
Nox Equation Hard Advanced 2027
Nox · 2027
Round head should give a forgiving sweet spot
Fiberglass face and hard EVA core will likely give limited easy power

The specs point to a forgiving control racket for intermediate players on either side. The soft HR3 EVA core and fiberglass faces should feel comfortable, but players who want a crisp touch or real smash output will likely find it too soft.
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The Nox Equation Soft Advanced 2027 is the soft-cored version of the Equation Advanced, the round control racket in the Nox Equation line. It is a 2027 model that retailers list as a pre-order, so nobody has published a full test yet.
On paper it is a forgiving racket: round shape, medium balance, 355 to 365 grams, an HR3 Soft EVA core and 3K fiberglass faces on a carbon fiber frame. Retailers place it at the intermediate level and around 103 to 125 euros. Some listings give a single 360 gram figure, so treat the exact weight as approximate until the brand page confirms it.
What the Brand Says
Nox and its retailers describe the HR3 Soft EVA core as giving a softer response at impact for players who put comfort and control first. Nox says its Dynamic Composite Structure strengthens the joint between frame and face for durability. The 3D texture, with a hexagonal centre and sandblasted finish, is claimed to help with spin. A Pulse System anti-vibration setup with rubber inserts in the frame is said to add comfort, and the Smart Strap lets you replace the safety cord without touching the frame.
We found no hands-on video review of this exact model yet, only retailer product pages.
How It Compares
Against the standard Equation Advanced 2027, the Soft version swaps in the softer HR3 Soft EVA core, so on paper it should feel more cushioned and give a bit less output. Against a teardrop like the Nox Equation Lady or the AT range, the round head and medium balance should be easier to handle and more forgiving off centre, at the cost of power at the net. These are comparisons of specs, not of play.
Research & References
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A first look from the brand's specs and claims and the retailer listings named above. Nobody at Padelguru has tested it, and not enough reviewers have yet; the full review follows once they have.
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Recommended for
Intermediate players who want a comfortable, forgiving round racket for control and consistency.
Skill level
Court position
Both sides, Right
Play style
Control, Balanced, All-court
Core
Hr3 Soft Eva
Surface
3K Fiberglass
Texture
3D Pattern
Year
2027
8 rackets with characteristics, performance and appeal close to the NOX Equation Soft Advanced 2027.

Nox · 2027
Round head should give a forgiving sweet spot
Fiberglass face and hard EVA core will likely give limited easy power
8Nox · 2025
Excellent control and precision for accurate shot placement
Moderate power output compared to offensive rackets
8.2Nox · 2024
Exceptional control and precision with 3K fiberglass face
Moderate power output for aggressive players
7.6Nox · 2024
Large, forgiving sweet spot
Limited power for aggressive smashes
7.9Nox · 2023
Excellent control and precision
Moderate power output compared to power-oriented rackets
7.5Nox · 2026
Excellent control and placement
Limited power output for attacking players
8Nox · 2024
Excellent control and precision
Limited power for aggressive players

Nox · 2027
Soft HR3 EVA core should give easy ball output
Not yet tested in depth by independent reviewers
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