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— Oscar Wilde.
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Wiffle Ball Best Equipment
Wiffle ball equipment sure is not expensive, but it is not easy to get. That’s why here in House of the Wiffle we will show you the best equipment you can get your hands on.
But before you buy anything we would like to tell you a little story about how equipment was made. The first Wiffle Ball bats were made from wood, like the ones used in baseball bats but with one difference: they were very thin, like a broomstick. This made the bats light enough for kids to swing. In 1959 the first plastic bat was made and the same model has been used ever since.
Just as with baseball the bats you use can drastically affect the way you bat. So having a good bat would be a good idea, that‘s why we are showings you the two best bats in the market right now.
Easton Pro Stix Training Set
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=Easton+Pro+Stix+Training+Set&tag=owntheyard-21
This is one of the best bats in the market because it is ultra lightweight and durable it is done in a very similar way to a baseball bat. What is different between them is the length and weight. Also this one is made of plastic.
Louisville Slugger Replica Bat
The Louisville Slugger is one of the few bats that can hold its own against the Easton Pro Stix. They’re both made from high-quality, wood-grained plastic and are designed to look like the real thing. Overall, both of these bats are much better than anything else the competition has to offer.
For us this are the best bats in the market right now, but if you could like to search for your bats we would recommend that you take in consideration this points: durability, buying a complete set instead of everything separate and search for bats from famous brands.
To play you obviously need Wiffle Balls which you can buy here.
This would be the essential things for you to play. In the hypothetical case that you would like to play in a more competitive level you should go to a Wiffle Ball field that is already built. Building one would be really difficult and expensive. But it will be shown in the next post.
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