Why is this titanium so much cheaper than the warrior titanium sticks

cuz these suck they bend and cuz warrior uses thicker walls

i got this shaft smd it is really strong and has good feel a little heavy but get over it its worth it

i got this a week ago and in one practice it bent completely and im 14

it looks like banana now

this, warrior titan pro, or mavrick titanium for d-pole

you will not notice much of a differance aside from it being lighter than the warrior and mav titanium series

ARE YOU KIDDING?????

ARE YOU KIDDING?????? The titan pro weighs 188 grams the stx titanium weighs 219 grams and the titan pro is the lightest out of those shafts so get your facts right bud

i hav a krypto pro diamond shich i hav happened to bent into an S shape and i need a light and durable shaft preferably titanium... this good???

This shaft is very good. Well i think it is. i have the sc ti pro which is a little more expensive and it is a titanium shaft. i have never managed to dent it/ or bend it at all. I would think that this is good because it is cheaper and has better ratings. it also says it is the lightest titanium shaft on the market. If this has better ratings than the sc ti pro then it must be good

I have a swizz beat and i hate it now. I need a new shaft that will fell balanced with a proton power

noooooo

is this shaft good for middie. I have a proton power and need a really light shaft

durable and light for a good price

hey im a new goalie and i need a new shaft i broke mine today over some kid i dont really have a budget i just need some suggestions on a new shaft right now i have a brine money head and i need a good shaft that will fit and please hurry with respons my next games friday the 5th thankyou

well i gess this is too late but u should get the F-15

well first of all i would never go with a brine money head i would go with an stx eclipse head because they are light and have really good throwing and then i would go with maybe a krypto pro or a gait ice 803 for a light stick...hope that helped

hey i just wanna thank both of u its was a lot of help

why does it say it is the lightest titanium shaft and the strongest shaft on the market thats just complete bs

this vanaduim grip or scanaduim

all the way. There might be a little concern for the weight of the scandium if you are an attackman ,but the benefits that you get from the durability are more than enough to make buying the scamdium shaft worth while. Buy far one of the best titanium shafts for your money.

thanks a kid on my team has one and i know he likes his but wat about the sci+ti

how heavy is it

no heavier than any other ti shaft

is the older versoin of this good for 40 bucks used??? and its gotta dent at the top

no just get this one its newer so its prob lighter and dont buy a dented shaft thats just dumb

on D what do you think?

i really dont care about weight because i know all Ti shafts will be heavy but in strength is this strong?

im board

this or titan classic

is this better then the talon beast cause all titanium shafts are gonna b heavy so thats not a problem for me and the talon is heavy i kno that but i want to kno which will last longer and is better for all around kicking ass

Does this fit a Warrior Revo Pro?

I have had this shaft for a year now, ever since my diamond got a career ending dent, and it has been well since. I use it with an e3 and play attack, and it has dented pretty well. Most dents haven't affected it very badly as it has retained its shape pretty well, but one dent has caused a slight bend. This is after half a term of fall ball, and my freshman season.

which shaft should i get. I play d and broke my diamond. Should i get this or a Scandium pro, i dont rele care about weight as long as it wont break

is this really worth all that money, when you can get a cheaper, better rated shaft that will get the job done

Check out zirconium or scandium pro. Good value n quality shafts for less cash.

is this good for middie/attack

will the proton power fit without drilling another hole in the shaft?

most likely, its the same company

i just got it today it fits u dont gotta drill a hole either

i was also think evo pro tho plz answer

never get the evo pro

i got an i beam about to brake so i need a new shaft. i dont want to spend to much over $100. what should i get

definatly a warrior dolomite itsbeengreatfor me

plz answer i play mid

this or scandium pro

i have had it for a year and it has no big dents yet this is from the guy how has broken a levitation

best shaft in the world! i think it's very well balanced and strong. it will dent but that's lacrosse. this newer design though feels a lot heavier than the older stx ti models. (maybe a bit stronger now?)

im looking for a new dpole. wanna spend less than $150. what should i get? i know that the stx titanium is good, but want a cheaper shaft. plz reply. thanks,

pthomsono25...dude get it!!!! i played summer/fall ball and just go into the season using this shaft...it works wonders...only thing i sugest for this shaft is tape at bottom with taped butt end...its money.

this or dolomite diamond i play mid but i like both i dont care about the wieght

League name is: Rabils Army password: lacrosse

attack sc ti pro mid and d this the sc ti is lighter

I play mid, so should go with the stx titanium?

help

get the STX titanium...its great

wat do u prefer?

People make comments about them getting free stuff and i don't understand how??

this or the titan classic for D i need the stronger of the two

its really heavy and may dent easily go with krypto pro its as strong and lighter

Actually, I bought this shaft because my KryptoPro snapped in half within 3 months. I have had my STX Ti for 4 years and it only has a few small dents in the shaft. An excellent product. If you are worried about weight, you should consider an STX Axe, it is lighter than any titanium shaft and stronger than any KryptoPro. I have one of these as well and is in the same shape as when I bought it 3 years ago. All titanium shafts will be heavy. It is the nature of the material used, not any kind of design flaw by the manufacturer.

