NOX NG170 By Nicolas Gianotti Beach Tennis Racket 2023

Fast, versatile and powerful. The NG17 Luxury 2023 beach tennis racket shares all the characteristics that have brought Nico Gianotti to the elite of beach tennis. - Fast, versatile and powerful. The NG17 Luxury 2023 beach tennis racket shares all the characteristics that have brought Nico Gianotti to the elite of beach tennis. - The NG17 Luxury is built with the most noble and advanced materials at the service of the most demanding players. The 18K Aluminised Carbon is a high performance and particularly resistant material which provides a solid feel with great speed to the attacking game. - In terms of the core, NG17 beach tennis racket features the HR3 Black Eva. A rigid and high density rubber that facilitates control when blocking high speed shots. - For Nico Gianotti´s beach tennis racket we have taken care of every detail. Starting with an exclusive and innovative cosmetic to the hole pattern specifically designed to maintain the intermediate balance. All this results in a balanced and hybrid racquet easy to use for any player. Specifications: - Weight: 335 - 355 g - Profile: 20 mm - Frame: 100% carbon - Core: HR3 Black Eva - Face: Carbon Alum 18K - Power: 100/100 - Control: 90/100 Technology: 18k Alum: - Maximum stiffness and strength while maintaining the racket´s lightness thanks to the finest interlaced aluminized carbon microfilaments. HR3 black Eva: - The core has rubber that is even denser than the HR3. It increases the speed with which the racket core recovers its state prior to striking the ball. This rubber attains maximum power. Rough surface: - Our special thickness silica sand helps you boost extra spin to your shots so that you can place the ball at the desired point on the court. Carbon frame: - Fiber carbon applied to the frame provides with greater rigidity and durability to the racket. Dcs: - By using a greater amount of material from the frame up to four centimeters inside the racket face we minimize the difference in toughness between the frame and the face. Thus, when the ball is hit with the outer areas of the racket we minimize the possible cutting of fibres that could occur when the rubber sinks in.