Legal WIFFLE® Ball Bats
You must check with them if a particular bat is legal in your WIFFLE® ball league. And before you guffaw, we are not kidding about the fact that there are big-time WIFFLE® ball leagues. Each has its own set of standards regarding the diameter, length, and material that can make up a WIFFLE® ball bat. Some are very lax, others not so much.
Where to Buy Plastic Baseball Bats
WIFFLE® ball bats are easy to find. Walmart, many grocery stores, and sporting-goods stores often carry an official bat or a similar plastic set in the toy aisle. Local stores are usually the best place to start if price matters, while Amazon is convenient if you want delivery. For backyard dingers, remember that the ball matters as much as the bat: an official WIFFLE® ball has holes on only one side, a patented design that helps it curve. Below are our favorite WIFFLE® ball bats, ranked by our experience and feedback from other players.
Modified WIFFLE® Ball Bats
Modified WIFFLE® ball bats are quite the thing. In fact, a quick search on YouTube shows several fun summer projects for the kids. Here was one of our favorites:
Items Needed to Modify a WIFFLE® Ball Bat
WIFFLE® Ball Bat
Garden Rake Handle (or wooden dowel)
Electrical Tape
1/4 Screws
Screwdriver
Optional: Lizard Skin Grip
Optional: Packing Peanuts
#1 Wiffle 32
This is the traditional Wiffle Ball bat set from the official company. It’s a thin barrel and usually comes with two bats plus some balls. A classic choice for any backyard game.
Price: $35
Pros:
- The OG of Wiffle Ball Bats
- Two Bats
- Traditional
Cons:
- Small Barrel
#2 Grand Slam Graffiti Ortiz34
If your kid is a David Ortiz fan, this branded plastic bat and ball set could be a hit. Designed more for kids than adults, it looks cool and pays homage to Big Papi, although it’s not as cheap as other kid-oriented sets.
Price: $35
Pros:
- Cool
- Big Papi themed
- It works?
Cons:
- Not as cheap as other kid sets
#3 Moonshot K12 REV2
This bat is for the serious WIFFLE® ball enthusiast. A full single-piece composite build that can hit a plastic ball a mile and last forever if cared for. At around $270, it’s certainly an investment—one likely best reserved for league play or true connoisseurs.
Price: $270
Pros:
- Amazing performance
- Hits the ball incredibly well
Cons:
- Very Expensive
#4 Franklin Sports Plastic Baseball
A basic kids’ tee ball style bat made of plastic. Ideal for beginners and very young players—not for adult or serious league play. Cheap, MLB-approved, and simple.
Price: $15
Pros:
- Cheap
- MLB Approved
Cons:
- Not durable for adults
#5 Blitz Ball
The Blitzball bat is basically a sturdy plastic bat designed to send wiffle-like balls a long way. Durable, cheap, and long, it’s a solid choice for backyard fun. No noted downsides beyond not being anything fancy.
Price: $35
Pros:
- Cheap
- Durable
- Long
Cons:
- None
#6 Louisville C271 (Ken Griffey, Jr. Bat)
This injection-molded plastic replica of Ken Griffey Jr.’s iconic bat is durable and lightweight. At 33 inches, it offers great reach. While there’s a slight bend and wobble under hard swings, it doesn’t impact performance much.
Price: $20
Pros:
- Cheap
- Classic design
- Smooth swing
Cons:
- None
