Review on REDECKER Flyswatter Beechwood Flexible Resistant by Andrew Pierceson

Repeatedly hitting the trees with SLF infestation quickly broke the tip of the wooden handle where it attaches to the skin. A moment later a plug popped out, then another. The skin fell off but remained intact with both holes. No problem. Now that I just decided to use the wood stud, I simply pre-drilled 2 holes and reattached the skin with 2 thick button head screws with washers. Now smashing trees is no longer a threat to the fly swatter. A hit on the tree and all SLFs jump from the tree into the grass. This is where this fly swatter excels. It smashes bugs even in dense thick grass. Even better, the slam from the slam makes any SLF hidden in the thick grass nearby jump up, thus leading me to my next whiplash and so on. Bugs aren't indestructible, but this fly swatter is.