foxanyTelescopic Fly Swatters, Durable Plastic Fly Swatter Heavy Duty Set, Flyswatter with Stainless Steel Handle for Indoor/Outdoor/Classroom (2 Pack)

The spotted lanternflies have returned, so I needed some good swatters to take them down. I already prepared myself earlier with these retractable swatters with wider heads that I bought at Gabe's last year, but as I should've suspected they were cheaply made and broke easily...of course I've been swatting those bugs on trees but still they should be better quality. Luckily I found some on Amazon that are better quality! These swatters are retractable just like my previous ones so you can smash flies (or lanternflies) from long distances. They're very sturdy at first, but after a while they loosened a bit, but so far they haven't fallen apart yet after a couple weeks so that's a good thing. The heads are smaller that the previous ones, pretty much normal size of any other swatter, but so far they're very durable even after swatting on hard tree bark for days. So yeah these are really good fly swatters, they're durable, sturdy, and last longer than normal swatters! Definitely recommended for your bug problems.

These are sturdy little fly swatters that can open up to an even longer length.

Easy to store, easy to lengthen. Made of metal makes it solid and dependable for swatting insects. The only downside is it will turn the swatter making it not 100% dependable on where you're aiming it at.

To be honest, when I got these swatters, I thought they seemed flimsy and that they would break after one use. I was pleasantly surprised when this didn't happen. Since purchasing them, I have easily killed 20+ flying bugs batting almost 1.000. Highly recommended.

Buy this one for basic use around your home and office.

These are really solid swatters. The telescoping feature is also very nice. But while I don't expect these will ever fall apart, that sturdiness gets in the way of them working as efficiently as they could. There is so little flexibility in the part which does the 'swatting' that it often doesn't make a very strong connection with the surface being struck. A good swatter should connect with at least 80% of the flat part, but I feel like this is never connecting with much more than half of the flat part. As a result, the little buggers don't always meet their doom. If you really put your back into it, I suppose you could do a lot better than I've been able to, but I'm afraid if I hit the surfaces where the flies are with any more strength, I could do some damage to the surface.

The fly swatters are of much better quality that are usually sold in Lowes. They will definitely work and the telescopic handles provide more convenience.

These telescoping fly swatters are amazing. Price is great. They do the job