34/27 Miken Freak 98 MSFN Composite Slowpitch Softball Bat

For sale is one 34/27 Miken Freak 98 MSFN Composite Slowpitch Softball Bat.   The condition is good.  The barrel is word and so is the paint.  This bat is a tank.  It is still going with no rattles or cracks.  There is a bunch of bag and ground ware that one would expect with a gamer like this.  The endcap is snug and doesn't spin or move. The grip is good.  The knob is worn, and the height/weight sticker is there but you can't see the weight.  The knob is otherwise fine. Please see pictures.   Barrel Diameter: 2-1/4 inches Signed: No Color: Black Custom Bundle: No Material: Carbon Composite Item Length: 34 in Vintage: No Brand: Miken Series: Freak Model Year: 2005 Association: USSSA Age Group: Adult Features: ["E-Flex Technology", "Composite", "BPF 1.20"] Country/Region of Manufacture: United States Experience Level: Intermediate Sport/Activity: Softball Item Weight: 27 oz The condition is good. The barrel is word and so is the paint. This bat is a tank. It is still going with no rattles or cracks. There is a bunch of bag and ground ware that one would expect with a gamer like this. The endcap is snug and doesn't spin or move. The grip is good. The knob is worn, and the height/weight sticker is there but you can't see the weight. The knob is otherwise fine. Please see pictures.

The Miken Freak Softball Bat features a two-piece composite design for a controlled swing. The key to its performance lies in the Triple Matrix Core + technology for premium sweet spot size, 100 Comp™ construction for exceptional durability, and Flex 2 Power (F2P) technology for optimized handle flex to barrel loading. The Miken Freak has everything you need to take your game to the next level. Overall, the Miken Freak is a great choice for serious slowpitch hitters looking to dominate the game with a combination of power and control.

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The Freak series is a good option for hitters who crave power and distance. There are a variety of models to choose from. However, keep in mind the price point and potentially heavier swing weight before you buy. If you can handle it, the Miken Freak can be awesome at the plate. If you prioritize pure power and distance, the end-loaded models are your best bet. For those who want a good balance of power and control, the balanced models are a great choice, and the lighter Freak models will offer an option for contact hitters who still crave some pop.

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January L'Angelle