Lok Be Flow Gen 2 Pink-Green 2026

Introduction

The Lok Be Flow Gen 2 is a round, medium-soft racket for players who want high rebound and easy handling.

Shape & Balance

The round shape puts the balance toward the head, which makes the racket feel stable but not heavy. It swings evenly, helping you keep control during long rallies.

You get a larger sweet spot that forgives off-center hits. This makes it easier to stay consistent, especially if you're still working on your technique.

Grip

The handle feels standard, comfortable for most hand sizes. The medium-soft feel absorbs some vibration, reducing fatigue in your arm.

Over a long match, you won't feel as much strain as with a stiffer racket. It keeps your hand relaxed during defense.

Power & Control

With power at 6.1, you won't smash through opponents easily. You'll rely on your own swing speed to create pace. It's fine for intermediate players who have decent technique.

Control at 6.5 means the racket is predictable but not super precise. The high rebound can send balls a bit deeper than you want. If you play a precise, placement-based game, this might test your patience.

Comfort & Speed

The maneuverability score of 8.1 means it moves quickly in your hand. You can react fast at the net and change direction without lag.

Comfort is good due to the medium-soft feel and fiberglass construction. It helps absorb impact, so your arm feels fresh even after several sets.

Materials & Durability

The frame and faces are fiberglass, which gives a flexible, comfortable feel. Fiberglass is durable for casual play but not as stiff as carbon.

The EVA core adds medium-soft cushioning. This combo holds up well over time if you don't abuse it. It's a solid choice for regular club play.

Analysis

This racket plays with a strong rebound feel. The 9.9/10 rebound score means the ball springs off the face quickly, which helps in defensive shots and volleys.

Control sits at 6.5/10, so you get decent accuracy but not pinpoint placement. The high rebound can push balls slightly deeper than intended. You'll need to adjust your touch for drop shots and soft angles.

Power is middling at 6.1/10, so it's not a heavy smashing weapon. The round shape and soft feel favor precision and consistency over raw speed. You'll generate pace through technique, not the racket.

With a high sweet spot (8.4) and great maneuverability (8.1), it's forgiving and quick to swing. Beginners and intermediate players will find it comfortable. Advanced players wanting more power might find it lacking.