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NO WARRANTY
Only Approved for Play in SSUSA, SPA, and LVSSA
E-Flex Ultra Technology
Handle: 13/16 Inch Diameter
Carbon-X Shell Technology - Provides Added Strength And Durability Without Taking Away Performance
One-Piece, All-Composite Construction
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SSUSA BPF 1.21 Certified
2 1/4 Inch Barrel Diameter
13.5 Inch Barrel Length
Colorway: Black | White & Red Graphics
More Balanced Feel
Description
If you play in a senior softball league or a league that does not have a national affiliation, this is the bat for you! Hands down the hottest bat on the market, Miken's Velocit-E Ultra II brings players unbeatable performance. The one-piece, 100% composite Ultra II features Miken's E-Flex Ultra Technology that allows the barrel walls to flex inward to create monster trampoline effect and a GIANT sweet spot! The Ultra II also uses Carbon-X Shell Technology and that provides added durability and maximum distance each time contact is made. This bat features an ultra-thin 13/16" handle for excellent control and a 13.5" barrel length that gives it a huge hitting area. This is the bat that changed the game of softball forever. Get your hands on the highest performing product ever made for slow pitch softball: The Miken Ultra II (MSU2)! Miken: We Don't Play the Game, We Dominate It! This bat is approved for SSUSA and other Senior Softball play. It is NOT approved for ASA or USSSA play. This bat does not carry a warranty of any kind. Free Shipping!
Reviews (87)
Average Ratings Based on 87 Customer Reviews
Pros: Extremly hot out the wrapper. First game we won 28-14 with our team hitting 12 homeruns. I went 4/5 with 2 homeruns. One was a tape measure shot the other was more impressive because it was a lazer never getting over 15 feet high. Awsome bat
Cons: none so far
Pros: Best bat ever made. The Ball flies off the bat.Infielders will be afraid of the ball and outfielders wont run for it cause its alrerady over the fence. 8 games i have 6 homers on a 330 fence and clear it with ease.Im only 5'9 180
Cons: Player safety.
Pros: Makes you feel like a steriod era power hitter,even on bad pitches.Our field's 300ft fences seemed like 200ft with this bat.If you can use it in your league,do it without any regrets...except..see below.
Cons: Bad cracked within a month of purchase, used it 3 or 4 times before it was toast.No warrenty says it all,enjoy it before it breaks.
Pros: This Bat is AMAZING! Easily adds 20'-40' to my hits, and it's not even broken in yet! Thin handle is great, swing weight feels good. If you play in a league that wil let you use this bat - BUY IT, if you don't BUY IT anyway as a "confidence booster" practice bat! "Bombs Away!"
Cons: I dislike the fact that it does not have an ISF, ASA or USSSA stamp on it! But after hitting with it - I understand why...
Pros: Listen I play in a coed league and I used the bat for the first time and let my other teammates use this bat as well and it was nothing but a freaking homerun derby. OMG the other team could not understand how our girls were hitting shots and the guys were hitting it to the other diamond. It's a nice price and you get a bang for you buck. The Ultra II in my opinion is great.
Cons: It isn't ASA approved. :-(
Pros: Ball contact produces power hits/HR along full length of barrel. Have Ultra II Maxload, fantastic bat but stings if hitting near center of barrel.
Cons: I have large hands making fit of narrow handle unconfortable. Added old fashion friction tape. Hitting home runs and screamer shots.
Pros: Very hot bat takes a little while to break in. Once it starts flexing ball jumps off the bat. Hit in warm weather only. If you are a gap hitter bat will last a long time. If you are a power hitter I agree with some of the reviews above about the bat breaking, I have hit some home runs in batting practice and I am not a home run hitter.I have about 300 cuts on my bat and it is going strong. I try to cut everything and not hit the center of the ball that might add more life to the bat.
Cons: None
Pros: This Bat's name should be the Enola Gay. It is an aboslute Bomb Dropper. Mid-life Crisis? Get this bat and get your confidence back. Insane. I feel like it gives me 30 to 40 feet but I am much more willing to swing for the stars. Giving me 80 to 100 feet longer bombs. It's insane.
