Nox EA10 Ventus Hybrid by Edu Alonso

NOX Ventus Hybrid 12K Xtreme 2027: stability and precision with a firmer response

The NOX Ventus Hybrid 12K Xtreme 2027 by Edu Alonso takes a more balanced route within the high-performance Ventus family.

Its teardrop shape and balanced weight distribution create a versatile platform, while the redesigned construction places particular emphasis on control and stability.

The faces use 12K Xtreme carbon, whose weave increases surface stiffness and helps distribute energy more evenly across the hitting area. Inside, the MLD Black EVA core provides the multi-density response used throughout the upper Ventus range.

The EA10 also integrates VCS anti-vibration technology, Weight Balance and Dual Spin, combining vibration management with adjustable balance and a textured hitting surface.

With its medium-hard feel, the racket is designed for players who want a firm response and precision but do not want the distinctly head-heavy, diamond-shaped configuration of a dedicated attack racket.

Key features of the NOX Ventus Hybrid 12K Xtreme 2027

• Shape: Teardrop
• Weight distribution: Balanced
• Face: 12K Xtreme carbon
• Core: MLD Black EVA
• Feel: Medium-hard
• Playing style: Versatile / precision
• Surface: Dual Spin
• Anti-vibration technology: VCS
• Balance customisation: Weight Balance
• Player: Edu Alonso
• Season: 2027

Technologies and materials

12K Xtreme carbon

The 12K Xtreme carbon hitting surface is designed to increase stiffness while promoting more even energy distribution across the face.

This gives the EA10 a firm and defined response, but its application differs from the Ventus Attack: here, the material is combined with teardrop geometry and balanced weight distribution, shifting the focus towards versatility, stability and precision rather than maximum offensive inertia.

MLD Black EVA

The MLD Black EVA core uses multiple densities to provide a more adaptable response according to the intensity of the shot.

Paired with the stiff 12K Xtreme carbon surface, it forms the internal foundation of the racket's medium-hard playing feel.

Vibration Control System (VCS)

The VCS anti-vibration system is designed to limit vibration peaks travelling towards the arm.

For this model, NOX specifies that the new system filters 60% more vibration peaks than its predecessor, adding greater comfort to a racket with a relatively firm construction.

Weight Balance

Weight Balance provides a physical way to modify the racket's behaviour.

Players can add 2 g or 4 g counterweights, up to a total of 8 g, to personalise balance and control.

This makes it possible to fine-tune the original balanced configuration according to individual preferences.

Dual Spin

The hitting surface incorporates Dual Spin, combining 3D relief with silica sand.

The two textures work together to increase interaction with the ball, providing additional support for spin while maintaining control on contact.

Hybrid or Attack: how does the Ventus differ?

The Ventus Hybrid 12K Xtreme and Ventus Attack 12K Xtreme share several technologies, but their geometry creates two clearly different propositions.

The uses a teardrop shape with balanced weight distribution, making control, stability and versatility central to its configuration.

The Ventus Attack moves towards a diamond shape and high balance, together with its longer Oversize Grip, to increase offensive inertia.

The is therefore not simply a softer version of the Attack. Both use a medium-hard feel and 12K Xtreme carbon, but they organise those characteristics differently.

For players who want the stiffness and defined response of 12K Xtreme carbon while retaining a more balanced platform, the Edu Alonso Ventus Hybrid offers the more versatile configuration.