Bats That Matter

There's not much more frustrating than wasting your time paying for something that sucks. Here's a list of bats that matter. The others...don't.

Skinny Bats

The Original Yellow Wiffle Bat

It's classic for a reason. It's the best plastic skinny bat you can get.

$10

The Marucci Wiffle Stick

Cool factor is off the charts with this skinny bat. Made in the same factory that makes countless MLB bats. Built to the same spec, only skinny.

$30

Big Barrels

Moonshot KSCX Rev2

The creme de la creme of Wiffle Ball bats. Start saving your pennies if you want the best, there's no doubt, this is it.

$205

The Game Changer Elite

Awesome bat with excellent pop and distance. Tape the handle and off you go. AND, you can feel good about the bat being made in the US of A.

$25

The Blitzball Bat

Get it in a starter kit and give those Blitzballs a whirl as well, they are seriously good.

$30

Louisville C271 (Ken Griffey Jr) Bat

Timeless design, same bat as the Blitzball bat but sometimes subject to ebbs and flows in pricing on Amazon.

$15

Screwball Barrel Bats

You can't go wrong with either the LocoBat or the GTSOH bat. Last I checked the LocoBat had a better handle.

$30-$45

Easton Pro Stix 1000

A great starter bat. Not as robust as some others, but a great starter bat for very little money.

$10

Balls That Matter

I've tested at least thirty unique variations of plastic ball. There are legitimately only two that I care about any more. Maybe three if there are special circumstances. Here they are.

Balls with Holes

The Original Wiffle Ball

It's classic for a reason. It's durable, controllable, and worthy of many re-buys. Six of them costs you 10 bucks.

$10

The All Holes Ball

When you need to slow it down and keep it straight. This is a good ball. But who wants to do that?!?

Solid Balls

The Blitzball

This ball is incredibly different, and stands on it's own merit. They come in 2 or 4 packs , they are VERY durable.

$22