Power, Control & Comfort Scores
Overall it sits in the top 23% of 1,000 rackets we’ve tested — its power score ranks in the top 11%.
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The Jungle 2026 is Lok doing what Lok does best: undercutting the establishment with a straight face. A head-heavy 375 g diamond with an EVA core, power 86, and a strike direct enough to satisfy genuine attackers, at value 78 while equivalent big-brand frames ask flagship money. The terms are honest attack-frame terms: control 69 hands you the plan, comfort 64 and tolerance 63 expect conditioning and clean contact, and the net game wants anticipation. For advanced attackers who care about pace per euro over badge prestige, the Jungle is one of the market's most rational purchases.
Undercutting the establishment, straight-faced
Lok doing what it does best: flagship-grade pace at a challenger's price, with a strike direct enough to satisfy genuine attackers and a head mass that makes the overhead feel automatic. The build quality keeps closing the gap on the big names. The terms are honest attack-frame terms — strict on comfort and mishits — the aggression needs organising, and the dealer network and resale market still trail.
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FAQ
What level of player is the Jungle designed for?
The Lok Jungle is built for Advanced players, scoring 83/100 overall in PRR's testing.
How much does the Jungle cost and where can I buy it?
The Lok Jungle is priced from €185 at PadelProShop. See the price comparison above for the latest deals across every retailer we track.
What shape is the Jungle and what does that mean on court?
The Lok Jungle has a diamond-shaped head, which concentrates weight toward the top of the frame for maximum power on smashes and overheads — at some cost to the size of the sweet spot.
How much does the Jungle weigh and what's its balance?
The Lok Jungle weighs 360–375g with a Head-heavy balance.