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Nox
ML10 Pro Cup Luxury
£199
Intermediate
8.6/10
Shape
Round
Weight
360-375g
Balance
Low-Medium (control)
Core
HR3 Foam
Face
Carbon Fibre + Fibreglass
Nox ML10 Pro Cup Luxury
Price may vary by retailer

Our Verdict

8.6
Out of 10
Excellent

The most famous control racket in padel. A veteran-designed classic that delivers sublime touch for club players ready to step up their game.

Full Review

The Nox ML10 Pro Cup Luxury is one of the longest-running and best-loved rackets in padel — the ML10 line carries the initials of Miguel Lamperti, one of the sport's great veterans, and his influence is clear in the racket's design philosophy. A round shape prioritises control over power, placing the sweetspot centrally for maximum consistency. The HR3 foam core delivers touch and feel for wall play and delicate net exchanges. For intermediate-level players making the jump from beginner equipment, the ML10 Pro Cup represents an exceptional upgrade. It is forgiving enough to reward improving technique while being technically sophisticated enough to grow into over months and years of play.

Best for: Intermediate players developing their game who want a control-focused racket with professional heritage.

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • ✓Round shape is the most forgiving for improving technique
  • ✓A genuine padel classic — the ML10 line has decades of pedigree
  • ✓Outstanding control and touch for club-level play
  • ✓Excellent value for a pro-signature model
Cons
  • ✗Less power than diamond or teardrop shapes
  • ✗Experienced attackers may feel constrained by the low balance point

Video Review

Review video via Premier Padel YouTube

£199
Price may vary by retailer

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