The new padel racket ofAgustn Tapiafor the 2024 season is a total technological revolution. New mold, new materials and new technologies for you to feel today the paddle of the future.

More balance, more speed

The edges of the profiles have been profiled to increase aerodynamics, the grip has been lengthened to facilitate grip, but what stands out most is the incorporation ofEOS Flap technology, side perforations designed to increase the manageability of the racket and distribute the weight distribution so that you have a fast and lethal racket in your hands.

Comfortable, solid and reliable

The new combination of materials, with the 18K aluminized18K Alumcarbon fiber in communion with the multilayer coreMLD Black Evagives it a very comfortable feel while preserving a solid feel and intermediate hardness.

In addition, the properties of the aluminized carbon fiber are more resistant to temperature changes, reducing changes in the feel of the racket caused by temperature changes.

Less vibration, more grip

The handle of the racket is the point of union between your body and your racket and for this reason we have also paid special attention to this area of the racket. On the one hand we have incorporated thePulse Systemtechnology, two rubber bands designed to absorb vibrations. In addition, now as standard the entire Luxury range incorporates the patentedNOX Custom Griptechnology and certified byTestea Padelto increase grip and reduce vibrations.

It includes the pioneering system of replaceable safety laces.Smartstrap,now evolved into a compact piece for increased strength and safety..More hygienic, safer and more customizable.

AT10 Luxury Genius 18K Alum or 12K?

Both paddles have been designed together with the Mozart of Catamarca, Agustn Tapia. Both the 18K Alum and the 12K share the same mold, core and technologies, the only difference between them being the face material. Which one to choose? Our recommendation:18K Alum if you are looking for an intermediate feeland12K if you are looking for a stiffer feel.

PADEL OF THE FUTURE, NOW.