LOK Jungle Padel Racket 2026

RacketGuide lists the Jungle as a diamond with a high balance, a 38 mm carbon frame, a textured, hard 18K carbon surface, a medium Memory EVA core and a weight of 360 to 375 g, and marks the information as verified by LOK. It names Asymmetric Heart EVO, C18 carbon, 3D Spin Lines, a Dynamic Holes System and carbon reinforcements among the technologies.

Padelful agrees on the shape, the weight, the high balance and the C18 face, and calls the feel medium-hard. That's a small difference: RacketGuide describes the core as medium, and Padelful describes the whole racket's feel. Either way, it's a firm racket.

Padelful scores it at 9.2 for power and 9.1 for control, with rebound at 7.9, sweet spot at 7.6 and manoeuvrability at 7.4. It praises heavy overhead power, a stable and lively ball exit and strong spin on the bandeja. It warns of a compact sweet spot, less agility in defence and a racket that punishes off-centre contact.

On the same site's scale the Jungle sits level with the top MAXX Hype and well above the CARB-ON Hype on control. It's a racket for someone who hits the middle of the face most of the time and wants to be rewarded for it.

Advanced club players with a reliable swing who attack from the net and the back of the court, and who like a firm, stable racket. It sits on the diamond padel racket page and on the advanced padel rackets list. The whole padel racket range is a click away if you want to compare it with other brands.

A hard 18K surface is stiff and unforgiving of knocks, so fit a racket protector and keep the racket in a padel bag with a racket compartment. A fresh overgrip from padel grips, a new tube of padel balls and good padel shoes finish the kit.