YoYa Pet HAO101 Fly Swatter Pest Control Manual Plastic Durable Long Handle 17.5" (Five)

I had a fly beg for it's life when it saw me with this fairly-priced 3-pack. I was merciful in it's quick demise.

These were cheap in a pack of 5, and I like being able to have them handy around the house, so having a bunch of them is great.However, the handles are all twisted in a slight spiral, which can make it easier to miss the flies because it throws off the angle that you are hitting the flies at. You want the end to be hitting straight down onto the fly, but since it's twisted, it's hard to get the right angle. You can get full contact with the wall if you swing hard enough, but then you end up with a mess on your wall. I like to be able to hit the pest just hard enough to kill it without splatting its guts all over the wall. I suppose you could adjust your hand around the handle to make up for the spiral, but they your arm will be slightly twisted instead, and it will still throw off your swing a little bit.Other than being twisted though, the quality is fine. It's just a plastic fly swatter, so it doesn't need to strong.

While these flyswatters look nice and the idea of the front edge "comb" feature makes sense in being able to pick up the dead flies, the actual finished product is terrible due to the brittle plastic used in manufacturing. After the second swat the pieces of the swatter and little "comb" teeth went flying as did the pesky fly that escaped the explosion of plastic. This is a definite return item. (see photo)

I never imagined that fly swatters could be hard to find. These are effective, fly-smashing swatters--good weight, nice mesh, and in pretty pastel colors to boot. When I ever need fly swatters again, I'll look for these.

You'll pay a little more, but these fly swatters are worth it. They are sturdy and the handle is seamlessly connected to the pad. The colors are pretty (though my husband may feel less of a man killing flies with a pink swatter) and you can always see where you put it because they stand out (at least in my natural-colored kitchen.) If you have some bugs to swat, these will do the trick. If they don't, well, it's probably your aim.

I went away for a week, and I guess it was enough time to create an army of flies in my trash. I took two of these, one for each hand, and sent many of fly souls to the hereafter in rapid succession. Flies now talk in hushed whispers around the campfire of my gruesome deeds, punctuated with them making the whack whack whack sound of these swatters. The little pupae go to bed crying in fear of my return.

My husband requested I purchase a fly swatter for our home. Took a chance with this one and he really likes it. Apparently it’s very aerodynamic and the tips makes it easy to scrape up any carcasses (lol). I also like that it comes with three, so we can keep them next the all the doors and don’t have to scramble for one when we see a little critter trying to crawl or fly in.

I bought these just in time for the summer months when flies are so abundant you need a fly swatter in every room! This was suppose to be a 3 pack but I ended up getting 5 in the pack! There were 2 pink and 2 blue, which was a mistake but worked in my favor, an unexpected bonus! These are lightweight and sturdy and have good flex, the screen/mesh grabs onto the fly making it nice for clean up. Works as it should.