Lok Be Flow Gen 2 Yellow-Blue 2026

The Lok Be Flow Gen 2 Yellow-Blue 2026 is a control-oriented racket, clearly aimed at players who value comfort, ball output, and a forgiving response over raw power. It feels easy to use from the first rally, especially for players who like to defend and build points with patience.

Technical Analysis

Shape and Balance

This racket has a round shape, which already tells you a lot about its personality. The sweet spot is centered and quite generous, making off-center hits far less punishing.

The balance feels neutral to slightly low, giving a light sensation in the hand. That helps a lot in quick exchanges and in fast defensive adjustments. You don’t get the hammer effect of a head-heavy racket, but you do gain stability and control in preparation and recovery.

Overall, the geometry clearly prioritizes precision, consistency, and ease of handling over explosive finishing.

Materials and Construction

• Frame: fiberglass
• Faces: fiberglass
• Core: EVA rubber

The full fiberglass construction on frame and faces provides a softer, elastic touch. It absorbs vibrations well and makes the racket very friendly for the arm. Players with elbow or shoulder issues will appreciate this setup.

The EVA core with medium-soft feel delivers very high rebound, especially at medium and low speeds. The ball sinks into the core and comes out with ease, so you don’t need to hit hard to get depth. However, that same softness means the ball tends to stay on the face a bit longer, which takes away some of the brute power in aggressive shots.

This combination of fiberglass + soft EVA is clearly focused on comfort, defensive play, and ease of ball exit.

Grip

The grip feels standard and comfortable, without strange shapes or excessive thickness. It allows a solid hold and makes grip changes (continental / semi-western for spin, etc.) feel agile.

There is enough comfort to handle long matches without the handle feeling heavy or tiring the wrist. Players who like to add overgrips to fine-tune thickness will not have problems here; the base is neutral and adaptable.

Comfort

Comfort is one of the strongest points of this model. The impact sensation is very soft, with little vibration and a pleasant, cushioned touch.

Defensive players, occasional players, and those coming from tennis or other sports will find the adaptation easy. You can play long sessions without feeling the arm punished, something that is not always the case with stiffer carbon frames.

Sensations in the Game

Fondo de pista (Back of the court)

From the back, the racket shines. The ball output is very high, so you can defend deep balls with short, compact swings. Even when you are late to the ball, the racket helps lift it and send it back with good height over the net.

The medium-soft feel gives excellent control of tempo. On slow shots, you place the ball with precision and depth without needing to overhit. On medium-speed rallies, the racket continues to respond with cleanliness and stability.

What it doesn’t give you is a very explosive shot from the baseline. To get deep, fast drives you need to work more with body rotation and good weight transfer. The racket helps with rebound, but the power ceiling is limited compared to stiffer carbon models.

If your game is based on lobs, chiquitas, and building points patiently, this racket fits that style very well.

En la red (At the net)

Near the net, the maneuverability is quite good. The racket moves quickly, which is great for blocking volleys and reacting in fast exchanges.

• Volleys: The touch is soft and controlled. It’s easy to place the ball and change direction. You can aim for corners and feet with confidence. What you don’t get is a very heavy ball; you need to accelerate the arm more if you want to finish the point by pure pace.
• Bandejas and víboras: The round shape and centered balance help a lot with consistency. You can repeat the gesture many times without losing control. For bandejas with lots of control and placement, it works well. For very aggressive víboras with spin and power, the racket responds decently, but you notice that extra punch is missing compared to more offensive rackets.

In fast net play, the racket feels safe and predictable, which is ideal for players who play with control and angles instead of raw aggression.

En el remate (Smash)

This is where the limitations show most clearly. The soft touch, fiberglass faces, and round shape make life harder for big smashes.

On flat smashes, you can finish if you are well placed and make a full, committed swing. But you need good technique and proper timing; the racket does not give much free power.

On topspin or kick smashes, the ease to bring the ball out or to get it to bounce high is moderate. You can achieve decent results if you really accelerate the arm and brush the ball well, but the racket is not an obvious weapon for this type of shot.

For offensive overheads in general, the feeling is the same: good control, but limited raw power. It suits players who prefer placing smashes and sending the ball to walls or feet rather than constantly trying to bring it out of court.

Ideal Player Profile

The Lok Be Flow Gen 2 Yellow-Blue 2026 fits best:

• Players who prioritize control and comfort over maximum power.
• Defenders and right-side players who build points with lobs, chiquitas, and precise volleys.
• Intermediate players who want a forgiving, easy-to-play racket that doesn’t punish off-center hits.
• Players with joint sensitivity who need a soft and comfortable impact.

It is less suitable for:

• Aggressive left-side players who rely heavily on smashes and powerful overheads.
• Players who want a very rigid, carbon-heavy feel and a “cannon” effect.

Conclusion

The Lok Be Flow Gen 2 Yellow-Blue 2026 is a control-focused, very comfortable racket, clearly oriented to players who value ease of play and high ball output over finishing power.

Its round shape, fiberglass construction, and medium-soft EVA core create a racket that helps a lot in defense, in controlled play from the back of the court, and in precise volleys at the net. The sweet spot is generous, the maneuverability is solid, and the comfort level is high.

As a trade-off, the racket lacks punch in remates and very aggressive attacking play. It demands more from the player to finish points by power alone.

If your style is based on patience, placement, and control, and you want a friendly, forgiving racket that is easy to handle from day one, this model fits that profile very well. If you are looking for a pure offensive weapon, there are more suitable options with stiffer carbon and more head-heavy balance.