The Maxx Flow Gen 2 is Lok's all-court thesis: an 18K carbon face, usually a violence signifier, tuned into a frame where control 80 leads and power 76 assists.
Overall it sits in the top 23% of 999 rackets we’ve tested — its control score ranks in the top 12%.
Power
High76
Control
Very High80
Maneuverability
High74
Sweet Spot
High72
Comfort
High72
Value
High78
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The verdict
The Maxx Flow Gen 2 is Lok's all-court thesis: an 18K carbon face, usually a violence signifier, tuned into a frame where control 80 leads and power 76 assists. The result plays precise and lively at once, with the face's crispness making blocks and volleys feel exact. Comfort 72 and tolerance 72 keep it friendly, and maneuverability 74 is prompt despite the diamond silhouette. Value 78 continues Lok's aggressive pricing. For advanced all-courters who want premium materials without committing to an attack-frame lifestyle, the Flow Gen 2 is one of the more interesting frames of the season.
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Lok's all-court thesis: a high-spec face — usually a violence signifier — tuned into a frame where precision leads and pace assists, so blocks and volleys feel exact and lively at once. Premium materials at challenger pricing, with no punishing weakness. Finishing needs the right ball rather than any ball, the aggressive looks can mislead demo expectations, and the dealer and accessory network is thinner than the big brands'.
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