This 32 inch yellow Wiffle Bat is the classic hard plastic Wiffle Bat going back many decades. I started using this Wiffle Bat back in 1976 while playing backyard Wiffleball and I still use it to this day because it's irreplaceable. In other words, a classic. It is very durable. I've only owned maybe three or four of them in my lifetime because they are durable. In addition to using the regular standard size Wiffle balls, I also like to fool around with the plastic practice golf ball "Wiffle" balls. It's more challenging to hit the smaller Wiffle balls. All in all, a great product that will last.
This is the classic wiffle bat, fluorescent yellow and 32 inches long. A lot of people will try to sell you a black-and-white bat, or a red bat that flares out at the end. You must decline these bats, politely but firmly. The wiffle bat has stood the test of time, and will continue to do so long after the imitators are gone.Most people know that the wiffle bat is ideal for hitting the aptly-named wiffle ball, but few newcomers know about the bonus features:1) If your opponent throws a hanging curveball and you make solid contact, the ball will slide down the bat even as you are hitting it. The result will be a monstrous home run that makes a whistling sound as it disappears into your cranky neighbor's yard.2) The lower part of the wiffle bat has a textured grip. Nice.3) The base of the bat has a little hole in it that, when the bat is waved around, makes a cool, low-pitched whistle not unlike the hum of a light saber.Highly recommended for anyone with a ball, a yard, and a friend.
you can get it cheaper at local stores such as 99c or deals etc. but it came on time, thanks
ReplyDeleteThis 32 inch yellow Wiffle Bat is the classic hard plastic Wiffle Bat going back many decades. I started using this Wiffle Bat back in 1976 while playing backyard Wiffleball and I still use it to this day because it's irreplaceable. In other words, a classic. It is very durable. I've only owned maybe three or four of them in my lifetime because they are durable. In addition to using the regular standard size Wiffle balls, I also like to fool around with the plastic practice golf ball "Wiffle" balls. It's more challenging to hit the smaller Wiffle balls. All in all, a great product that will last.
ReplyDeleteThis is the classic wiffle bat, fluorescent yellow and 32 inches long. A lot of people will try to sell you a black-and-white bat, or a red bat that flares out at the end. You must decline these bats, politely but firmly. The wiffle bat has stood the test of time, and will continue to do so long after the imitators are gone.Most people know that the wiffle bat is ideal for hitting the aptly-named wiffle ball, but few newcomers know about the bonus features:1) If your opponent throws a hanging curveball and you make solid contact, the ball will slide down the bat even as you are hitting it. The result will be a monstrous home run that makes a whistling sound as it disappears into your cranky neighbor's yard.2) The lower part of the wiffle bat has a textured grip. Nice.3) The base of the bat has a little hole in it that, when the bat is waved around, makes a cool, low-pitched whistle not unlike the hum of a light saber.Highly recommended for anyone with a ball, a yard, and a friend.
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