Key Takeaways
- Inside a laboratory, Miguel Lamperti meets Agustin Tapia and reveals the equipment secrets of the NOX 2027 collection.
- Indicating that Tapia will take over, Lamperti says: “Now that I’m retiring, the time has come. I am going to teach you the formula.”
- Once the racket has been calibrated to “370 g,” Lamperti describes the finished product as “spectacular, magical, just like you.”
Miguel Lamperti hands over the reins in the laboratory
A symbolic laboratory meeting between long-serving icon Miguel Lamperti and present-day star Agustin Tapia is at the heart of NOX’s campaign for its 2027 racket range. The Spanish padel brand depicts Lamperti passing on the equipment’s craftsmanship secrets while promoting a vision of pure padel, free from shortcuts and impurities.
To begin the laboratory meeting, Lamperti prepared to unveil the secret by asking his fellow Argentine, “Agus, do you know why we’re here?”
Showing calm confidence about why they were there, Tapia replied to the veteran, “I think so.”
Finding the ideal balance through the secret formula
Lamperti said the time had come to pass the brand’s essential recipe to a new generation as he considered the future of his career. “Now that I’m retiring, the time has come,” he declared, before adding straight away, “I am going to teach you the formula.”
Lamperti first instructed Tapia to “put this on” as he guided him through the process, then moved on to the equipment’s precise specifications. They settled on a measurement of “370 g,” and marked the moment with the exclamation: “We’ve got it.”
Pleased with how the manufacturing process had turned out, Lamperti praised both the completed racket and the player succeeding him, describing the result as “spectacular, magical, just like you.”
Tapia and Coello: Paris triumph, ranking, and results
Together, Tapia and Coello have compiled a 62-7 win-loss record in 2026. Their most recent appearance came on the 13th of September, when they won the Paris Major 2026 by defeating Galan (world no.3) and Chingotto (world no.3) 6-3 4-6 7-6(1) in the final.
