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NOX Nextgen Pro Attack Padel Racket

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£174.99 £159.99
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Product: PNFANGAT1226

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Specifications

Weight Weight360 - 375g
Shape ShapeDiamond
Balance BalanceHigh
Surface SurfaceRough
Level LevelIntermediate
Description

The NEXTGEN PRO ATTACK 12K NFA SERIES is designed for attacking players seeking power, firmness and precision in every shot. Its 12K carbon construction offers a solid feel and excellent responsiveness during attacking play.

Its black and grey colour scheme, featuring technical details and glossy finishes, conveys an elegant yet aggressive aesthetic, perfect for a high-performance racket like the entire NextGen range.

A racket created to dominate the court with character, control and maximum intensity.


Key Features

• CARBON 12K - Carbon fibre created by interweaving carbon ribbons vertically and horizontally provides greater stiffness while using 25% less material, reducing racket weight without compromising durability.

• MULTILAYERED BLACK EVA - Multi-layered core combines different rubber densities to optimise ball rebound on slower defensive shots and power on smashes.

• CARBON FRAME - Carbon frame construction provides greater rigidity and durability to the frame and racket as a whole.

• DUAL SPIN - Combines 3D texture and sandblasted finishes to broaden spin potential and maximise spin generation without compromising face durability.

• DYNAMIC COMPOSITE STRUCTURE - Extends frame material up to four centimetres into the playing surface to reduce the difference in hardness between the frame and face and help reduce the risk of fibre breakage on off-centre hits.

• ANTI-VIBRATION SYSTEM - Rubber inserts embedded in the racket frame absorb vibrations caused when the ball is not struck in the centre of the racket.


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