Nox AT10 Pro Cup HARD 2026 by Agustín Tapia

The Nox AT10 Pro Cup HARD 2026 takes the mould Agustín Tapia played with in 2025 and builds it in Alum fibreglass with a carbon frame. Its high-density HR3 Hard core gives a medium-hard feel, and it is aimed at advanced players with an all-round game.

Nox AT10 Pro Cup HARD 2026 specifications

Who is the AT10 Pro Cup HARD for?

It is for advanced players who want the teardrop shape of the AT10 line with a firm response and more punch than the SOFT version. If hard rackets bother you or you play long sessions, the AT10 Pro Cup SOFT is more comfortable; for beginners, the X-Hero range fits better.

Strengths

• Punch: the high-density HR3 Hard core adds power and a firm feel.
• Tapia's mould: according to NOX, it uses the mould Agustín Tapia played with in 2025.
• Speed and comfort: EOS Flap side perforations, which according to NOX add speed, and the Pulse System anti-vibration.

Things to consider

• The medium-hard feel is harder on the arm than the SOFT version.
• It is an advanced-level racket: beginners will struggle to get the most from it.

AT10 Pro Cup HARD or AT10 Pro Cup SOFT 2026: which one?

They share the teardrop mould, Alum fibreglass faces, carbon frame, Exclusive Spin surface, EOS Flap, Pulse System and 360–375 g weight. Only the core changes: the HARD uses the denser HR3 Hard for more power and a medium-hard feel; the SOFT uses low-density HR3 Soft for a soft feel and easier ball output.

How does it compare with the Nox Equation HARD Advanced 2026?

Both use an HR3 Hard core, an Exclusive Spin surface and a carbon frame. The Pro Cup HARD is teardrop-shaped, with Alum fibreglass and an advanced level; the Equation HARD Advanced is round, with 3K fibreglass, 355–365 g and an intermediate level, more control-oriented.

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