Cons: You might seriously maim someone if you hit a liner back to the pitcher. Don't do that.
Pros: I have been using the Ultra II senior bat for Over 6 years, i purchase many ULTRA II senior bats....during the first 4 years, This was the BAT!!! the ball goes an extra 50 feet without any effort.
Cons: But over the last 2 years Miken Ultra II Senior bats tend to break more easily at the sweet spot, in addition, the performance level dropped dramatically. I personally bought approximately 15 bats at $200 a pop...My team purchased over 300 of these. Not happy heard through the grapevine, Miken "quality control" has diminished or not taking them seriously...not worth buying them, unless they take these reviews seriously. Otherwise Bye Bye!!! Many senior leagues in Central Florida are switching over to the Reebok Melee senior bats..Miken you better improve or else...
Pros: This is great bat, I really enjoy using it. It doese take a while to break in, but after that wwatch out. I sold my 27 oz & bought a 29 oz, I like the heaver bat, it's gives me better control. Hit a shot last night, will be using it this weekend in the Crabtwon Classis in Glen Bernie, Md.
Cons: none so far.
Pros: Great bat. Without bats like these the game would be boring. Any palyer who thinks this bat and others like it are an unacceptable danger to the players. Should consider changing their sport to something more in line with their abilities, such as golf or maybe cards. Maybe even start a new softball league and use very soft equipment. Please stop trying to destroy the game guys like me love.
Cons: Not as hot or durable as I would like it to be!
Pros: Lots of pop out of the box. I went with the 30 oz. for more power and it was defiantely the right move. I have hit more over the fence in 2 games than I have all season last year.
Cons: The end cap doesn't sit flush with the barrel of the bat which gives it an "altered" appearance. No Warranty.
Pros: this bat is amazing for durbys, seeing that it doesnt have any stamps, put out 15 of 20 on a 315 foot field, and half of those were almost 400ft shots... id rather this then my big league Krankinstine burby bat!
Cons: after about 350-400 hits i crushed the imprint of the ball into the bat, ill be buying another for next year though!
Pros: Good pop, great feel. Decent sweet spot. I swing the 34/30 , but feels much lighter.
Cons: Last year after not playing slow pitch for over 25 years, I decided to play senior slow pitch softball. As I was just a novice player, I watched what many senior players where using, the Miken Ultra 11, seemed to be the bat of choice. I live in the Northwest and of course the weather is a lot cooler here. My first Ultra bat had a factory defect and was sent back and replaced without charge. My second bat lasted about 4 months, my third bat lasted a month and the bat I just bought lasted I only a week and a half. No warranties,
Pros: PLAYED IN COLUMBUS, OHIO. SPA 75+. ONLY HIT I HOMERUN IN 6 GAMES, BUT IT WENT WELL OVER THE 300FT FENCE. PLAYERS FROM TEAMS WATCHING WERE IMPRESSED WITH THE DISTANCE, BEST BAT EVER MADE.
Cons: I HAVE HAD ALL THREE, THE GRAY, THE BLACK, AND THE RED. DURABILTY IS A PROBLEM. BROKE EVERY BLACK MIKEN (OVER TEN), THAT I'VE OWNED. THE RED LASTS THE LONGEST. I CAN LIVE WITH THIS, CAN YOU?
Pros: This bat is out of this world. When i first got this bat it was to be a back up, i put about 60 hits on it in practices, and then the balls were flying , one of the shortstops said Know one is getting in front of your line drives, i dont have power just get lucky now and then yesterday i one hopped a 300 fence 4 times, i have the 26 oz and before spring leagues i will have the 27 oz and most likly buy a few more I HAVE FOUND THE ONLY BAT I NEED MIKEN ULTRA ll it really works
Cons: have not seen one let .
