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NOX NextGen Pro Hybrid 12K NFA Series 2026 padel racket

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NOX

NextGen Pro Hybrid 12K NFA Series 2026 Padel Racket

2026 RANGE
$312.95
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Who this racket suits

The all-round half of NOX’s NextGen Pro pair — the same 12K carbon build as the Attack, in a shape that defends as well as it attacks.

NFA stands for NOX Future Academy, where the brand’s young prospects train. Where the Attack commits to a diamond head and finishing power, the Hybrid keeps the sweet spot central and the frame usable at both ends of the court. NOX calls it polivalente — versatile — and positions it for players who don’t want to pick a side yet.

The core is MLD Black EVA, a multilayered rubber running different densities through the frame, rated intermediate-to-hard for feel. The face is 12K carbon. The surface is NOX’s Dual Spin finish — a 3D texture combined with a sandblasted bath, so the bite on the ball comes from the surface itself rather than a coating that wears smooth.

Stated weight is 360–375g.

On the head shape. NOX doesn’t publish one for this racket, which is unusual. Three independent European spec databases all record it as a teardrop with medium balance, and that matches both the model name and the all-round role NOX gives it, so that’s what we’ve listed. One Australian retailer has it down as a diamond — their own product description on the same page says hybrid, so we think that field was copied across from the Attack. NOX also doesn’t publish a profile thickness for this model; 38mm is the legal maximum and its sibling is 38mm, but we’re not going to state it as fact.

On comfort. The frame carries NOX’s Anti Vibration System — rubber inserts set into the frame. We have not flagged this racket as arm-friendly: the core is on the firm side and there is no independent evidence about how it treats an arm over a long match.

On independent reviews. None exist for this model. The most substantial third-party write-up is a buying guide written from the specification, with no tester named and no court time behind it. We’d rather tell you that than quote it as a review.

Specifications from the manufacturer, verified 2026-08-20. Source. Manufacturer weights vary by around ±10g.

Specifications

Head shapeTeardrop
Weight (±10g)360–375g
BalanceNot published by NOX
CoreMLD Black EVA (multilayered)
Face material12K carbon
SurfaceRough — Dual Spin (3D texture + sandblasted)
FrameCarbon, Anti Vibration System
Player levelIntermediate
Play styleAll-round
BrandNOX
Season2026 range
Our codeAPS-NO-0031

Specifications published by the manufacturer, verified 2026-08-20. Source. Manufacturer weights vary by around ten grams either way across every brand.

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