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Miken freak Softball Bat Review
There was plenty of excitement as the girls got ready to try this newest
bat, revealing to us that Miken has become a “big name” bat among the high
school-aged fast pitch set. Great for Miken, but that usually doesn’t bode
well for testing as when the expectations are that high to begin with it
becomes harder for the bat to impress. But the Freak didn’t seem to suffer
too much from the handicap of high expectations.
Everyone who was big enough to hit the Freak – we hit a 33”/24 oz. version –
had good things to say about it. A couple of the smaller hitters who found
the bat heavy shortened their swings and got good results as well. The
balanced feel was nice and the bat didn’t swing too heavy (was true to its
posted weight). And none of the hitters experienced any sting on balls hit
anywhere along the barrel.
The girls were expecting great distance and most got pretty good distance,
but I think each thought they should have got more. What everybody did get
was sizzling line drives – to the point that they were stunned at the speed,
the sound, and the consistency with which they were able to hit those
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Most of the girls liked the Freak and most of them liked it
as much as the bat they currently use. Approximately half of the hitters
preferred it to the bat they currently use.
The Miken Freak got good marks for its looks with very few negative comments
about the black shell and almost ethereal silver/gray/blue wispy graphics.
Miken advertises that the freak is a difference maker and can help you to
where you need to be. Our girls were pretty quick to agree, calling it one
of the best of the top-of-the-line composite fast pitch specific bats on the
market.
The Miken Freak has a minus-10 inches to ounces ratio and is available in
34”/24, 33”/23, 32”/22, and 31”/21. It has a urethane end plug and MG-1
Sport Grain grip. |
Freak Plus:
General Specifications:
Barrel Diameter: 2-1/4”
Barrel Length: n/a
Bat Sizes: 34"/26 oz - 34”/27oz – 34”/28oz – 34”/29oz – 34”/30oz
General Description
It was thought the original Miken Freak Bat was the best there was and
it couldn't be bettered. But they were wrong. Here comes the Miken Freak
Plus. This bat is not certified by the ASA so if you need one that is,
go to the Freak 98 and you will get the bat you need.
This Miken Slow pitch Freak Plus uses the patented and unbeatable E-Flex
technology. This generates maximum flex through the barrel to ensure the
bat is at its peak performance when it strikes the ball. It is one of
those softball bats that combines strength and flexibility in one piece
of equipment. It has an enormous sweet spot to prevent those little miss
hits that end up costing you. Why pay for just missing the sweet spot,
with the Freak 98 it is almost hard to not hit the ball in the sweet
spot.
Best Miken Bats for slow
pitch and fast pitch softball
Miken MSMM Mega
Maniac 585 Composite Slow Pitch Softball Bat
Edge
Freak
Freak 98 and Freak Plus
M Pulse
Oklahoma City
Velocite II
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