Nox AT10 Pro Padel Shoes 2026, Men's

Tennis Warehouse Europe lists a mesh upper with a TPU structure, Nox's Advanced Gravity Geometry sole for support on quick direction changes, an Ortholite insole and a reinforced toe cap. The TPU frame is what makes it feel firmer around the foot than the sock-style Lux, and the toe cap earns its keep the first time you drag your back foot on a low volley.

The outsole mixes herringbone channels with small studs. That hybrid pattern grips on sand-filled artificial grass, which is what most UK clubs have, and still behaves on the occasional indoor court with less sand. Our padel shoes guide explains the three sole types.

Nox sizes run on the Spanish scale, so the UK number on the box doesn't match ASICS or HEAD. Go by foot length: on Nox's chart, UK 8 is 27.3 cm, UK 9 is 28.7 cm and UK 10 is 29.3 cm. TW Europe describes the fit as true to size with a medium width and a low arch, and says there's no break-in.

If you have a wide foot or a high arch, try before you commit, or look at our men's padel shoes for wider lasts from other brands.

Both carry the AT10 name and the same kind of hybrid sole. The Lux is the lighter, softer premium shoe with a sock-style upper and an injected phylon midsole; the Pro is a little heavier and more structured, which suits players who want the shoe to hold them on hard lateral pushes. There's also a women's AT10 Pro, and Lamperti's ML10 Hexa if you'd rather a different Nox line.

Club players who play two or three times a week, especially on outdoor courts, and want a shoe that stays supportive as it wears. It suits a heavier player or anyone who's rolled an ankle in a soft trainer. Beginners will find it a sensible first proper padel shoe too; pair it with something from our beginner padel rackets.

Keep them for padel only; walking to the court in them wears the herringbone flat. Knock the sand out after each session and let them dry away from a radiator. Match them with Tapia's AT10 Pro Cup Soft if you want the full AT10 set, a tube from our padel balls range, and a padel bag with a separate shoe compartment. The rest of the range is on our padel racket page.