Nox ML10 Pro Cup Silver by Miguel Lamperti 2027

What to expect

The specs point to intermediate players who want a forgiving round racket with a medium balance and a soft fiberglass face. Players who want bite from a rough surface or a crisp carbon feel should look elsewhere, as the face is smooth.

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Padel Racket First look - Nox ML10 Pro Cup Silver by Miguel Lamperti 2027

Nox · 2027

Researched by Bowe Frankema

Bowe Frankema

All-court player who prizes control, feel and spin

Bowe is convinced that the racket, shoes, court are the problem, never his own abilities.

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The ML10 Pro Cup Silver is the 2027 update of Nox's long-running Pro Cup line, the round racket tied to Miguel Lamperti. The Silver version uses a silver fiberglass face over an HR3 EVA core, and some retailers sell it as the Pro Cup Light.

It sits in the middle of the Nox range at about 150 euros. Retailers list the weight as 350 to 365 grams, so check the exact weight of your unit. It is a pre-order release, and no hands-on reviews exist yet.

What the Brand Says

Nox says the round shape and wide sweet spot give control and more tolerance on off-center shots. The brand also says its VCS vibration system cuts vibration by 60% compared to its previous system, and that its patented Custom Grip is certified by Testea Padel.

There is no early hands-on coverage of this exact model yet. The retailer listings from Padelpoint and PadelShop are the only sources for now.

How It Compares

On paper, the Silver is the softer, easier sibling of the carbon Pro Cup models: the same round shape and medium balance, but a fiberglass face that should give more ball exit and less crisp feedback. Players who want more feel and touch control at the net may prefer a carbon Pro Cup. This comparison is based on specs, not a test.

Research & References

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This is a first look based on 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.

Pros & Cons

Strengths

  • Round head and wide sweet spot should forgive off-center hits
  • Medium balance should keep it easy to handle
  • Fiberglass face should help with ball exit at lower swing speeds
  • Mid-range price for a Pro Cup model

Considerations

  • Smooth face gives no help with spin
  • Fiberglass will likely feel less crisp than carbon versions
  • Weight range of 350 to 365g varies by unit

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Perfect For

Recommended for

Intermediate players who want a forgiving, control-first round racket at around 150 euros.

Skill level

Intermediate, High Intermediate

Court position

Both sides, Backcourt

Play style

Control, All-court

Frequently Asked Questions

On paper, yes. It has a round head, a medium balance and a wide sweet spot, which point to control and forgiveness more than power.

Full Specs

Shape

Round

Weight

Medium (356–370g)

Balance

Balanced (Even)

Touch

Soft

Core

Hr3 Eva

Surface

Fiberglass

Texture

Smooth

Year

2027

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