Nox AT10 Pro Cup Soft 2026
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- £190
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- £190
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Win this Nox AT10 Pro Cup Soft 2026 By Agustín Tapia
The Nox Pro Cup SOFT 2026 refines a classic using Agustín Tapia’s 2025 mould and next-generation performance features. The EOS Flap enhances aerodynamics, while the Pulse System minimises vibrations for superior comfort and control. Built with aluminised fibreglass and an HR3 Soft EVA core, it offers a balanced, medium-firm feel with smooth precision and excellent rebound.
Designed for: Comfort and control
Racket shape: Teardrop (Hybrid)
Ability: Intermediate +
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- 2026
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