NOX LA10 Quantum 12K By Leo 2025 Padel Racket - Leandro Augsburger

Leo Augsburger's Signature Attacking Racket

The NOX LA10 Quantum 12K 2025 is the signature racket of Argentine pro Leo Augsburger, built for the 2025 season inside NOX's Luxury Quantum line. Its diamond shape and high balance are aimed at players who want maximum aggressiveness in their attacking shots, putting weight toward the head so overheads and volleys at the net carry real punch. NOX completely redesigned the mold for this edition, profiling the edges of the frame for better aerodynamics and lengthening the grip for a more comfortable hold.

12K Carbon Face and HR3 Color EVA Core

The hitting surface is made of 12K carbon fibre over an HR3 Color EVA core. NOX describes the result as an exceptionally comfortable feel that still stays solid, with medium-hard firmness. The frame is carbon for rigidity and durability, and the 38 mm profile gives a stable platform on full swings. Weight sits in the 360-375 g range, enough mass to drive the ball through the court while staying quick enough for reflex exchanges.

Exclusive Spin Double-Rough Surface

The face uses NOX's Exclusive Spin technology, a double rough finish that combines a 3D hexagonal texture in the centre with a sand texture across the rest of the face. The extra friction helps with control and lets you put more spin on viboras, bandejas and kick smashes.

Handling and Comfort Technologies

EOS Flap side perforations improve manoeuvrability and spread the weight distribution, so a head-heavy diamond still feels fast in the hand. NOX Custom Grip, certified by Testea Padel, works with the Pulse System to absorb the vibrations that reach the hand and reduce joint fatigue. The racket also comes with the Smartstrap replaceable safety cord, which is more hygienic and fully customisable, and Photochromic Paint in the heart that matches the colour of the rubber.

Who It Is For

The LA10 Quantum 12K is a competition-level racket for advanced and professional players with good technique who build their game at the net and look to finish points with the smash. Players who mainly defend from the back of the court will get more from a round or teardrop shape with a lower balance.