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Miken Softball Bats
Submitted: 2007-01-17 16:25:36
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There are many companies that manufacture softball bats, and Miken belongs to the elite class.
A manufacturer of high-end softball bats, Miken was founded in 1998. Miken bats are viewed as a must have in softball circles. The company was a pioneer in the production of the first-ever Titanium Composite softball. Nowadays, the Latest Titan Elemental Technology is used to force the bat to return energy to the ball more rapidly and more consistently. The E-Flex Technology used by Miken absorbs the energy from the pitch of a ball as well as the energy from the swing of a bat, and it then puts the energy exclusively into the hands of a batter. The price of Miken bats is more than $200 on the market. “FREAK,” the latest addition to the Miken series, is a high-end, slow-pitch bat. The bat costs up to $299.
Miken creates fast-pitch bats with maximum performance and a maximum sweet spot. The MPulse utilizes the revolutionary E-Flex Technology and a Carbon X Shell to provide greater durability while maintaining its trampoline effect. The Maniac series is available in four models: the USSSA-approved 585 Mega Maniac 100+ mph slow-pitch bat; the ASA-approved 484 Maniac 98 mph slow-pitch bat, the ASA-approved 282 Maniac slow-pitch bat, and the ASA-approved 484 Maniac minus-10 fast-pitch model. All of the four Maniacs models feature Miken’s E-Flex Technology.
Current models of slow-pitch bats include T22C6 (New), Camo 484, Mega Maniac, Maniac 484, Maniac 282, Freak Plus, Freak 98, and Ultra II. Maniac 484, OKC, and M-Pulse are the current fast-pitch bat models. All bats are available in different sizes.
Innovation and passion have been the driving force behind Miken’s success. Many believe that Miken’s softball bats are the best in the softball industry.
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