The Carbon FDB Gen 2 continues Lok's simple pitch: serious hitting, sensible invoice.
PRR Score82/100
Performance
Power, Control & Comfort Scores
Overall it sits in the top 28% of 1,000 rackets we’ve tested — its power score ranks in the top 15%.
Power
Very High85
Control
High71
Maneuverability
Good67
Sweet Spot
Good64
Comfort
Good65
Value
High78
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PRR Score
82PRR Score
The verdict
The Carbon FDB Gen 2 continues Lok's simple pitch: serious hitting, sensible invoice. The EVA core produces power 85 with a direct, unfiltered strike, and value 78 undercuts every big-brand equivalent. The terms are unsoftened: control 71 is workable but demands a plan, comfort 65 and tolerance 64 assume conditioning, and maneuverability 67 wants anticipation at the net. Face documentation is incomplete, so verify the layup in hand. For improving attackers who buy on output rather than badge, the FDB Gen 2 is exactly the kind of rational purchase Lok has built its reputation on.
Lok's simple pitch, delivered again: an honest, direct strike with proper attacking pace, repeatable response, and pricing that undercuts every big-brand equivalent — the rational attacker's buy. The terms are unsoftened: aggression needs a plan, the strike assumes a conditioned arm, the face spec is incomplete so check in hand, and the challenger-brand dealer network remains thinner.
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