Oxo Good Grips Fly Swatter | Winner in the 3rd annual Fly killing competition!

Oxo Good Grips Fly Swatter | Awesome Swatter

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	Oxo Good Grips Fly Swatter OXO OXO average customer review:based on 27 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Winner in the 3rd annual Fly killing competition!

The judges and competitors were in awe of the KILLING POWER and skill of my OXO fly swatter.
First place winner with 117 kills, 23 injured, and only 13 misses! Can't wait till next year

Awesome Swatter

I got this fly swatter to replace the plastic one that I got at Walmart which kept breaking off every time you swatted a fly. This guy is amazing. It is a sturdy but lightweight fly swatter with a comfortable handle to grip. No complaints.

Oxo Good Grips Fly Swatter

This is the Rolls Royce of fly swatters. Lightweight, durable, and attractive. A quality product.

Tactical Fly Swatter

This is the terminator; the dealer of doom; the final word in destruction. It's not for little girly-boys. I have never missed with this bad boy. Deadly on even the biggest of the nasty little @#&%%#@.

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Better than most plastic swatters

We've had this swatter for almost exactly two years. It has worked very well, better than most plastic swatters that we have had in the past. Just recently, The plastic mesh started breaking apart. I don't know if that is just the way that it is, or due to the fact that we keep it on a window sill, where the sun shines on it all day. In any case, we will definitely buy another Oxo swatter.

By the way, there is a scientifically sound method to increase your kill rate. Recent research at Caltech indicates how best to hit the fly you are aiming for:

If the threat is coming from the front, the fly moves its middle legs forward and leans back, then jumps backward.

If the threat is from the back, it moves its middle legs backward and jumps forward.

If the threat is coming from the side, it leans its body to the other side before jumping.

To hit the fly, anticipate where it will be, don't aim exactly where it is. This method really does work.

http://www.latimes.com/news/science/la-sci-flies30-2008aug30,0,5840728.story

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