
Nox ML10 Pro Cup Silver by Miguel Lamperti 2027
Nox · 2027
Round head and wide sweet spot should forgive off-center hits
Smooth face gives no help with spin

On paper this is a round, medium-balanced racket for players who build points rather than finish them with power. Expect an easy sweet spot and a comfortable feel. Players who want a firm, explosive face for smashes should look at the harder ML10 models instead.
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The ML10 Pro Cup has been one of Nox's best sellers for years: the round, accessible version of Miguel Lamperti's line. The 2027 Coorp edition keeps that recipe. It has a round head, a medium balance and a fiberglass face, and retailers list it at around 150 euros, well below the carbon ML10 models.
Retailers put the weight at 360 to 375g, so it is a little heavier than the Pro Cup Light (350 to 365g) of the same year. The spec card shows the retailer figures; our earlier record had a single 368g value, which sits inside that range. This is a first look from the specs, not a test.
What the Brand Says
According to the Nox technology listed by retailers, the face is a silver fiberglass with an aluminium finish, which Nox says sits between carbon and standard fiberglass in stiffness. The core is HR3 EVA, a high-density rubber that Nox says has a strong memory effect and quick rebound. The frame is full carbon.
Nox also lists its comfort systems: VCS, an elastomer in the handle that the brand says cuts vibration by 60% compared to its previous system, and the Pulse System, rubber inserts in the frame. The face is smooth, with no texture.
We found no hands-on video review of the 2027 Coorp yet. Earlier Pro Cup years were reviewed widely, but those are different rackets.
How It Compares
On paper, the Pro Cup Light 2027 is the same idea in a lighter build (350 to 365g) and suits players who want a faster racket or have a sensitive arm. Players who want more bite and power on overheads should look at the carbon ML10 models, such as the ML10 Ventus Control 3K, at a clearly higher price.
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A first look from the brand's specs and claims as listed by retailers. 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 to advanced players who want control, comfort and a forgiving round head without paying premium prices.
Skill level
Court position
Both sides, Right
Play style
Control, Balanced, All-court
Core
Hr3 Eva
Surface
Silver Fiberglass
Texture
Smooth
Year
2027
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Round head and wide sweet spot should forgive off-center hits
Smooth face gives no help with spin

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Round shape should give a large, forgiving sweet spot
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Soft HR3 EVA core should give easy ball output
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