Baffles are used to eliminate the need for recovery wadding in a model rocket. To install one in a new rocket that uses a coupler, simply install the assembled baffle kit instead of the coupler.

For existing rockets, you may still be able to install a baffle, depending on where the shock cord was initially installed. You'd want to glue the assembled baffle inside the airframe, towards the nose cone. Make sure you leave enough room for parachute, shock cord, and nose cone shoulder.

These baffles include laser-cut plywood wooden discs for optimal strength and durability.

		BT-50 Baffle kit Model rocket ejection baffle kit for BT50 body tubes. Install to eliminate the need for recovery wadding.
		$3.45

		BT-55 Baffle kit - wood discs Upgrade your model rocket with this ejection baffle kit. Quality parts, such as the plywood discs. Fits BT55 airframe.
		$3.55

		BT-60 Ejection Baffle kit - plywood discs This is an ejection baffle kit for use with flying model rockets. Quality parts, including "Fish Paper" coupler. The assembled unit fits a BT60 airframe.
		$3.95

		BT-80 Ejection Baffle Kit Never have to deal with recovery wadding again. Save on prep-time. This baffle kit is for use with BT80 model rocket body tubes. Includes plywood discs and kraft-paper coupler.
		$4.75

Assembly instructions are included with each model rocket ejection baffle kit.