Lok Be Flow Gen 2 Pink-Green 2026

The Lok Be Flow Gen 2 Pink-Green 2026 is a control-focused racket with a clear defensive soul and a very comfortable feel. It stands out for its soft touch, huge rebound, and forgiving behavior, especially for players who love long rallies and solid resets from the back.

Technical Analysis

Shape and Balance

The racket comes in a round shape, clearly focused on control and handling.
The balance feels slightly centered, giving a stable feeling without tiring the arm too quickly.

This geometry helps a lot in blocking, chiquitas, and lob management. The head never feels too heavy, and the face stays stable on contact. For players who like to build points from the back and play with margin, this shape works very well.

Materials and Construction

• Frame: Fiberglass
• Faces: Fiberglass
• Core: EVA rubber

The full fiberglass configuration, both in frame and faces, gives a very elastic and lively feel. The EVA core with medium-soft touch amplifies this sensation.

You get a very forgiving surface, with a pleasant cushioning effect on impact. The downside is obvious: pure power in aggressive finishing is lower than in carbon models. This racket is clearly oriented to comfort, feel, and ball output, not brute force.

Feel and Touch

The touch is medium-soft, leaning clearly to the soft side.
On centered hits, the ball stays a bit longer on the face, giving that “pocketing” sensation many defensive players love.

Off-center hits are softened nicely, so there is less vibration and fewer uncomfortable shocks on the arm. Players with past elbow or shoulder issues will probably appreciate this racket a lot.

Grip and Handling

The grip comes in a standard size and feels comfortable from the first use.
It offers good control of the face angle, which is key in defensive lobs and soft volleys.

On quick exchanges at the net, the racket responds reasonably well. It is not a lightning-fast weapon, but the maneuverability is solid. You can react on blocks and counter-volleys without feeling late on every ball.

Comfort

Comfort is one of the strongest points of this model.
The combination of fiberglass + medium-soft EVA + round shape makes it ideal for long matches and players who want a forgiving racket.

Impacts feel soft, the racket does not punish you too much on late or off-balance shots, and the arm fatigue is relatively low. For amateur players who train several times per week or who come from stiffer carbon rackets and need relief, this is a very sensible option.

Sensations in Play

Fondo de pista (Back of the court)

From the back, the Lok Be Flow Gen 2 Pink-Green 2026 shows its real identity.
In defense, the ball output is very high, and the racket helps a lot in those difficult pickups close to the glass.

Blocks and chiquitas benefit from the soft touch. You don’t need a huge swing to get depth; the racket does much of the job.
On slow or medium pace balls, control is good, but the strong rebound demands a bit of precision in technique. If you over-accelerate the swing, some balls may sail slightly long.

For defensive players who like to reset the point and send long, high lobs, this racket feels very handy. Playing under pressure at the back feels safe and forgiving.

En la red (At the net)

At the net, the racket behaves correctly, but with a clear orientation to placement over power.

• Volleys: Soft to medium-volleying feels very comfortable. You can place the ball with ease and good depth without overforcing the arm. In quick exchanges, the maneuverability allows you to close the racket face and direct the ball with decent accuracy.
• Bandejas and víboras: For bandejas, the soft touch helps to lift the ball and give it margin, especially if you use a lot of spin and height instead of flat pace. For víboras, there is control, but you will lack that “explosive” output of harder and more offensive rackets.

This racket suits players who build the point with controlled volleys, focusing on angles, height, and precision, rather than flattening every ball.

En el remate (Smash)

In the smash, its limitations appear clearly.

This is not a racket for players who base their game on sacas por tres and víboras flat from anywhere on court. The soft feel and fiberglass faces make it harder to transfer pure power to the ball.

• Smashes to bring the ball back to your side: possible, but you have to work the technique and legs more than with a stiffer, more offensive frame.
• Flat finishing smashes: you will notice you need to hit harder and time the impact very well to get the same results you would with a carbon, high-balance power racket.

Players with a more tactical, patient game who use the smash mainly to finish easy balls, not as a constant weapon, will adapt better. Pure attackers may feel that the racket falls short in this area.

Player Profile

Ideal Player

This racket fits best:

• Intermediate players who prioritize control and comfort.
• Defenders who enjoy building points from the back and playing long rallies.
• Players with arm issues (elbow, shoulder) who need a softer and forgiving racket.
• Those moving up from very basic or starter models and wanting a comfortable control racket with more feel and forgiveness.

Less Suitable For

It may not be the best option for:

• Very aggressive players who rely heavily on powerful smashes and constant attack.
• Advanced players who prefer stiff carbon frames with a drier touch and higher output in finishing shots.
• Those who want a high-balance hammer for pure offensive padel.

Conclusion

The Lok Be Flow Gen 2 Pink-Green 2026 is a comfort-oriented, control-first racket with a strong defensive character. Its round shape, fiberglass construction, and medium-soft EVA core deliver excellent rebound, easy ball exit, and a very pleasant impact feel.

It shines in defense, resets, and controlled play at the net, and it is especially attractive for players who value arm comfort and a forgiving sweet spot over raw power. The tradeoff is clear: finishing points through pure power is more demanding, and offensive players may feel limited in the smash.

For intermediate padel players who want to feel safe from the back and prioritize comfort, control, and ease of play, this model is a solid, sensible option that makes the game more manageable and less punishing on the body.