Leather Insect Swatter | Leather Fly Swat

Leather Fly Swatter

A premium flyswatter

With a thick wire handle and a leather head, this swatter doesn’t have the quick-whip fly-smooshing action of a plastic fly swat, but you will never have to replace it.

For long-term durability, we recommend the Leather Fly Swatter. After putting it through relentless testing at a rural property with thousands and thousands of flies, we’ve found that this PU leather headed swatter has shown no signs of slowing down.

With its elegant look, easy cleaning, and indestructible nature, this is a premium swatter.

The leather head is the focal point of the fly swats durability.

You might break a plastic swatter if you try to swat a fly on a sharp corner of a countertop, but the leather insect swat can slap against a sharp corner all day long and come out fine.

The leather head fly swatter is also easier to clean, needing just the occasional wipe from a damp paper towel.

In contrast, the plastic grid of the plastic fly swat holds the bug guts, and to clean it you often need to run it under a faucet.

As for the actual fly killing, the leather swatter is very good, but the floppy leather head means it lacks the intense whip of a plastic swatter.

The leather also adds weight, which puts a nice flex in the handle.

The leather fly swatter not only looks good but also gives us the comfort of a lifetime tool.

Even with something as mundane and unpleasant as a flyswatter, knowing that we won’t have to think about purchasing another one for years and years eases the mind.

Lastly, we have to admit we feel a little classier crushing flies with a swatch of leather than with a piece of plastic.