NOX ML10 Pro Cup Rough by Miguel Lamperti 2027 Padel Racket

NOX ML10 Pro Cup Rough by Miguel Lamperti 2027 Padel Racket keeps the familiar control-oriented Pro Cup character while adding more bite for players who like to vary spin and trajectory. Its round shape with a broad central sweet spot gives defensive blocks and volleys a reassuringly stable feel, while the HR3 EVA core with Silver Fiberglass face produces a soft, lively response. The textured surface adds a slightly grippier sensation on sliced contact, making bandejas and controlled víboras feel more connected.

What Sets the NOX ML10 Pro Cup Rough by Miguel Lamperti 2027 Padel Racket Apart?

• Rough Texture Adds A Clear Spin-Focused Difference The main practical distinction from the smooth Pro Cup variants is the textured outer layer. Specialist comparisons point to this as the reason to choose the Rough if sliced volleys, bandejas, and controlled víboras are central to your game. The surface gives the ball more mechanical grip during brushing contact, while the underlying soft fiberglass construction keeps the sensation comfortable rather than excessively dry or rigid.
• Classic Pro Cup Forgiveness Remains Intact The round mould and large sweet spot keep the racket focused on consistency rather than demanding attacking precision. At 360–375 g, it has enough mass to feel composed against incoming pace, and the central hitting zone gives slightly imperfect blocks and defensive contacts useful stability. Compared with narrower diamond shapes, the racket asks less from timing when rallies become rushed or contact moves away from the exact centre.
• Silver Fiberglass Softens The Heavier Frame The aluminized fiberglass face sits between conventional fiberglass and carbon in stiffness, so the 360–375 g construction does not feel as harsh as its weight might suggest. Combined with HR3 EVA, it produces useful rebound from compact swings and a noticeably softer sensation than carbon-heavy competition rackets. Players who prefer a very dry impact may find it muted, but the trade-off is easier depth and greater comfort.
• More Substantial Than The Silver Version The Rough shares much of its construction with the lighter ML10 Pro Cup Silver, but its 360–375 g weight range gives it a more planted character. That extra mass can help with stability on blocks and firmer volleys, although it also makes the racket less effortless to move through repeated defensive exchanges. Players choosing between them should therefore think carefully about whether stability or quicker handling matters more.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Rough surface adds grip for sliced shots.	Heavier weight reduces quick defensive manoeuvrability.
Round shape provides a broad forgiving sweet spot.	Soft face gives less direct carbon feedback.
HR3 core produces accessible depth from compact swings.
Silver Fiberglass keeps impact comfortable and responsive.

Specifications

Specification	Value
Shape	Round
Weight	360–375 g
Balance	Medium
Thickness	38 mm
Frame Material	Carbon
Core Material	HR3 EVA
Face Material	Silver Fiberglass / Aluminized Fiberglass
Surface	Rough
Feel	Soft
Player Level	Intermediate
Playing Style	Control
Reference Player	Miguel Lamperti
Technologies	HR3 EVA, Fiber Glass Silver, Carbon Frame, Dynamic Composite Structure, Rough Surface, SmartStrap