LOK EASY Flow Gen 2 Padel Racket 2026

Padelful and Padel Reference both list a round shape and an EVA core of medium-soft feel, with a weight of 360 to 375 g or 365 g. Padel Reference calls the core Custom EVA, a medium-density foam, with an Asymmetric Heart structure, an Equal Hole System and a Vibration Groove. It lists a composite frame with carbon reinforcement, where Padelful lists carbon fibre with flex carbon faces.

The balance is another place they split: fairly even on Padelful, handle heavy on Padel Reference. Both point the same way, towards a racket that's easy to swing. The level is developing players, beginner to intermediate.

Padelful scores it at 8.9 for sweet spot, 8.8 for rebound, 8.5 for manoeuvrability, 7.7 for control and 7 for power. It likes the large, forgiving sweet spot, the quick handling in fast exchanges and the comfortable, controlled ball exit. It says there's limited flat-smash punch, little help on attacking drives and a polite finishing volley.

Against the BE Flow Gen 2, the same site scores the EASY higher on power, control, handling and sweet spot, with rebound about level. That's the carbon-reinforced frame doing its job, and it's the reason to pay a little more than for the gentlest racket in the Flow line.

Weekly players who defend, build points and want comfort, improving beginners moving off their first racket, and anyone who values a big sweet spot over power. It belongs among the control padel racket options, and a player ready to step up will find it on our intermediate padel racket list. If you're comparing brands, start at padel racket.

A racket protector saves the frame from wall scrapes, and a fresh overgrip from padel grips keeps the handle tacky. Keep a tube of padel balls in the bag, wear proper padel shoes and carry it all in a padel bag.