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[jimster]

Just seen this http://uzisports.com/product_info.php?cPath=1_34&products_id=582 look live lovely bats, anyone tried them or know what they're like?

[Village Trundler]

I've used a few of the Maliks. They go well, but the ones I've used were laminates.

Only had a quick glance at the add, couldn't see it say it was lam or "unique dual cleft" as Malik lams are often sold.

[PedalsMcgrew]

Great blades, poor quality handles. If you get one from Asad he'll look after you if the worst happened! Used two myself, one handle snapped the second time I used it and the second one lasted about 3 weeks longer. Once rehandled they were as good as anything I've had although I am not sure how long they would last as they were quite dry......they make them like that over there!! 

[Vulcan Cricket]

Handles look like they been put in with wood filler not glue 

[revboy]

Very good blades, pick up good too

[procricket]

Malik bats i have seen used by overseas pro look different in that area to any i have seen in the uk.

Very good bats indeed as good as any off here if you get lucky but that is the risk you take

[wilkie113]

Very first bat I bought myself was a malik prince, went like an absolute train, was 20 bucks off eBay!

[Cover_Drive]

Very good bats, they ping like crazy and have some serious meat on them. Lately handles have significantly improved and are a lot better.

[Chad]

I have always thought of them as a sloggers bat to be honest, but I haven't heard many bad things from the people that use them, except that the life expectancy for these are generally low, but I have known a few people to have ones that have lasted for more than 3 seasons! I have never actually used one, (I will use most bats, but if I were to use a Malik, I would feel the obligation to slog, which I cannot do to save myself) but some of the biggest sixes I have seen hit are from folk using Maliks. Hope this helps! Oh, and Asad hand picks his bats, so you are pretty much guaranteed a good bat if you go for a Malik from him.