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CJLAX wrote:I've never actually stung a goalie head in Traditional, the strings are fine, but you'd just need to find some long leathers to do it with!
Also you'll find you can't have as deep a pocket when the goalie head is in trad, as you can when it's in mesh.
The head will become quite heavy too...
but it shouldn't be too much of a problem!
Something like this?...
young_trig wrote:Yeah, that looks sweet. Weight shouldn't be a problem. I'm currently in the middle of drilling holes in my tiitanium shaft for extra weight saving. Only done the bottom half so far but it still seems really strong!
Sour37 wrote:young_trig wrote:Yeah, that looks sweet. Weight shouldn't be a problem. I'm currently in the middle of drilling holes in my tiitanium shaft for extra weight saving. Only done the bottom half so far but it still seems really strong!
How has it affected the aerodynamics of the shaft? I've heard it really improves the way the shaft flows through the air....Have you found this?
Dining Room wrote:Depending on where your hands are on the shaft - does that change the pitch of the whistle? Like a flute?
Anyone any tips on stringing my Brine MD?