Nox · Shoe review
Nox Nerbo WPT
WPT-circuit specifications on a regular-fitting last, premium without the narrowest fit.
WPT specifications on a regular last, strong grip and targeted stability for a broader range of players than the AT10 Lux.
Experienced players with regular-width feet who want WPT quality without the narrowest last.
Strengths
Limitations
The Nox Nerbo WPT is the more accessible variant of the AT10 Lux, with WPT-circuit specifications on a regular last. Grip and stability are comparable to the AT10 Lux according to this review; the regular last makes it suitable for a broader range of players. The price is €130 versus €150 for the Lux.
Main strength
Strong grip + targeted stability on a regular last, the best combination for regular-width feet in this overview
Main limitation
No carbon fiber upper; less breathable than the AT10 Lux
Frequently asked questions
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