Lok Easy Hype 2 vs Siux Electra ST5 Pro Shadow Red 2026 Franco Stupaczuk

“The Easy Hype 2 scores as Lok's entry attacker: power 78 out front, control 66 trailing, with fair-for-the-genre terms (comfort 66, tolerance 65) and value 82 doing the brand's usual persuading. Full specification is unconfirmed, so materials, weight and shape go unverified; demo first. The Easy prefix means the Hype's violence diluted toward accessibility, though the control number says the dilution has limits. For budget-minded improvers committed to attacking padel, the arithmetic is excellent as ever with this brand; for genuine beginners, the Easy Flow is the kinder Lok.”

“Franco Stupaczuk's Shadow Red ST5 is built to attack: power 90 with control 78 is a proper first-strike profile, and the confirmed even balance at 365 g explains why it feels quicker between shots than its hitting power implies. Blocks and counters stay manageable, then the same frame turns a short lob into a finished point. The firm side is unavoidable: comfort 67 and tolerance 66 mean mishits are felt and punished. Beyond balance and weight, full spec for this colourway is unconfirmed, so try before you buy. For aggressive all-court players it is a convincing signature frame.”

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