Comments about SSK 33" PS100 Wood Fungo Bat:

Coach on a 12U travel and Little League teams. Minimum amount of wear after heavy usage for infield and outfield practice so far this spring. Good balance makes it easy to get the ball where you want it to go. I plan to get the longer one I like it so much.

Comments about SSK 33" PS100 Wood Fungo Bat:

This was a gift for my son, who is a college baseball coach. He was excited to receive that bat and says, "these are the best."

Comments about SSK 33" PS100 Wood Fungo Bat:

the ssk fungo is the best fungo out there hands down, but just like everything else is does have a flaw. it can break easily. i threw the fungo down (not hard) after getting mad at my son and the fungo cracked right in half. i use the 33inch fungo for infield and outfield and it has great pop. i have no problem hitting 250+ft reaching the outfielder easily. if you use the fungo 4 to 6 times a week like i do, i will only last a year or two, and at [$] it's not cheap. but after using other fungo's i would never use any other.

Comments about SSK 33" PS100 Wood Fungo Bat:

37" bad has been very durable and great all around but I've had two 33" so far in 2012 and both broke easily

Comments about SSK 33" PS100 Wood Fungo Bat:

Easy to hit fly balls and grounders on a youth sized field.

Comments about SSK 33" PS100 Wood Fungo Bat:

infield indoor practice , I use a longer fungo for in and out practices outside

Comments about SSK 33" PS100 Wood Fungo Bat:

Great coaching aid

Comments about SSK 33" PS100 Wood Fungo Bat:

Title says it all. Truly the best fungo out there. Great control for infield drills and awesome for outfield work. I took my 14 year old son to the phillies complex to watch them workout the other day and every single fungo they were using was an ssk:)

Comments about SSK 33" PS100 Wood Fungo Bat:

service and delivery was comendable

Comments about SSK 33" PS100 Wood Fungo Bat:

Perfect for LL field. Short, small and light so control and placement is easy. I wrapped the grip so I could choke up and work it with one hand in the infield... but can still drop hands to the knob and put it on the fence