Lok Carbon Flow Gen 2 2026
Discover the Lok Carbon Flow Gen 2 2026, a carbon round padel racket designed for precision, comfort and all-court performance.
Padelful Rating
| Rating Metric | Our Rating |
|---|---|
| Power | 7.5 |
| Control | 8.6 |
| Rebound | 8.4 |
| Maneuverability | 8.5 |
| Sweet spot | 8.9 |
Shape
Round
Weight
360 - 375 gr
Touch
Medium
Core
EVA
Faces
C6 carbon fiber
Frame
Carbon fiber

The Lok Carbon Flow Gen 2 2026 arrives as a control-oriented racket with a modern construction and a very playable feel. It targets players who value precision from the back of the court but still want enough punch to close points at the net.
Technical Analysis
Shape and Balance
The round shape is the main clue to this racket’s identity. The sweet spot sits centrally, quite generous and forgiving, which helps a lot in defensive phases and off-center impacts.
The balance feels neutral, slightly leaning to control. The head does not pull the hand forward, so the racket remains stable on blocks and quick reactions. You do not get the raw power of a high-balance diamond, but in return you gain consistency and security in placement.
This balance profile suits backhand players who organize the point, as well as right-side players who live off lobs, chiquitas, and precise volleys.
Materials and Construction
- Frame: Carbon fiber
- Faces: C6 carbon fiber
- Core: EVA rubber
The full carbon frame gives the racket a solid structure and good durability. The C6 carbon fiber on the faces adds a bit more response and definition in the shot compared to fiberglass, but without becoming a super stiff hammer.
The EVA core with medium feel is the key. Impact is firm enough to generate ball output and power, yet still offers decent dwell time for control. Contact feels clean, with a crisp sound and very little vibration for this type of build.
Grip and Handling
The grip arrives in a standard size, comfortable for most hands. It fills the hand well without feeling chunky. Overgrip adjustments are easy depending on personal taste.
In terms of maneuverability, the racket feels quick in the wrist. Defending fast balls, turning the face for a chiquita, or reacting on a body shot is simple. You can speed up the head easily, which benefits players who like to work the ball with spin and angles rather than pure power.
Comfort
Comfort is one of the strong points of the Lok Carbon Flow Gen 2 2026. The medium feel, combined with carbon construction, delivers a stable impact without being harsh.
Players with sensitive elbows or those coming from very stiff models will likely appreciate the more balanced sensation. The racket filters vibrations well and allows long matches without excessive fatigue, as long as the technique is solid and the grip is adapted correctly.
Sensations in the Game
Fondo de pista (Back of the court)
From the back, the racket shows a clear control DNA. The medium touch gives a predictable, linear ball exit. The ball does not explode uncontrollably, so depth depends a lot on your swing and timing.
On defensive lobs, the round shape and big sweet spot help a lot. Even when you contact slightly off-center, the ball leaves with decent height and length. This reduces unforced errors when defending deep bandejas or heavy smashes from the opponents.
On chiquitas and counterattacks, the racket responds fast. You can close the face and accelerate the wrist with confidence. The head does not feel heavy, so changing direction (cross to parallel, or vice versa) is simple and precise.
In low-speed rallies, control is excellent. You feel where the ball will land. At higher speeds, the racket keeps up well, although you must work a bit more with the body to generate real depth. It rewards correct technique with very clean trajectories.
En la red (At the net)
Near the net, the Lok Carbon Flow Gen 2 2026 shines through its maneuverability and sweet spot.
On volleys, the face is stable and the impact is dry but controlled. You can place the ball very well to the feet of the rival or to the glass. Quick volley exchanges feel comfortable, because the racket handles fast and does not get stuck in the air.
On bandejas, the medium feel helps you control height and depth with precision. You can play heavy bandejas with margin over the net and good descent to the corner. It is not a model that gifts huge power, but it allows you to repeat bandejas all match without losing control or arm comfort.
On víboras, the racket allows you to accelerate the head with ease. Players who generate their own power and spin will get a lot of benefit here. If you rely on the racket to do the job, you may miss a bit more “bite,” but placement and consistency remain fantastic.
En el remate (Smash)
In pure smash, the racket behaves reasonably well, but this is not its main battlefield.
For flat smashes, you need to accompany the shot with legs and trunk. With good technique and timing, you can bring the ball back to your side or even take it out by three, but it does not feel like a cannon. Players with strong arms will not have major issues; intermediate players may need to choose smarter zones rather than trying to win every point by force.
For kick smashes, the medium feel and control help with clean brushing. If you hit with good spin mechanics, you can get the ball to bounce off the glass and go out. Again, it rewards correct execution instead of pure strength.
Where the racket stands out is finishing into space: strong overheads directed to the fence, body, or deep corners. You may not always take the ball out of the court, but you will force weak returns with a high level of precision.
Conclusion
The Lok Carbon Flow Gen 2 2026 is a very solid option for players who prioritize control, handling, and comfort over extreme power.
It fits especially well for:
- Right-side players who build points, lob a lot, and value precision.
- Backhand players with a more tactical profile who like to dominate tempo.
- Intermediate to advanced players who already generate their own power and want a reliable, forgiving racket.
Its strongest aspects are the wide sweet spot, the stability in defense, and the maneuverability at the net. It allows a clean, ordered game, with few surprises and many balls inside the court.
As for weaknesses, pure power addicts may feel a bit limited in explosive smashes. Those searching for a very stiff and aggressive touch might consider other, more offensive models.
Overall, this racket delivers a balanced, control-first performance, with modern carbon construction and a very friendly behavior in real match situations.




