GOALIE STICK

[defensemanrule]

Yes yes, I know, another "what stick do I buy" thread, but don't worry...It'll be short! :thumbsup:

K. Let's see. I was thinking (this is what I wanted...): A Nemesis and a Kryptolyte C405 goalie shaft. It that good? I know the Nemesis is awesome, but I don't know weather the C405 will hold. I like the C405 (I have it on one of my d-poles...), but, it dents easy...I know that.

Anyway, if there is any suggestions, please write back... :crazy:

[SharpShooter3]

Personally, I have always prefered the Eclipse to the Nemisis, I don't know why I just do. As for a shaft, I prefer a short stick to a goalie length shaft. Unless you plan on running the ball up the field you don't need a super-strong stick. I highly recommend a Db803. Light Light Light.

[darix15]

right now i have a nemesis and a titan pro in my opinion the titan pro wasnt worth it just wondering how the eclipse differs from the nemesis cause i need a head for my back up stick

[SharpShooter3]

The Eclipse is a little more flexible, arguably lighter, and a lot less expensive.

[LCNlaxman]

Nemesis is good but heavy. I personally like the Eclipse better. The Guardian is just plain poopy, IMO.

[laxngoalie]

I use an Old STX titanium on a Eclipse, shaft cut like 3-5 inches. Its a lil heavier, but ive had it since 5th grade and im a junior

[laxattack8888]

Both our jv and varsity goalies both use blue db803's and eclipse heads. They even did it unintentionaly, scary huh? It's supposed to be one of the best if not the best goalie stick you can get, especialy for the price.

[Darkness1]

well i use a titan pro on my nemesis and it has 4 inches cut off. so its 2in longer than a short pole and im lookin for another titanium for my back up stick. so go titanium besides a ball can dent some shafts

[regulate34]

the nemmisis is very strong