Lok Be Flow 2024

Introduction

The Lok Be Flow 2024 is a round, medium-soft racket for players who want rebound and forgiveness, not raw power.

Shape & Balance

The round shape means the balance is head-light, which makes the racket feel balanced and easier to control. You get a more stable swing, and the weight stays centered, reducing twisting on off-center hits.

This shape is forgiving, so it suits players who prefer a traditional feel and need help with consistency.

Grip

The grip is standard, no surprises. It feels comfortable in the hand, but the 360-375g weight might cause some fatigue over a long match, especially if you’re not used to heavier rackets.

Take breaks and stay relaxed; the medium-soft feel helps absorb some shock, but the weight is noticeable.

Power & Control

Power is low at 5.7, so don’t expect easy smashes. You’ll need to generate your own pace with a full swing. Control is also just average at 6.1, so placement isn’t pinpoint, but you can keep rallies going.

The high rebound compensates for low power; it helps you return fast balls without effort. But if you need to kill the ball, this racket won’t do it for you.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is decent thanks to the medium-soft feel and Custom EVA core. It absorbs some vibration, which is good for your arm. The maneuverability 7.4 means it’s not sluggish, but it’s not lightning fast either.

In defense, you can get it to the ball, but for quick net volleys, you might feel the weight a bit. It’s a solid all-rounder for those who value stability over speed.

Materials & Durability

The frame is carbon fiber, which is strong and durable. The faces are fiberglass, which is lighter but less stiff, contributing to the soft feel. This combo is common for control-oriented rackets.

With the Custom EVA core, you get a balance of comfort and response. Durability should be good for regular play, but avoid heavy impacts to the frame.

Analysis

This racket plays like a rebound machine. With a rebound score of 9/10, the ball shoots off the faces, so you get plenty of ball speed without swinging hard. That’s useful for defensive shots and quick reactions at the net.

However, power is low at 5.7. You won’t smash winners easily; you need to place the ball and let the rebound do the work. Control is middling at 6.1, so it's not super precise, but the round shape and 7.6 sweet spot help keep shots consistent.

The sweet spot is solid at 7.6, which means off-center hits won’t punish you too much. Maneuverability is decent at 7.4, so it moves reasonably well in fast exchanges, though it’s not the quickest.

If you’re a beginner or intermediate who wants an easy-to-use racket with lots of rebound, this fits. But if you’re a power hitter or advanced player looking for control and smash power, look elsewhere.