SAHDwiffle, out.

I had an old t-ball bat cut down and the post was sanded enough to jamb it into the end of the Easton. You can see that the Bat End was shopped and then a portion of the bat was used to sleeve the End Cap back on. The bat was filled with foam and then drilled out. Cool little bat.

You’ll see that he “had a t-ball bat cut down” and didn’t try to do this himself.  People, please leave the heavy lifting to the pros.  When you finish, you just might wind up with something as cool as this.

Thanks, Bradon!  And happy wiffling!

One of our users, JSS, has been using the paper and pencil method which works great, is time tested, and will keep you straight.  He’s been kind enough to share his .pdf file for your consumption.

So, SAHDwifflers, what are we missing?

Things we’ve added?

1. Follow buttons on the sidebar for your easy access to us on other mediums, e.g., Facebook, Twitter, etc.
2. Share buttons below each post and at the bottom of each page.  We wanted you to be able to easily share a story from our site to your friends, family, dog, whatever floats your boat.
3. More fitness.  Last year, we were an embarrassment.  We were lucky to even hit the ball 100 feet in good conditions.  This year, both Casey, and I, are leaner, meaner, fighting machinier (is that a word?).  We’re going to bring the pain (figuratively).

Things we’ve taken away?

1. Not that we’ve actually taken it away, but we’re still ad free!  That means all content is what we actually think, not what we’re paid to think.  Same with our reviews.  Remember folks, this is not a money-making venture for us, we do it out of the good of our hearts and our love of the game.
2. Between Casey and I, we’ve removed at least 50 pounds of lard.  Jason may have added ten, but overall, we’re down a hefty amount, and we did it all for you.  Our healthier selves will live longer, and provide the best plastic reviews until you’re in your rocking chair on your front porch yelling for kids to, “Get off my lawn!”

As always, happy wiffling!

Most people we talk to through this website are solely interested in Wiffleball, and that’s good and well, Wiffleball is great.  But, let me take this opportunity to say to you, Blitzball is the real deal, folks.  We’ve said it before.  We can’t recommend them any higher.  The company has superb service, will answer any question you have, and have a product that anyone can have a great time playing for a long time.  If you haven’t had the chance, go get yourself and your friends some Blitzballs for Christmas, and give someone an updated backyard ball of joy (that didn’t come out right).

It turns out that while the lights are good for slower, straighter pitches, not so good for 4-5 foot breaking pitches, it was all strikeouts or walks after dark for the good pitchers.

He reckons that you’d better be careful if you’re playing under the lights in determining the correct bat and ball combo to use.  In his case, they were using wood bats with junior wiffle balls.  It just goes to show that the standard setup you’re used to, may not be the best option for your game.  Change things up a bit and try new combos in order to achieve the best game for your setup.

Now, on to the best part…pictures!

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