Nox ML10 Pro Cup 2025 Reviews

Comfortable after 2-3 years thanks to a lot of control, but now they want more finishing power.

Got a mostly fiberglass face, firm EVA core, and centered balance on a round classic with a wide, vibration-free sweet spot. Once the outer fiberglass layers break in after a few hours, you get great control and comfort across the face. Still, it feels stiff with muted ball contact at first, and the smooth surface won't help you add spin.

Classic fiberglass and HR3 rubber build on an arm-friendly round racket that makes defending easy. Its low balance and wide sweet spot pop difficult balls over the net even with a short swing, and the aluminized face stays consistent in hot or cold weather. Up at the net, it's super agile for placing steady volleys and defensive bandejas without straining your shoulder or elbow. On the flip side, the soft face absorbs pace when you try to punch fast volleys or flat smashes, the smooth finish lacks spin bite, and the handle is quite short.

Great racket for a beginner after about a year of use, though now at intermediate level they are looking for a new one.

Loved the control since starting and calls it legendary, but after eight months feels they have outgrown it and want more punch on overheads.

Weighs 372g and felt head heavy; after one match they found it more difficult to play than a Babolat Counter Veron or Nox AT10 12K.

Played with it for a couple of years and it still does everything they need.

Classic round frame with a low balance and metallized fiberglass face that gives you a huge sweet spot from the back court. It's super comfortable to control, though it lacks the punch needed for fast volleys and heavy smashes.