The reason why it's heavy is because they make the shaft walls thick, that's why this shaft almost never breaks. So stop complaining about a couple ounces and hit the weight room noo

ive had both, the stx Ti is a little stronger but it still broke halfway through the season. and the Ti is much heavier. id go with a klyte, i have two and about to get a third. ive had one for about 4 years.

i got this as a D pole and after a few weeks it was covered in dents and bent to the point where i prefer to use my other shaft ( a Brine F22 if that has held up remarkably for 2 years btw) i don't know if mine was defective but i think anyone buying this shaft should bear that in mind, especially when i was playing in the UK so not at an excessively high level. weight isn't such an issue in my opinion thou there are much lighter shafts out there if that is important to you. i had no complaints about the grip, it suited me fine. hope this was useful to anyone who cares to read it

This same argument could be made of any longpole. It is the nature of the beast. The longer the shaft, the more flex it endures. Also, longer shafts must endure more forces which will have an effect on how long the shaft will last, especially at the end closest to the head.

yes i certainly agree with you there, just i wasn't expecting a piece of titanium to bend in the middle when my other F22 shaft is in pretty much mint condition after being used for longer. but this is just my personal experience and i wouldn't want anyone to judge this product just on my opinion/experieces alone.

I HATE STX SHAFTS BUY WARRIOR OR BRINE

Way to go. I really feel that you left us with a real sense of why we, as consumers, should choose to purchase the competitors product. I was especially riveted by the part where you explained why you hate STX shafts. Good job.

genius comment, he made me feel like i should buy warrior. i mean where he explained why stx is just horrible made me want to thank him and give him a medal.

what would win thi or titan pro and why

if you hit them togather

they are made from the same material, but this is much thicker and much heavier, so this will easily cause a nice dent in a titan pro if you hit them hard enough.

this shaft is the bomb.com

its strong but is not that light

wats beter a titan pro or this

i have a titan pro and i love it but i have never played with this shaft before. the t-pro is really light though

whats a good head to fit this stick for defense??

proton, profile, and xcalibar are all good d heads. any of them would be legit

proton power or gait chaos

i had mine for 4 months, it had a small dent after the first game but i just didnt worry about it, 2 weeks ago i took a shot and a D pole (warrior platinum alloy) checked my stick during the follow through, GIANT dent, bent my entire shaft sideways DO NOT BUY!

i play d and i got this shaft preseson and the thing is a beast. my first game i snapped some kids db803 in half!! as for wieght, a strong D shouldn't have to worry about whieght.

i may have just got a bad one or something but it looked like a banana after the game i traded it in

this shaft blows. i used it adn in my first practice with it a ball hit the shaft and gave it a bend already. I would go with the warrior titanium if you are serious about lacrosse. -Joe Slosh

this shaft is a piece of crap, i cant put it any better than that. dont get me wrong the weight of it as a titanium shaft is amazing but i've already broken my second one 2 games into the season. it bends and dents very easily. so if your seriouse about lacrosse and a hard checking defensemen i suggest spending the extra money and going with a warrior titanium like i am cause this shaft cant take the abuse of hard checks

which is lighter and better for defence???

Now.. When i first saw this shaft i thought that it would be pretty nice hence "Strongest handle available"... However this is not the case by any means... The shaft itself is light but the metal used feels very soft and seems as though it would just rub off after use. After 2 games and 5 practices, ive concluded that I would have been better off with a candy cane from CVS as my dpole.. It now is like a crazy zig zag line and is bent in all different directions and has the largest 45 degree ding in the shaft towards the top of it. This is coming from someone who doesnt throw hard stick checks or wild slashes. I would not recommend this shaft to ANYONE unless they wish to piss away $180. Please post back if you wish to know anything further

I've had mine for a few weeks and its great. The grip thing i understand though. Not goot grip at all.

no reason to write an essay

whats the lightest titanium shaft besides the levi?? need answer ASAP!

i have a chaos and i was thinking about this shaft. does anyone know if this will fit a chaos?

ive had this shaft for 2 years now and probably have put every single brand of heads on it and it fits them all the only problem is drilling holes through this shaft is pretty much... like hell. ive broke a few drill bits on mine.

which one should i get; STX titanium or a warrior titan classic? help

stx is more durable and has a smoother feel than the titans but the stx weighs more

well this dosent dent as easy as the classic i like this shaft alot better i have both

i would say the classic cause it has a way better feel to it and this one bends easier

should i get the stx titanium oir the stx scandium, i play attack

Titanium all the way... be a man!

you should just go with the premier, it has ti + sc

i'm getting a new shaft and i was looking at this one, it seems pretty good for it's price but the only thing i noticed was its weight...if anybody knows it could you tell me...thanks

its a bit of a tank - pretty heavy if im honest, but it'll probably be the last shaft you ever buy...

