Lok Be Hype Gen 2 2026

Introduction

The Lok Be Hype Gen 2 is a high-rebound diamond racket for aggressive players who want explosive speed and power.

Shape & Balance

The diamond shape puts the balance toward the head. This gives the racket a heavy feel during swings, adding momentum but slowing reactions.

You'll notice it immediately. The head-heavy balance helps generate power but requires full commitment on every shot.

Grip

The grip is standard, fitting most hands comfortably. It's not extra cushioned, but you won't feel harsh vibrations.

Long matches might cause some fatigue, especially if you have a tense grip. Sweat can be an issue, but a good overgrip solves that.

Power & Control

With a power score of 7.3, this racket delivers good punch, especially on flat shots. The head-heavy balance adds weight behind the ball.

Control at 6.8 is average. You'll get decent placement but not pinpoint accuracy. If you rely on finesse, this might frustrate you. It's better for players who favor speed over spin-heavy setups.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is medium-soft, so it absorbs some shock but still feels stiff. Long matches won't hurt your arm too much, but you'll feel the impact.

Maneuverability is 7.8, which is quick for a diamond racket. You can react fast at the net, despite the head heaviness. It's a good balance.

Materials & Durability

The frame and faces are fiberglass, which gives flexibility and a medium feel. It's not as stiff as carbon, so it's more forgiving on your elbow.

The EVA core adds softness but might soften over time. With normal play, it should hold up, but fiberglass can chip if you scrape the ground often.

Analysis

This racket plays fast. The 9.7 rebound score means the ball jumps off the faces, especially on defense and volleys. You'll feel that energy in every shot, which is exciting but also demanding.

Power is solid at 7.3, but control lags at 6.8. That's the trade-off. You get pace but less precision. Flat shots and smashes feel strong, but delicate drop shots take more effort to place.

The sweet spot is decent (7/10), so off-center hits won't punish you too much. Still, it's not forgiving like a round racket. Your technique matters.

If you're a beginner or struggle with timing, this racket will expose flaws. Players with a solid swing who want a weapon for attacking will love it. Those who prefer slow, controlled rallies should look elsewhere.

It's a niche tool. For the right player, it's a blast. For others, it'll frustrate.