Nox EA10 Ventus ATTK 12K Xtreme 2025 Padel Racket

Nox's Edu Alonso racket has been listed as the EA10 Ventus Attack, the Ventus ATTK and, for 2027, the Ventus Attack by Aimar Goñi. Tennisnuts labels this one 2025 with a nominal weight of 365 g, plus or minus 10 g, and a high, head-heavy balance. Tennis Warehouse Europe gives 360 to 375 g and high for the same name, and Padelful reviews the 2026 version at 8.3. Same weight window, same balance, same face and core.

That leaves the label as the only clear difference we can document. If you want the Alonso diamond with a review behind it, take the 2026 EA10 Ventus Attack. If you want the newest name and a new grip, the 2027 Ventus Attack is the successor.

Padelful's review of the 2026 puts power at 9.4 and control at 8.8, with handling and sweet spot both at 8.1, and lists an explosive smash, firm and precise volleys and spin on the bandeja among its strengths. The weaknesses are what you'd expect from a head-heavy diamond: it demands timing, the sweet spot is smaller than a teardrop's, and it can load the arm.

If you're coming from a round or teardrop racket, expect an adaptation period of a few sessions before the weight stops feeling like a lever.

Our diamond padel racket page compares shapes across brands, and the advanced padel rackets page shows where this stands with the other attackers. Nox's other attacking diamond is Tapia's Genius Attack 12K.

A diamond's wide shoulders hit the floor on low volleys, so fit a racket protector. Keep the handle tacky with a fresh overgrip from our padel grips range, use a lively tube from the padel balls range wear padel shoes that grip sand-filled turf and carry the lot in a padel bag. The full padel racket range is the place to compare, and the guide to choosing a padel racket explains shapes.