james_512 wrote:i had a little look at whitey's shaft and it was nice.
it was light and feels really sturdy.
Hmmm, would it be too childish to make a joke here?
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james_512 wrote:Whitey wrote:james_512 wrote:i had a little look at whitey's shaft and it was nice.
it was light and feels really sturdy.
Hmmm, would it be too childish to make a joke here?
point taken..
im not sure how to rephrase it without it sounding dodgy.
its a nice LACROSSE stick
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my 3rd game with a tyrant and it now has a rather nice dent in the middle due to a penarth long stick, i love the shaft and it feels great, i hope it holds up better in the future
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The genisys is a beast and there are hardly any left!
The Tyrant is a perfectly good Titanium shaft though, I think people misunderstand titanium really and presume that becuase it's titanium it won't bend, dint or break.
Titanum shafts are quality and have been around for many years now, the Titan Range have proven very popular for example, however with their recent increase in cost, the Scorpions will become more popular offering a far longer warranty and are not as expensive!
What happens to a shaft is mainly down to how someone plays with it. If you're a hard slashed or hitter, then you're going to dint any shaft that you use.
The Tyrant is a perfectly good Titanium shaft though, I think people misunderstand titanium really and presume that becuase it's titanium it won't bend, dint or break.
Titanum shafts are quality and have been around for many years now, the Titan Range have proven very popular for example, however with their recent increase in cost, the Scorpions will become more popular offering a far longer warranty and are not as expensive!
What happens to a shaft is mainly down to how someone plays with it. If you're a hard slashed or hitter, then you're going to dint any shaft that you use.
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