Lok Easy Flow Gen 2 2026

Introduction

The Lok Easy Flow Gen 2 2026 is a round, control-oriented racket that suits players who value precision and forgiveness over raw power.

Shape & Balance

The round shape puts the balance toward the head, making it head-heavy. That adds stability but also makes the swing feel heavier than the weight suggests.

At 360-375g, it's on the heavier side. But the round shape keeps it manageable—you don't get the whip of a diamond, but you do get control.

Grip

The standard grip fits comfortably in hand. It's not overly thick or thin, so you feel the racket well.

Over a long match, the weight might tire your arm slightly, but the soft feel (medium-soft) reduces strain on your wrist and shoulder.

Power & Control

Power at 7.7 is solid but not explosive. You won't hit flashy smashes, but you'll get enough pace for most shots.

Control at 8.5 is where it shines. The round shape and soft feel let you aim with confidence. You can drop the ball into corners or keep it low on the glass.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is good thanks to the medium-soft feel. The EVA core absorbs vibration, so your arm stays fresh even after hard hits.

Speed is surprising for its weight—maneuverability at 9.4 means it's quick in the hand. You can react fast at the net or switch from forehand to backhand without lag.

Materials & Durability

The frame is carbon fiber, which is durable and sturdy. It should handle regular play without flexing too much.

The faces are Flex carbon fiber, which adds a bit of give for comfort. The EVA core is standard and holds up well over time.

Analysis

The Easy Flow Gen 2 feels solid from the first hit. Its round shape and EVA core give you a large, forgiving sweet spot (9.8) that helps on off-center shots. Control is high (8.5), letting you place the ball where you want. Power is decent (7.7), but it's not a weapon—more a steady thud than a cannon.

Rebound is very high (9.7), so the ball springs off the face without much effort. That makes defense easy, especially in the backhand. Maneuverability is also quick (9.4) for a 360-375g racket. You can swing it fast in volleys, but the weight still gives it stability.

Players who love smashing winners will find it lacking. You'll need to generate your own pace on offensive shots. But for consistent rally play and net control, it's a joy.

If you're an aggressive player who wants maximum power, look elsewhere. Likewise, if you have a slow swing and need help generating depth, this might feel too mild. But for intermediate to advanced players focused on placement, it's a great fit.