There is no way to sugarcoat it: lacrosse is an expensive sport. So, if you are looking to cut costs, it’s important to know where going cheap won’t make you…

There are a plethora of different materials used to make lacrosse shafts today. One material that has surged to the top in the past decade or so, however, is carbon…

Though lacrosse goalies aren't ripping shots and laying checks all game, their shaft is still a crucial part of the stick. Goalie shafts have to be light enough so goalies…

Most advanced lacrosse players buy separate heads and shafts so they can fully customize their sticks to their liking. There are way more individual head and shaft combinations than there are…

As women’s lacrosse heads have made a massive leap forward in recent years, shafts have been keeping pace with stronger, lighter materials and specific designs to fit the growing offset…

Having a solid faceoff man is essential to having a successful lacrosse team nowadays. Being able to play “make it, take it” and starting quarters with possession of the ball…

No matter how good your lacrosse head is, you can't have an elite stick unless you have a strong, lightweight attack shaft to go along with it.Shafts come in a…

With so many options available, it can be hard to choose a new defense shaft for lacrosse.There are metal and carbon fiber options, different shapes, various grips, and other things…

For those on a time crunch, I’ll make this quick and simple: For the men’s game, attackmen and midfielders’ shafts are typically 30 inches. This bumps up to 60 inches…