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Adidas Arrow Hit Attack vs At10 Genius Attack 18K Alum
The At10 Genius Attack 18K Alum is the better racket, 95 to 83: more handling and sweet spot. It is also €82 cheaper.
Our scores, updated 9 November 2026 · How we score
Score by score
How we score →The green bar wins the round. The At10 takes 5 of the six, and value is level.
Feel is read from the core and the face until hardness is measured.
Better, and cheaper
€82
less for the better racket. No trade-off on price here.
- +29Handling95 against 66
- +27Sweet spot89 against 62
- +23Comfort87 against 64
- 18KAn 18K carbon faceagainst 12K: a stiffer face, a crisper answer on volleys
The At10 scores higher and costs less. The Arrow only makes sense if one of its own strengths is the one you play for.
What is different
Face and price change between them; the rest is the same. Pick one to look closer.
18K packs 18,000 carbon filaments into each thread against 12,000: a stiffer face that answers sooner on volleys. The Arrow's 12K is a little softer and gives you more time when you are late.
Edge: the At10, for precision
* The feel starts from the core's rated hardness (estimated from the core material where there is no rating), then the face: carbon 12K and up is firmer, fibreglass softer.
The same weight, 360 to 375 g.
No edge either way
The same balance point, 265 mm from the end of the handle.
No edge either way
* Drawn to scale: a 455 mm racket in its shape's outline (traced from a real racket of that shape), with the balance point the shops list marked on it. Real rackets vary by a few millimetres.
€82 apart at PadelProShop today. Under the launch price: Arrow 44%, At10 60%. The better racket is the cheaper one here.
Edge: the At10, for your wallet
Specs from the makers and the shops that sell them. Weights are the maker's figures, not measured by us.
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Arrow Hit Attack
Our score 83 · €225Skip it if you want quicker hands: the At10 has 95 for handling against its 66.
At10 Genius Attack 18K Alum
Our score 95 · €143Skip it if value matters most to you: it is its lowest score, 72.
Our recommendation for most players
The At10 Genius Attack 18K Alum
The higher score, 95 to 83.
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What players said
6 players who own or have owned one of them told us how it plays. It is their word: it is not a review and does not count towards Our score.
Arrow Hit Attack
No player has told us about the Arrow yet.
At10 Genius Attack 18K Alum
2 of 6 liked it
Liked it 2No strong view 3Did not 1
What they said, by how many said it
Our recommendation
Nox At10 Genius Attack 18K Alum
The better racket, 95 to 83: more handling and sweet spot.
- 5 of 6 scores
- €82 cheaper
- Carbon 18K face
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Questions
Straight answers.
Which is better, the Arrow Hit Attack or the At10 Genius Attack 18K Alum?
The At10 Genius Attack 18K Alum is the better racket, 95 to 83: more handling and sweet spot. It is also €82 cheaper.
What is the difference between the Arrow Hit Attack and the At10 Genius Attack 18K Alum?
18K packs 18,000 carbon filaments into each thread against 12,000: a stiffer face that answers sooner on volleys. The Arrow's 12K is a little softer and gives you more time when you are late. The same weight, 360 to 375 g. The same balance point, 265 mm from the end of the handle.
Which is better for handling?
The At10 Genius Attack 18K Alum: handling 95 against 66.
What is the price difference?
€82 apart at PadelProShop today. Under the launch price: Arrow 44%, At10 60%. The better racket is the cheaper one here.
