Padel racket LOK Maxx Flow Gen 2 Bea Caldera

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Suggested price: 299.00 € -45%

Lowest price from 30 days before the reduction: 183.90 € -10%

Balance:

even

Shape:

round

Weight:

360-375

Limited (2 pcs.)

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Ball

LOK Fresh Balls 3B

6.00 € 5.40 €

Paddle bag

LOK Gen 2 - black/grey/orange

47.00 € 30.40 €

Backpack

LOK Maxx Gen 2 - black/orange

80.00 € 49.40 €

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LOK Maxx Flow Gen 2 Bea Caldera Padel Racket

Choice of the top Spanish player, Beatriz Caldera. The Maxx Flow Gen 2 is LOK's most control-oriented racquet, making it ideal in the hands of advanced players with a more defensive, combination-based and strategic playing style. With a round shape head and medium-high balance, it provides the largest sweetspot with an excellent level of shot precision and sufficient dynamism to finish rallies at the net. The use of 18K Carbon carbon fibres with structural reinforcements adds stiffness, which helps maintain optimal power and improves ball exit from the racquet as well as its durability. The asymmetrical heart construction additionally supports stability and precision on powerful shots, while the textured head surface significantly makes it easier to apply spin. Characteristics of the applied technologies:

Asymmetric Heart - a special, asymmetrical core design ensures excellent durability and stability, increasing control on aggressive high-power strokes

Gradual Face - graduated convexity layers in the upper and lower part of the head's striking surface create angles that help reduce vibrations generated at the moment of impact

18K Carbon + Carbon Reinforcement - stiffer carbon fibres with carbon reinforcements at key points ensure durability and structural support, which increases the power generation potential

Vibration Groove - a polyurethane channel placed in the frame helps reduce vibrations generated when striking the ball

Dynamic Holes System - progressive hole arrangement in two sizes (10 and 11 mm) in the central area helps increase hitting power

3D Spin Lines - textured head surface facilitating spin generation

The racket is sold together with a bag featuring shoulder straps for backpack carrying.

Article number:	ST108414
Balance:	even ? Racket balance The balance of the racket is the center of gravity of the racket. It is measured in centimeters from the shoe to the tip of the head. In this respect, the rackets can be divided into: balanced on the head - HH (head heavy), balanced on the handle - HL (head light), balanced evenly - EB (even balance). Two rackets with the same weight but differently balanced give a completely different feeling when playing. Rockets with a center of gravity shifted towards the handle have a lighter head and are more maneuverable. They are great to play with the net. Head-balance rackets usually belong to the group of light rackets. By shifting the center of gravity towards the head, the player can spend less energy to deliver a strong hit. These types of rackets allow for a dynamic "swing" during the game. Rather, they are intended for beginners. Center-balance rackets have an evenly distributed weight. They offer the player a balanced power and impact control. Handlebar balance rackets are rather heavy rackets. Their head is lighter. This translates into a less dynamic "swing" but better controlled strokes. These types of rackets are most often chosen by advanced players.
Beam profile:	38 ? Profile (thickness) of the racket frame Rocket frames have different thicknesses. There are those that have the same thickness along the entire length, while the thickness of others is variable. You can classify the racket frames according to the frame profile into three groups: thin, medium and thick: Thin frames <23mm - lots of feel and less strength and damping. Rackets with a rather small head area, heavy. For advanced players with a full swing. Medium frames 23-25 mm - universal, closer to 23 mm for advanced players and closer to 25 mm for beginners, tennis players with a medium swing. Thick frames> 25 mm - low feeling, a lot of own power, for short swing play For beginners with poor technique, older tennis players with minor hand injuries. These are usually rockets with advanced vibration reduction systems during impact.
Cover:	tak (worek)
Length (mm):	455
Material:	carbon
Shape:	round
Weight:	360-375 ? Racket weight This is a very important factor in choosing the right racket. The weight of the racket for an adult player may vary between two hundred and three hundred grams. Summarizing, it can be assumed that: Beginners - should look for lighter rackets weighing 270-290 grams (men), 250-270 grams (women), Intermediate people - should pay attention to rackets weighing 280-300 grams, Advanced people - choose rockets that exceed three hundred grams with the option of individual "weighing" of the rackets through the use of lead tapes attached to the frame.

