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Miken Recoil Balanced ASA Slow Pitch Softball Bat: SRECBA

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Features

2 1/4 Inch Barrel Diameter
Approved for Play in ASA Only
Free Shipping!
Full Twelve (12) Month Manufacturer's Warranty
Balanced Swing Weight
Certified 100 COMP
750X HPI Technology for Enhanced Performance and Durability
Made in the U.S.A.
One-Piece Fully Composite Design
**New ASA Stamp**

Description

It's been nearly half a decade since Miken released their last Recoil slow pitch softball bat. This season, it's back and better than ever! Miken softball bats are known for their insane performance, but the new ASA standard has taken it to the next level! The one-piece fully composite Recoil is designed with optimal handle flex and barrel performance RIGHT OUT OF THE WRAPPER! The new Recoil also features Miken's 750X HPI Technology that takes premium aerospace grade carbon fiber to the next level. Injected with high-strength epoxy under immense pressure, the resulting composite material changes the game with its high level of performance and durability! The Recoil has a balanced swing weight for those players looking to get the most control and swing speed out of the their new softball bat. 100 COMP Certified and made in the U.S.A., the Recoil is ready to make its presence felt on softball fields across the country once again! Miken: Don't Play. DOMINATE! The Recoil is approved for ASA play ONLY. It is backed by a Full Twelve (12) Month Manufacturer's Warranty. Free Shipping!

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Andy B.

Pros: Just got this bat today! It is AMAZING... Took the wrapper off and was hitting balls on a rope through the infield. Well balanced and swings effortlessly. A friend of mine swung it and will be buying one of his own tomorrow. Keep up the great work Miken!

Cons: Non at the moment.

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slugger13

Pros: Ok obviously Andy B has probably never picked up this bat in his life, as his review is on every single website that deals miken. Unlike him, I ACTUALLY own this bat in a 27oz balanced Im a smaller guy and im hear to tell you this bat doesn't fell as heavy as mosts 27 oz due. I got about 100 hits off it today and let me tell you when you hit the sweet spot it goes! It was a nasty wind blowing cross ways across the field towards home plate and I probably had a couple in the 260-275 range. Im by no means a power hitter but the ball really seemed to jump off the bat.

Cons: none yet. too early to tell

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Dimitri

Pros: Don't you think that this bat has plenty of pop. It does I've been trying out for the past week now. And wow talk about distance I'm hitting balls a extra 20 to 30 feet and not even feeling like I'm swinging hard. The two homeruns that i hit with this bat I didn't feel that I had a good hard swing on it and it just jumped off the bat. Can't wait to really break this bat in. I was use to the old recoil bat but the new one follows tradition .

Cons: If you missed the sweet spot it's a horrible weak hit.

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Bluecheese

Pros: Can't find a better bat for the price. Minimal break-in period. I use this bat in leagues that hit 40 core and 44 core and it hits the lower core balls farther. Great balanced feel. I would definitely recommend this bat. Have about 300 swings on mine and I am very pleased with how it performs.

Cons: Can't find any yet. If I do I will update my review.

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Brooks3rd

Pros: Im here to tell you Im not a guy to take my time to put a review down but I do take the time to take in what others has written to get a general concensus to find the best bat possible. I play in league with unlimited arc and a mat so a good balanced bat is key. These bat has awesome control incredible bat and if get a 6-10 foot arc its syanara. I hit a ball one day and have seen lots of power hitters generally better than me hit farther than anything Ive seen yet and the lower core balls do fly farther! The one I hit was a cheap Demarini 44-375. Ball went anywheres between 325-350 and stopped by hitting a tree and Im just 5'8" but am musucalr at 230. Line drives are incredible the ball sounds like a missle coming off the bat Ive never heard that before. Buy one is all I can say!!! :-)

Cons: The ounces are one less than what your going for but lighter is better. My 27 oz. Really weighs in at 26.3

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Brooks3rd

Pros: My rating was messed up I really gave that bat a 5 out of 5.

Cons: none

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Big T

Pros: The first day i got this i hit 6 over nd all i can say is this bat is hot out of the wrapper.

