Nox AT10 Lux Womens Padel Shoes 2026

Nox makes the AT10 shoe for women in two builds, and the choice is simpler than it looks. They share the sole and the Ortholite insole. The difference is above it: the Lux wraps the foot in a sock-style mesh, while the women's AT10 Pro uses a TPU-braced mesh with a reinforced toe cap.

For the men's shoes, Tennis Warehouse Europe gives 411 g for the Lux against 426 g for the Pro. The gap is small, so the choice is really feel against structure. If you want the shoe to disappear on your foot, take the Lux; if your toes get a beating, take the Pro.

Treat the fit notes as a starting point. For the AT10 line, Tennis Warehouse Europe says true to size, medium width and a slightly low arch. If you have a narrow foot, that medium width can leave a little room in a sock-style upper, and a thicker padel sock will fill it; if you're between sizes, go up, because the upper doesn't stretch much lengthways.

Our wider women's padel shoes page compares the shoes we stock by build, and the padel shoes guide explains how the sole types behave on sand-filled turf.

If you're newer to the game, our best padel racket for beginners page is the place to start, and the full padel racket range goes up from there. The men's counterpart of this shoe is the men's AT10 Lux, and the unisex AT10 Lux listing covers the sole and construction in depth.