Warrior Lacrosse Circle Dubs Zion Rasta Lacrosse Attack Shaft

The Circle Dubs Zion Rasta Lacrosse Shaft from Warrior Lacrosse consists of 7075 Kryptolyte material and features full length grip against slipping off. Unlimited control and feel are furthermore provided by grip texture on each side of the shaft.

Aluminum Lacrosse Shaft

Once the most common shaft, aluminum lacrosse handles have a good strength-to-weight ratio. These shafts are great for lacrosse players of all ages, however with advancing technology lighter and stronger handles are now used by higher level lacrosse players. Aluminum shafts are great for all positions, even goalies.

Titanium Lacrosse Shaft

Titanium lacrosse shafts provide a much higher strength-to-weight ratio than any aluminum shaft available. Known for their superior strength, Titanium lacrosse handles are great for the lacrosse player who needs a durable handle that can withstand the physical nature of the game without sacrificing weight. The Warrior Titan Pro Titanium for example is the number one choice among MLL pros.

Composite Lacrosse Shaft

Composite lacrosse shafts are made of high grade carbon fiber, allowing for great strength and weight. The composite lacrosse shaft allows for ultimate feel and control. There is no need for grip tape with Composite lacrosse handles.

Alloy Lacrosse Shaft

Alloy lacrosse shafts are characterized by their unmatched feel and weight. They are the lightest lacrosse shafts in the game and also deliver great strength. Many manufacturers are now adding built-in grips to their alloy lacrosse handles which offer, you, the lacrosse player a unique and advantageous feel. Alloy shafts include, variations of C405, Vanadium, and many other mixed metal combinations.

Scandium Lacrosse Shaft

Made of high performance element number 21. Scandium lacrosse shafts feature the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any other shaft in the lacrosse world. This shaft is great for lacrosse players of all positions because of its great feel and durability.

Pocket vs. Head ?

With so many great heads on the market we get asked, "What is the best head?" That's kind of like asking, "What's the best burger?" The answer should be the one you like... for whatever reason. The truth is, most great players can play great lacrosse with almost any head. The key is the pocket, which is the individualized aspect of lacrosse.