Red Devil

[joeyp2003]

hey i did a search and such about woodies and didnt find much i know they have these "Red Devil" woodies on ebay for like 20 bucks are they legit? has anyone used them and like them, heard anything...i dunno why but i want a woodie shaft and these seem like a pretty good deal, any help and or advice would be super thanks

[GCHSLax04]

They're legit, they break easy, they're heavy and they hurt like a mother.

[joeyp2003]

well if they break easy i dont want one haha, are wood shafts prone to breaking easy?

[layingthelumber]

I have a chilly sick from comlax.com it hasnt broken yet and i have had it for like over a year. they are like 27ish, in d lenth.

[faceitoff]

Yes. It's wood, so it will break eventually.
I bought one, and I like it. They're heavy and they hurt. A lot.

[laxgoalieking]

i think would is the hardest stick to break unless it is all ready dameged(like splintered or cracked)in which case u shouldnt ude it anyway.

[Sask_lax_21]

I've had a wood shaft that i used for 2 years in box play and its barely splitering by the screw hole.

[Paul_Gait_RULZ]

meh, it depends, stx had a crappy design a few years back....

In ontario, the Sanderson clan sports shop has some cheap one out of good solid wood, husky brands are good too....

Generally I have seen bad things with the brine/stx brands but the homemades like husky and sanderson are tough, but I personally just get a mohawk ti and have fun trying to even try to bend it....2 years and not a ding or bend, just tonnes of scractches in the chrome is all.

[bluedevil49]

One of my favourite handles of all time is the Hames-Sanderson I bought back in 1992.

[Petem0ss]

I've got a Red Devil short stick, it's OK, I've got some good-sized nicks in it. If it does eventually break, I won't feel so bad because it only set me back $25, as opposed to some of these $100 shafts that some of these companies are trying to fleece you for.