Stee Rike Three – Hard Wiffle Balls
The Stee Rike Three Training (Wiffle Ball) has 2 distinct ball types that comes in its package. There are 6-7 white training balls. They have 6 holes on each side, and…
Wiffle Ball Rules
Various Rules of Wiffle Ball Rules: Wiffle ball is designed for use in congested areas. Because the ball will not travel that far it makes sense to use stickball type…
Wiffle Ball Bat Review – Wiffle Ball Bat
[smartslider3 slider=4] This is the granddaddy of all plastic bats. It was created in 1953 as part of the Wiffle Ball Game, which included the now famous plastic…
Wiffle Ball Bat Review – Moonshot Bat
[smartslider3 slider=2] The Wiffle Bat Review for the Moonshot Bat - If you are serious about Wiffle Ball this is the bat for you. But it may hit your…
The Ball Park At Lake Gardner
[smartslider3 slider=5] This quirky field, The Ball Park At Lake Gardner, was my very first Ray Kinsella moment. After seeing a Wiffle Ball Field for the first time…
Easton Pro Stix 1000 – Wiffle Ball Bat Review
[smartslider3 slider=3] The Easton Pro Stix 1000 was the most popular bat at Little Ebbets Field. The look, feel, pop, ability to customize just enough and price point made…
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Wiffle Ball Bat Reviews
My Wiffle Ball Bat Reviews are for any bat is any plastic or aluminum bat designed to hit plastic balls roughly the size of a baseball. There's not much more frustrating…
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Wiffle Ball Stadium – The First Video
[smartslider3 slider=6] When I typed in - Wiffle Ball Stadium and How to Build A Wiffle Ball Stadium in 2006, this was the first video that came up. It…
Wiffle ball stadium is a field of dreams
By Jeremy Kohler jkohler@post-dispatch.com 314-340-8337 Aug 8, 2014 Behind my childhood home in Connecticut, my father tried to grow a lawn in a small clearing on a rocky, tree-covered slope.…