with reinforcement at the toe, eyelets and heel. Pro puts a TPU structure around its mesh. Both have hybrid soles and phylon cushioning, so compare fit before choosing.
Is the ML10 Hexa upper reinforced?
Yes. The mesh panels are flexible, while polymer reinforces the toe and lace eyelets and TPU reinforces the heel. A description of unreinforced mesh does not mean the whole shoe lacks support sections.
Editorial review 2026-09-15 · Retailer price and stock updated 2026-10-25 · How we assess gear