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Two improver rackets, side by side
Wilson Carbon Force vs Nox ML10 Pro Cup
Pick the Carbon Force if you play often and want the stiffer carbon face that lasts or the price decides it. Pick the ML10 Pro Cup if your elbow has ever complained, you build points and want the ball to go where you aim it or you are early on and want the softer fibreglass face.
| Wilson Carbon Force | Nox ML10 Pro Cup |
| Shape | round | round |
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| Weight | 360 g | 360 g |
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| Balance | low | low |
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| Core | soft | soft |
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| Face | carbon | fibreglass |
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| Built for | improver | improver |
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| Power | 4 of 10 | 4 of 10 |
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| Control | 8 of 10 | 9 of 10 |
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| Kind to the arm | 8 of 10 | 9 of 10 |
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| Lighter edition | No | Yes |
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| Women's edition | No | Yes |
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| Street price | €90 to €140 | €90 to €150 |
The rows in bold are where they differ. They match on shape, weight, balance, core, built for and power.
The Carbon Force
A step up in face for a second-season player who still wants the round shape and the control.
Against the ML10 Pro Cup: harder on the arm, carbon face, cheaper.
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The ML10 Pro Cup
Miguel Lamperti's racket for a decade and the most recommended "first proper racket" in the sport. Control and comfort, and it will not hurt your elbow.
Against the Carbon Force: kinder to the arm, more control, fibreglass face, dearer.
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