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Light teardrop racket with low balance and a soft construction – 312 grams, handy at the net and gentle on the arm.
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Lowest price €70.48 (13.11.) · highest price €74.98 (30.10.) – in each case the cheapest daily price across all shops, including shipping.
The Nox At10 Genius Ultralight 2025 cost €74.98 on 20.10. and is €70.98 today – that's €4 less. We've been tracking the price since 20.10.: 26 days with price changes.
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The Nox At10 Genius Ultralight 2025 combines teardrop shape, low balance and a soft construction with a weight of 312 grams. Thanks to the teardrop shape, the hitting zone sits slightly higher than on a round racket, which allows more pressure in attack. The low balance keeps the weight close to the handle, so the racket can be swung quickly and stays easy to control on volleys and reflex balls at the net. The soft construction damps the impact and helps even slower-played balls gain pace, but gives less direct feedback on hard shots than a firm core. The low weight relieves the arm and shoulder in a long match, but brings less stability against fast balls.
At 312 g, it is lighter than three quarters of all models in our comparison: quick to handle, but more of the power in attack has to come from your own swing. Head shape Teardrop means: the sweet spot sits a little higher – more punch in attack than a round racket, more forgiving than a diamond; the low balance makes it feel more manoeuvrable than its weight suggests. The soft core takes the sting out of the ball and is the gentler choice for sensitive arms. With power 6 and control 7 out of 10, it is geared slightly more towards precision than power.
With a forgiveness rating of 7.8 out of 10, it is more forgiving than 92% of the teardrop-shaped rackets in our comparison. Right now only Smashinn stocks this model, at €70.98 – out of 21 shops in our comparison.
Beginners and intermediate players looking for a light, damped racket with some attacking potential who want to protect their arm.
| Shape | Teardrop |
|---|---|
| Weight | approx. 312 g |
| Balance | Low (manoeuvrable) |
| Hardness | Soft |
| Level | Beginner, Intermediate |
| Power | 6/10 |
| Control | 7/10 |
| Forgiveness (estimated) | 7.8/10
forgiving, wide hitting area |
| Arm-friendly | Not really |
Last updated: November 2026 · How we rate
Our classification: Beginner and Intermediate. Its forgiveness is 7.8 out of 10 – forgiving, wide hitting area.
The Nox At10 Genius Ultralight 2025 weighs 312 g and has a teardrop shape, a low (manoeuvrable) balance and a soft core.
On 14/11/2026, Smashinn was the only shop in our comparison stocking the Nox At10 Genius Ultralight 2025, at €70.98 including shipping. We check prices daily; the current ones are at the top of this page.
The closest matches in shape, hardness, balance, weight and price: Nox AT10 Genius Ultra Light 2026 (Tapia) (7.5/10), Babolat Dyna Spirit (7.2/10) and Head One Ultralight 2025 (7.4/10).
Ultra-light AT10 for beginners – Tapia's shape at around 340 grams.
Light, agile Dyna for women and junior girls.
At around 300 g the lightest in our range: round shape, soft core, built for effortless handling.
Side by side: vs. Nox AT10 Genius Ultra Light 2026 · vs. Babolat Dyna Spirit · vs. Head One Ultralight 2025