Nox AT10 Pro Trainers - Yellow/Black - 8 UK


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The Nox AT10 Pro trainers are engineered for adult male players seeking a competitive edge through superior court stability and agile movement. Featuring the signature yellow and black aesthetics of the AT10 Pro series, these trainers prioritize foot support during intense lateral motions, though they are specifically optimized for court-based sports rather than general running or cross-training.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Yellow |
| Gender | Male |
| Shoe Size UK | 8 |
| Accent Colour | Black |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Series | AT10 Pro |
| Model Part Number | CAL26PROSUBL |
| Brand | Nox |
No, these are specialized court trainers. They lack the cushioning required for the repetitive impact of road running.
Use a gentle soap solution on a cloth and wipe the surface carefully. Air dry away from direct heat sources.
The AT10 Pro features specialized lateral supports and specific outsole patterns designed to handle the high-torque movements of court sports.
Yes, if you use custom orthotics, the factory insoles can typically be removed, provided the replacement maintains the shoe's internal volume.
The MPN (Manufacturer Part Number) is used to identify the specific model, series, and configuration of the footwear for inventory and support purposes.
Ensure laces are tightened uniformly from the base to the top eyelet to secure the midfoot.
Use a soft-bristled brush or a slightly damp cloth to clear debris from the tread pattern.
Consider using thinner performance socks or re-lacing the shoes to create more volume in the toe box.
To ensure the best experience, confirm your UK shoe size carefully as fit is crucial for court performance. These shoes are designed for men's sizing; ensure you wear them with appropriate performance socks to manage moisture and prevent friction. For care, wipe down the outsoles with a damp cloth after each use to maintain traction, and store in a cool, dry environment. Avoid machine washing or submerging the trainers, as this can degrade the internal support structures and adhesive bonds.