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NOX EA10 Ventus Hybrid 12K Xtrem 2026 Padel Racket (Edu Alonso)
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Who this racket suits
The NOX EA10 Ventus Hybrid 12K Xtrem 2026 is Edu Alonso's signature teardrop. NOX signed Alonso in February 2025. The racket weighs 360–375g, with NOX's multilayered MLD Black EVA core, a 12K Xtrem carbon face (a flatter, more uniform weave) and a carbon frame. NOX describe a quick, versatile teardrop with balanced weight for fast, dynamic play, rate its touch intermediate-hard and call its style multipurpose.
How it plays. Padelful rates it 8.5/10 (May 2026): manoeuvrability 9.5, sweet spot 9.2, power and control 8.4, rebound 6.9. Its write-up praises speed at the net, a large sweet spot on mishits and clean control on the bandeja and víbora, and lists modest ball exit from defence, no free power on the smash and a need for clean contact. padel.how scores it 75/100 (September 2026): control 8.5 and stability 8 lead and power on demand is 7. It calls the EA10 firmer and less comfortable than the AT10 18K, and not a racket for left-side finishers.
The Ventus line. The EA10 belongs to NOX's 2026 Ventus line: five models on the same new mould with the Dual Spin face texture (3D relief with a sandblasted finish). This one has the Pulse System side rubbers, the EOS Tunnel through the throat and the Dynamic Composite Structure, which runs frame material about 4cm into the face to protect it on off-centre hits. It does not have the AT10 rackets' Weight Balance counterweights. NOX publish no balance figure; padel.how lists 255–258mm. Some retailers give this racket the AT10's 12K Alum Xtrem face and HR3 core, but NOX's page says 12K Xtrem and MLD Black EVA.
Where it sits. Against the AT10 Genius 18K Alum, the EA10 is quicker and firmer; the AT10 Genius 12K Alum Xtrem has more power. The 2027 Ventus Hybrid 12K Xtrem is on pre-order, and NOX's round control racket is the 2027 Ventus Control 3K. From another brand, compare the Tecnifibre Curva Speed.
Is this the racket for you?
- Yes if you are an advanced all-court player who switches between attack and defence, you want a quick teardrop with a big sweet spot, and you make your own power.
- No if you want the racket to finish points for you (the 12K or the Attack 12K), or if your elbow or wrist is sensitive: the 18K is the kinder NOX teardrop.
Specifications from NOX's product page (noxsport.com), checked 11 October 2026: teardrop, 360–375g, 38mm, MLD Black EVA, Carbon Fiber 12K Xtrem, carbon frame, no balance figure published. The signing date is from NOX's announcement of 24 February 2025. Ratings are quoted from the sites named, with their dates where the site gives one. Those sites score from specifications, published reviews and their own judgement rather than lab measurements, and we have not court-tested this frame ourselves. Manufacturer weights vary by around ±10g.
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Specifications
| Head shape | Teardrop |
| Weight (±10g) | 360–375g |
| Balance | Medium (NOX publishes no figure; independent sites list 254–258mm) |
| Core | MLD Black EVA (multilayered) |
| Face material | 12K Xtrem carbon |
| Surface | Rough — Dual Spin (3D texture + sandblasted) |
| Frame | Carbon, Pulse System, EOS Tunnel, Dynamic Composite Structure |
| Profile | 38mm |
| Player level | Advanced |
| Play style | All-round |
| Played by | Edu Alonso |
| Brand | NOX |
| Season | 2026 range |
| Our code | APS-NO-0033 |
Specifications published by the manufacturer, verified 2026-10-11. Source. Manufacturer weights vary by around ten grams either way across every brand.
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