Cons: None

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Do Not Like at All softballer player

Pros: Price

Cons: The weight is actually an ounce less than what it says. Seems to have a lot of flex, which I don't like at all. Overall, I would not recommend to anyone

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Love this bat Keith player

Pros: So far love everything about this bat. I have the 30oz only because I like my bats a little heavy but its very well balanced (hence why Balanced is in it's name). Right out the wrapper there is insane pop. Me and a few other team members were hitting line drives and long bombs to the fence. Has about 60-70 hits on it and is just getting hotter. Has a solid grip on it so no use for batting gloves.

Cons: breaking it in is taking some time but that's just how it is

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Questions and Answers

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Why isn't this bat certified for NSA play? Smitty

When the 2014 Miken Recoil Balanced ASA: SRECBA Slow Pitch was tested it was only approved for ASA. The 2013 Miken Vicious: SPVSA Slow Pitch is approved for both ASA and NSA.

Kara

Is the new 2014 Recoil just as good, or better, than the old one? If it is, what makes it better? Levi

The 2014 Miken Recoil Balanced ASA: SRECBA Slow Pitch bat features the upgraded, 750X HPI Technology which gives it better pop and durability. This model is also certified under the new ASA testing methods and hits the new, low compression softballs more efficiently.

Mac

Looking to play some softball this summer, and I have a question. A tournament is coming up, and one of the rules states that we must use "ASA" bats only. USSSA bats are not allowed. Does this bat meet those regulations? Frank

Yes, the 2014 Miken Recoil Balanced ASA: SRECBA Slow Pitch bat is approved for ASA only. It would work for your upcoming tournament.

Brandon

Does this bat have a 98MPH and 1.20BPF stamp on it? c31

No, the 2014 Miken Recoil Balanced ASA: SRECBA Slow Pitch only has the new ASA stamp on it. You will find the 1.20 BPF stamp on any USSSA softball bat.

Noah

Are they going to make the USSSA version? dopey

The following link is to all the Miken USSSA models that are available http://www.justbats.com/products/softball%20bats~slow%20pitch/vendor~miken/approved%20for~usssa/

Aubrey

What bat performs better in terms of pop? The Recoil 750X or the ultra 750X Maxload? Their names are almost identical. What's the difference? npaugie6

The 2014 Miken Recoil Balanced ASA: SRECBA Slow Pitch is well balanced, while the 2014 Miken Ultra 750X Maxload ASA: SULTMA Slow Pitch is end loaded.

Katie

You say this bat is good for the new ball with the 52 core but when the ball has been used for a couple games it's like a marshmallow. Will this bat still perform as if it was a new ball? bbayley

The 2014 Miken Recoil Balanced ASA: SRECBA Slow Pitch is tested with the new 52 core balls and is designed to perform very well with the 2014 Miken Recoil Balanced ASA: SRECBA Slow Pitch and be durable.

Kara

Could you compare this bat to the new Miken Ultra ASA? cutlet

The 2014 Miken Recoil Balanced ASA: SRECBA Slow Pitch uses new 750X HPI Technology for enhanced performance and durability compared to the 2013 Miken Ultra ASA.

Kara

Can you use this bat in 50 degree temps? kennyk

We do not recommend using any non-wood bat, including the 2014 Miken Recoil Balanced ASA: SRECBA Slow Pitch, in temperatures below 60°F (16°C). In those temperatures, the ball becomes much more dense and could damage or shorten the useful life of your bat. Composite can crack, and alloy can dent, so neither material is proven to be better in cold weather, unfortunately.

Mac

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About the Brand

During the past few years, serious softball players have looked to Miken Sports for bats that provide the highest levels of performance and durability. Our relentless focus on both technology and the demands of players has made Miken the most demanded line of softball bats today.

Although composites are the latest trend in softball bats, the technology has been the core of Miken's success since the company's inception. Miken pioneered the modern high-performance composite softball bat in 1998 and has pushed the limits with every model since. No other bat company has driven innovation as hard, and the results are indisputable. Look around. If a player is serious about softball, they are most likely swinging a Miken bat.

The success of Miken Sports has been driven by two forces - innovation and a passion for delivering what players demand. The results are obvious. Players have decided that composites are the future for bats, and no one does composite like Miken.

Bat Properties

Miken Recoil Balanced ASA Slow Pitch Softball Bat: SRECBA

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ASA

Bat Type

Softball

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