Telescopic Fly Swatter, Begonia Fly Swatter for Indoors,Manual Plastic Flyswatter Heavy Duty with Stainless Steel Telescopic Handle (3 Pack)

These Begonia fly swatters are great! The extendable handle makes it easy to reach bugs on the ceiling without dragging a chair over. Lightweight, easy to use, and surprisingly sturdy. A small tool that makes a big difference!

Good sturdy product.Great extension we have several of them. Easy to store away so you can take them any where you go.

I love this swagger but quickly broke my first not being careful when extending it. Treat it gently when pulling the thing out. But, it works really well!

Cheap and flimsy. Purchased in 8/2024 and every single one has broke. The swatting part has snapped from the telescoping handle on all 3 of mine and I didn’t use them often. Much better off buying an old flyswatter

We live in a rural area with lots of animals and vegetables growing in our backyard. Flies sneak in but don’t stay long. The telescopic handle makes it easier for us to reach the intruders and quickly eliminate them. I love that it comes in a set of three so that when someone doesn’t put them where they go we can still easily fine one! We will definitely order again when we need to replace these.

These are well-made, light, and the telescoping is easy and smooth. My one suggestion for improvement is to put a hole or a small strap at the end so it can be hung!

I received them about a week ago to swat the lantern flies as they land on our deck. Already the extensions on two of them have broken. They seem good and steady, but unfortunately, they are not.

I live in Florida and recently purchased my first house. While I do love it, cooler weather in the area has led to the discovery that my plumbing is allowing for palmetto bugs to rise from the sinks and drains of my home to scuttle about late at night (thanks, outdated cast iron pipes). If you're not familiar with the Jurassic Park-like existence that is this state, these things *do not care* if you are clean or dirty. They're looking for water and heat and will take to the skies like winged nightmares to kamikaze any soul unfortunate enough to attempt to thwart their efforts. The cats do their part but, honestly, I'm a little over waking up in the morning and having to sweep up bits of la cucaracha when I haven't even had my caffeine yet. After a brief period of acclimation, I've resigned myself to this reality until I can fork over the 15k needed for repairs. I bought these as a bit of a stocking stuffer gag gift after recently searching frantically for something with which to bring the smoke to one of these unwanted guests (*a shoe, a shoe... my kingdom for a shoe*). I won't lie, this might low-key be some of the best money spent this holiday season.To start, there's 3 of 'em in a pack, which means I now have one strategically stationed in areas of the home to dispatch of the nonsense before it even becomes an issue. I feel like an efficient merchant of death.Next thing - see how long that handle extends (tissue box for scale because I had no banana or corgi, brainless orange not included)? It's perfect for this gal because, while I can methodically move to assassin-mode, it doesn't mean I'm not still creeped out by these suckers and absolutely terrified over the idea one could end up landing in my hair. I would *not* be okay...Last thing I dig about this buy is the vented swatter. The thing about palmettos is even after you're successful in ending one of them, you still have the added insult to injury because now you have smashed guts spreading out in a radius that can be about the size of a tangerine from the point of impact and you gotta wipe all that up and then crush the carcass in whatever you've got available. I don't care how thick that paper towel is, you're gonna feel the crunch, and that is *so gross*. These babies destroy without the mess! You can see in the second pic how dude is all fetal-ized but not leaking anything. I'm over the moon about that.Long story short, this is not Joe's Apartment, I am not playing around, and this was a solid purchase to send that message. To the palmettos: tell your friends. Do not come.