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LOK Maxx Flow Gen 2 Bea Caldera Padel Racket

Choice of the top Spanish player, Beatriz Caldera. The Maxx Flow Gen 2 is LOK's most control-oriented racquet, making it ideal in the hands of advanced players with a more defensive, combination-based and strategic playing style. With a round shape head and medium-high balance, it provides the largest sweetspot with an excellent level of shot precision and sufficient dynamism to finish rallies at the net. The use of 18K Carbon carbon fibres with structural reinforcements adds stiffness, which helps maintain optimal power and improves ball exit from the racquet as well as its durability. The asymmetrical heart construction additionally supports stability and precision on powerful shots, while the textured head surface significantly makes it easier to apply spin. Characteristics of the applied technologies:

Asymmetric Heart - a special, asymmetrical core design ensures excellent durability and stability, increasing control on aggressive high-power strokes

Gradual Face - graduated convexity layers in the upper and lower part of the head's striking surface create angles that help reduce vibrations generated at the moment of impact

18K Carbon + Carbon Reinforcement - stiffer carbon fibres with carbon reinforcements at key points ensure durability and structural support, which increases the power generation potential

Vibration Groove - a polyurethane channel placed in the frame helps reduce vibrations generated when striking the ball

Dynamic Holes System - progressive hole arrangement in two sizes (10 and 11 mm) in the central area helps increase hitting power

3D Spin Lines - textured head surface facilitating spin generation

The racket is sold together with a bag featuring shoulder straps for backpack carrying.

Article number:	ST108414
Balance:	even ? Racket balance The balance of the racket is the center of gravity of the racket. It is measured in centimeters from the shoe to the tip of the head. In this respect, the rackets can be divided into: balanced on the head - HH (head heavy), balanced on the handle - HL (head light), balanced evenly - EB (even balance). Two rackets with the same weight but differently balanced give a completely different feeling when playing. Rockets with a center of gravity shifted towards the handle have a lighter head and are more maneuverable. They are great to play with the net. Head-balance rackets usually belong to the group of light rackets. By shifting the center of gravity towards the head, the player can spend less energy to deliver a strong hit. These types of rackets allow for a dynamic "swing" during the game. Rather, they are intended for beginners. Center-balance rackets have an evenly distributed weight. They offer the player a balanced power and impact control. Handlebar balance rackets are rather heavy rackets. Their head is lighter. This translates into a less dynamic "swing" but better controlled strokes. These types of rackets are most often chosen by advanced players.
Beam profile:	38 ? Profile (thickness) of the racket frame Rocket frames have different thicknesses. There are those that have the same thickness along the entire length, while the thickness of others is variable. You can classify the racket frames according to the frame profile into three groups: thin, medium and thick: Thin frames <23mm - lots of feel and less strength and damping. Rackets with a rather small head area, heavy. For advanced players with a full swing. Medium frames 23-25 mm - universal, closer to 23 mm for advanced players and closer to 25 mm for beginners, tennis players with a medium swing. Thick frames> 25 mm - low feeling, a lot of own power, for short swing play For beginners with poor technique, older tennis players with minor hand injuries. These are usually rockets with advanced vibration reduction systems during impact.
Cover:	tak (worek)
Length (mm):	455
Material:	carbon
Shape:	round
Weight:	360-375 ? Racket weight This is a very important factor in choosing the right racket. The weight of the racket for an adult player may vary between two hundred and three hundred grams. Summarizing, it can be assumed that: Beginners - should look for lighter rackets weighing 270-290 grams (men), 250-270 grams (women), Intermediate people - should pay attention to rackets weighing 280-300 grams, Advanced people - choose rockets that exceed three hundred grams with the option of individual "weighing" of the rackets through the use of lead tapes attached to the frame.

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Padel racket LOK Maxx Flow Gen 2 Bea Caldera

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