Pros: Great pop out of the wrapper - our female players were hitting well into the outfield with this bat
Cons: The bat broke in half just above the handle with less than 100 hits while a female player was using it. NO WARRANTY = Miken will not help you, even if the bat was a lemon/dud. I recommend you stay away from this bat!
Pros: Fabulous distance and speed Dangerous for infielders especially pitchers good feel to handle doesn't take much to break it in
Cons: This bat is incredible but it will break. First one lasted a season and a half but NEVER take BP with it or use it when under 60 degrees, next one lasted 6 games, last one lasted 6 games. Too expensive for how fragile they are, thus best bat if you have lots of money to spend! Really depends on how important hitting long balls is to you.
Pros: Just received my bat the day before my game. We were playing the second game, so we had no bating practice. I'm 69 and weigh 180 lbs. Went 4 for 5 with a new bat with no brake in time. First hit was a smash up the middle which took out are runner on second base. He stated the ball got there so fast he could not get out of the way. Nice power on my other 3 hits. Had a super day.
Cons: It was only one game, no cons.
Pros: After a long time away from the game, I showed up for practice with a senior winter league team. Grabbed a friends' bat for BP, and with the first swing I was hitting smash line drives and 300+ flys. This was a really big deal, after no swings in a dozen years. The bat was a Miken Ultra II. Afterwards, I found out half the team had the same bat. Ordered one the next day. Short break in, tremendous pop out of the wrapper, and I'm hitting the ball harder than I did when I left the game.
Cons: N/A
Pros: Just started playing with a senior league after a decade off. I needed new equipment, and swung a team mates' bat the first couple times out. A seasoned Ultra II. It felt great, well balanced, great pop, and I hit the ball harder and farther than when I left the game. It turns out that 8 of the guys on the team all swing an Ultra II. I made it 9.
Cons: None so far. As others have said, the bat swings well right out of the wrapper, but needs some more swings on it to match the one of my team mate. Could change to an overall 5 star in a couple weeks!
Pros: Back into senior softball after a long absence. Heard the Miken 2 was the PRO bat to use. Found a used 29oz for a $100. I tried other bats but the Miken felt good and gave good distance. However, after a 3 month summer season & 3 times a week practice sessions the Miken broke like an egg. Now I hit hard but at 162 pounds I didn't think I hit THAT hard.
Cons: Durability is suspect.
Pros: Extremely hot bat. Adds plenty of distance. Everything comes off hot! I have had them last as long as two seasons or as little as two tournaments.
Cons: They do break. Do not use in BP. Limit any hotbox time. Don't use in cold weather. Don't share.
Pros: Good feel, well balanced, good pop with nice sweet spot.
Cons: Two large cracks developed within three months and less than a hundred hits. I'm turning 70 this year and weigh in around 180...not a power hitter. Very disappointed in durability of Miken bat and am now having to shop for another $200 bat...it won't be a Miken.
Pros: Solid feel of ball on bat. Play in a weekly non-sanctioned league. We use F12 Clinchers. Out of the gate, with just a few soft tosses to break in, the ball jumped off the bat in my first game, with solid contact on every at bat. Absolutely love the thin handle.
Cons: None yet.
Pros: Felt good right out of the wrapper but it kept getting a little better every time I hit. I bought the 28 oz. and the balance is great. I was out of the game for a while and this seems to let me pick up some of what I lost over the years.
Cons: I beefed up the grip, it was just a bit two thin for me.
Pros: Good pop good balanced feel excellent bat for someone who has played a lot of fast pitch league ball and wants to move to slow pitch softball. It took me a long time to find a bat that does that and the Msu2 does that very well
Cons: None at this time
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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
Approved For | Senior Softball |
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Barrel Diameter | 2 1/4" |
Barrel Length | 13.5 Inch |
Bat Construction | One-Piece |
Bat Type | Softball |
Color | Black |
Deals | Personalization Eligible |
Material | Composite |
Price | $100 - $199.99 $150 - $199.99 |
Series | Ultra |
Softball Bats | Slow Pitch |
Swing Weight | Balanced |
Vendor | Miken |
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