So I am making this blog today about lacrosse shafts. So let's get started with the basics lax shafts are the stick part of a lacrosse stick. The 4 main materials that lax shafts are made of are titanium, aluminum, scandium, and composite. Titanium makes the strongest shafts. Aluminum makes the lightest. Scandium gives you the best of both worlds. Composite always stays the same temp. My 2 sticks are made of titanium and aluminum. And trust there is a difference my aluminum is full of dents while my titanium barely has a scratch. But there is one more, wood. I know you may be thinking "dude it's gonna break". Well, no wood shafts are made of bamboo or ash. The ash is treated to make it stronger and the bamboo just don't break. Here is the main bamboo shaft maker bamshaft link here http://www.bardownlacrosse.com/product/bamshaft-attack-shaft/. The main ash shaft provider is ripwood link here https://www.ripwoodlacrosse.com/. The props to caring wood shafts are there strong and light as well as never changing temp. I personally want on myself and I'll throw the pick down below. I hope this blog informed you on lax shafts and have a great day. Also, comment down below on what your favorite is.
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