The NOX Equation padel racket is considered the best model for intermediate level players, according to the prestigious Swedish product evaluation company Testfakta. The new Equation Advanced for the 2025 season combines maneuverability, control, and precision with an excellent feel and a large sweet spot achieved through the combination of rubber materials used.

The Equation Advanced features a medium balance, a carbon frame, and an anti-vibration system that protects players from injuries. The rough surface, achieved with transparent 3D films, allows players to add more spin to their shots. The racket is equipped with the Smartstrap® system, which offers a replaceable safety strap, making the racket more hygienic, safe, and customizable.

The technical characteristics of the Equation Advanced include a weight of 360 to 375 g, a width of 38 mm, a 100% carbon frame, an HR3 Black Eva core, a 3K fiberglass face, and a rough 3D surface. The shape is round, with a power rating of 90/100 and a control rating of 85/100.

The technologies of the Equation Advanced include the fiberglass 3K, which forms small squares by intertwining the fiber threads and has a higher grammage than normal carbon, increasing the durability of the product. The HR3 hard core made of high-density black HR3 rubber provides more power and better ball release. The Dynamic Composite Structure (DCS) ensures that the difference in hardness between the frame and the face is not noticeable, thus avoiding cracks on the outside of the racket. The Anti Vibration System (AVS) uses rubber parts embedded in the frame to absorb vibrations that can occur when the ball is not hit in the center of the racket. The carbon frame provides additional rigidity and durability to the racket as a whole.