New goalie shaft

[IronGoalie]

Hey first of all let me say im new to forums and want to say HI...now lets get to business.

My goalie shaft was run over by my mom the other day...:WTF: yea i know. So I am getting a replacement. Any suggestions? I like them on the lighter side. Thanks Guys.

[CTwestongoalie]

if youve got the $$ a kryptopro is extremely light and durable. i use it and my stick is very light

[IronGoalie]

Hey man thanks for the tip Ill check it out.

[kgoal95]

First off welcome and do you use a goalie or attack lenght? I use a Vandium Grip attack lenght and i have a dimond goalie lenght those are the one I use, I also own a bunch of randome alloys too.

[mcnutty93]

how did ur mom run over only the shaft? waz the head attached?

[CTwestongoalie]

probably because the shaft was sticking out in front of the car and his head wasn't... :DOH:

[itsthatkid]

probably because the shaft was sticking out in front of the car and his head wasn't... :DOH:

I never would have guessed that....

Krypto pros are very light and pretty durable. If you like more grip, the kpro diamond is just that (kpro with grip).

Also, Kryptolye is also a great shaft. Just a step under the kpro.

Personally, I love sc21s. They have a bit more to 'em, so it'll balance out somewhat more with the extreme topheavyness.

[CTwestongoalie]

i think the balance between my eclipse and my cut kpro is almost perfect. and thatkid about how much heavier is the sc21's compared to the kryptopros?

[aviator7]

kryptolyte is the most any goalie should need

[CtRidgeGoalie]

nothings wrong with the db803 its cheaper and lighter than the Kpro

[bigdale9]

if you want to save some cash a platinum alloy is really light.

[OldGoalie]

db803 is quite good, and the STX c405 Axe is a fine shaft as well, just not as grippy.

[stinisonfire]

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