good...thats more what i wanted, i play middie so i don't need a super light shaft as much as durable one so i'm hoping that this one will last me pretty long

i have it on a revo pro and the shafts kinda heavy but its a monster and can take a beating

it's probably th heaviest high quaity shaft on the market if not close

I went to a local lax store and compared the STX titanium and the Warrior Titan Levitation. the levitation was a fraction of an ounce lighter, but the guy at the store said that the STX is more bang for your buck. I must say, it does way a good amount, but it is worth it.

its a damn tank!

was wonderin if this fits the evo pro

cuz i just ordered this combo...i'm pretty conifdant it will

is dis good w/a clutch

Would this go with the clutch?

rather beastly

i have had this stick for 5 yrs. when i got it it was already used by my cousin when he played in high school. now he's in his early 30's. so this thing dates back about 20 years. the logo wore off completely now and it has about 5 dents. no joke. i use this stick every year. first eith the original STX Xcalibur, then an X2, last year a Gait Chaos, and this year im using the new STX Xcalibur. my stick is an attack stick. i began as an attack man then became a defender and now i am a middie. i would recommend all these heads for middies or defenders. but the original Xcalibur i would not use for d its a better attack head. rock on !..!,

this shaft is heavy as hell but its a tank. I played attack with it for 4 years and it only has 3 tiny dents. It also broke 3 other shaft. It also needs a lot of tape because it has no grip at all. other wise it is one of the strongest shafts out there

From a quality to cost ratio, this is probably the best ti shaft available. It has a good weight, (lighter than the warrior titan classic). It also has a nice finish with a clean grip. I really enjoy using this shaft. I recently put my brine truth on it, and its been great. Just so everyone knows, Im a midfielder, so this review really only applys to attackmen, or other middies. Im not sure how light the d-pole version of this is, or if its a good price. As far as I'm concerned, it is the best titanium shaft to purchase because of its great qualities, and good price.

ok so im playing middy for my high school team and i am looking for a shaft that is really light but still pretty durable can someone help me out?

That was a valid question. Dont make fun

Oh also, he said he plays middie. Maybe u should read the question

go scandium i have it as a d-pole and have played bout 1/2 season w/ it. not a mark no paint dents scratches or bends

Brine or STX scandiums are good

I play defense in high school and I am a freshman. I have played with a krypto alloy for the last 3 years. I am looking to upgrade to a tatinium shaft. I am looking for strength and a lite weight shaft. Which tatanium defensive shaft should i get out of all the lax companies?

stay with ur krypto alloy or if u really want to get another get this one

STX TI is the heaviest of all, but great and medium priced. Warriors Titan series are light and outragiously priced. Brine TI22 is good and has great feel.

does anyone know anything about this shaft?? it looks pretty light but also durable. overall it looks prety sick

it aint light. i call mine death because it feels like i can just slaughter anyone near me with it. its pretty dirty tho

is this a good shaft i mean weight wise?

i dont like it i mean it is a tank but its heavy i love my titan pro it is light it is so beast so yea i kinda regret gettin mine so do wat you want but thats my advice

I've used this stick for the past 3 years and though its not the lightest, its very durable.

how would this shaft be on a revo pro

not a good d pole. bends too easy and is a little heavy. for this price ur much better goin with a kryto pro.

pretty much sucks at attack too i bent the crap outta mine two days after i got it

i hit my new stx ti with my f-15 lightly and there's a dent that i can feel and see on the stx ti. is this normal?? my first stx ti was even weaker than this and then i sent it back to get this one. is it a fluke that i've possibly gotten two defective ones? is it really supposed to dent like this?

at least you got yours with an f-15 mine bent over a stx steel

I play long pole and i got this stick like a year and a half ago with an incredible X2 and it is the best combonation for defense posible, not only is the STX Titanium incredibly light-its incredibly strong too. So far I have broken 3 sticks with it in 2 seasons. Get this stick, its worth the money especially if you play D. when i bought this stick it didnt have a hole for my X2 so i used my neighbors power drill and the stick is so strong it broke the power drill. not even a question BUY THIS STICK!

this stick is a way better deal then the titan pro just as light but way stronger an cheaper go with this one

yo this shaft is awsome. I got a finalizer on it and its sick. Sting it good then it will work.

a very very very good head for D and Mid. Really good with bionics or x2's

Should I get the stx titanium or the titan pro, I have two razers and a c405 and I need to have another shaft and I play attack so which would be betta 4 my position. dont reply with niether I need to know what to get asap!

titan pro for attack definatly - ive used it and its crazy light and great grip - i dont know how long it would last compared to this tho

i got a hype and a bionic im not sure wich im gonna use but i play attack...should i get this or another shaft

this rocks buy it

this is better than any other titanium shaft out there! better than the warriors, much lighter and a better grip!

wouldnt it be better if it had a thing on the top? i cant imagine a pole saving a whole lot

all lacrosse sticks need a head (thats the thingy at the top)

are u a tard cause u seem like ur like the guy that does'nt make the team so u become the water boy this is why u are a genius