Lok Maxx Flow Gen 2 2026

Introduction

The Lok Maxx Flow Gen 2 is a round, control-first racket for players who value precision over raw power.

Shape & Balance

The round shape means the balance is even, which gives you a stable feel during swings. You won't get the head-heavy momentum of a diamond racket, but you also get a bigger sweet spot and easier control.

This balance makes it predictable and trustworthy. You can swing with confidence, knowing the racket won't twist in your hand on off-center hits.

Grip

The standard grip size fits most hands comfortably, and the carbon fiber frame keeps the handle firm. You'll get decent feedback from your shots, so you can feel your technique.

Over a long match, the 360-375g weight might tire your arm, but the even balance helps distribute the load. If you have a strong grip, you'll manage fine.

Power & Control

With a power score of 9.2, this racket generates serious pace, especially on flat smashes. The heavy weight gives you momentum, and the C18 carbon faces add stiffness for extra pop.

Control is a perfect 10, which is rare. Even with that power, you can drop the ball short or hit angles easily. The round shape is the reason—it's built for precision.

Comfort & Speed

The medium-hard feel is firm but not bone-jarring, thanks to the EVA core. It absorbs some vibration, so your arm stays comfortable on heavy hits. You still feel the ball, but it's not harsh.

Maneuverability is very high at 9.2, which surprises for its weight. You can move it quickly for volleys and defensive shots. It doesn't feel sluggish, even at 360g+. That said, it's not a light racket—you'll notice the weight in fast exchanges.

Materials & Durability

The frame is carbon fiber, and the faces are C18 carbon fiber—a high-quality material that's known for being stiff and durable. Combined with the EVA core, this racket should hold up well to regular play.

The materials are solid, but they're typical for a premium racket. They won't flex much, which is good for power but means less cushioning. Expect a long lifespan if you avoid hitting the ground hard.

Analysis

With a round shape, this racket gives you a large sweet spot (9.8/10) that forgives off-center hits, making it a solid choice for defenders and counter-attackers. The control rating is a perfect 10, so you can place the ball exactly where you want, even under pressure.

Power is still very high at 9.2, which is unusual for a round racket. It comes from the heavy weight (360-375g) and C18 carbon faces, giving you enough pop for winners without sacrificing accuracy. Rebound is high at 8.3, so the ball leaves the face quickly, but you still need to put in effort on slower shots.

Maneuverability scores 9.2, which is impressive for this weight. The round shape keeps the balance even, so you can swing fast in volleys and transitions. Sweet spot coverage is massive, so you'll feel confident at the net.

This racket suits players who already have solid technique and want to control the pace of the game. Beginners might struggle with the heavy weight and the medium-hard feel, which requires good timing. If you're looking for a light, easy-swinging racket, look elsewhere.

Overall, it's a high-performing racket that rewards precise play. You'll need to be in decent shape to handle it over a long match, but the control is worth it for the right player.