What lacrosse shaft should you buy?

Answer 1

the first Lacrosse sticks were made of wood. Modern lacrosse sticks are made of either composite or metal To improve this answer: Lacrosse sticks are made of many materials. Most common lacrosse sticks are made of aluminum or an aluminum titanium alloy. However, there are lacrosse players that prefer to use wooden sticks for their reliability and higher weight, and there are composite fiberglass and plastic shafts that are very light and very strong as well.

Answer 2

Generally: Strings out of leather or thin rope. Head out of platic or wood. Stick out of metal or plastic, with optional sticky ruber grip. Cover at bottom of stick out of plastic. Italic are my preferences.

Answer 3

A stick with a a net on the end which consists of usually a separate metal or wooden stick, connected to the "head" of the crosse. This is from wikipedia.org The actual shaft is the part you hold, metal or composite generally. Shafts are made from alloys, titanium, titanium mixes, and copusites like carbon fiber and fiber glass with coatings.

Answer 4

It's all opinion, but here's my choices:

Best Light-Weight Shaft----- Scandium Pro

Best Smooth Shaft----------- Sc-Ti Pro

Best Gripped Shaft----------- Swizzle

Worst Shaft----------- AL 6000 Pro. I guess beginners can use it though.

There's many more good shafts but this is what comes to mind for me.

Scandium Pro is good but for less $$$ and the same great befits of scandium you can get a Rainier Lacrosse Scandium Elite. It's new to the market but after 3 games I'm still loving it!!

Answer 5

I personlay like the brine F15 shaft. It's light weight, durable and is pretty cheap. I've had mine for 1 year and it has plenty of tiny dings in it but no major dents. Not even a small dent in it either. Or the Maverick wonderboy that is good too.

Answer 6

there is no minimum length for a goalie's stick. I am a 1st grade goalie that plays against OTHER FIRST GRADERS (EDITED).

Answer 7

Its made up of a team of players, long sticks with nets at the end, a small goal, and fun.

Answer 8

Composite shafts are composed of graphite, plastic, and carbon fibers, wooden shafts are made of wood, and aluminum shafts are made of aluminum.