You have heard of wiffle ball, but have you heard about a wiffle ball bat? Wiffle ball bats can be corked to hit harder and better. Here is how I corked my bat. First, I cut off about 3-4 inches down the bat and then stuffed it with tissues, paper, and socks. I made sure to push it down as far as it goes then I sanded the round ends of the cutoff part of the bat and the main bat. Then I took a lighter to soften the ends of the bat and stuck it together. Then I used lots of tape on the handles and where the cut was. Also on the barrel. And then you’re swinging. You should cork your own bat because it helps you hit farther and the heavier bat feels better.
How To Cork A Wiffle Ball Bat
March 5, 2024
Corked bat
More to Discover
