Lacrosse Shaft, Stick, Handle: Blackfeet Solid Ash Wood Attack Featherweight - Horse Blanket (Black Cherry) …

Description

Blackfeet Lacrosse makes competitive Solid Wood Lacrosse Shafts for men and women of all ages including just starters because we love nature and what real wood means to this sport. We say competitive because we deliver strong flexible woods in weights that perform. You want it light and strong and our woods are all that. We provide the strongest to the lightest shafts on the market, all in solid wood. "Our White Ash all comes from within 100 miles south and east of Corry PA and Jamestown NY. This area is known for the best White Ash in the world. It is relatively light but very strong. It will bend instead of break when flexed". Chuck Henness, CEO Millworks. Since we perfected our selection process there have been very few incidents of breakage in our Ash Attack shafts, now available in 4 weight ranges. Stout weighs between 10.0 and 11.5 ozs. Choose this weight for indoor lacrosse, training and exceptional strength. Medium Weight is 9.0 to 9.9 ozs., (very strong) Featherweight comes 8.0 to 8.9 ozs.(High School) and MaxLight 7.0 to 7.9 ozs. So you can select one of our woods in a weight you know, and play more competitively because its wood and not metal. MaxLight Ash is recommended for players 14 and under, for you we also recommend our Medium Density Solid Pine Wood shafts sourced from New Zealand of the same weight 7.0 - 7.9 ozs. Being a soft wood this shaft is least abrasive to young players, it dents, rends, flexes and performs like crazy. Our girls handles are Featherweight Ash 31 ¼" long, reduced in circumference which yields exceptional flex - a thing of beauty. Players 12 and under have the luxury of playing our Warpath! Solid Medium Density Pine of maximum legal shortness, 27", custom tapered for grip and weighing in the 5 ounce range! - lightest available. All our shafts carry our six month one replacement unconditional warranty. Play better, faster, more competitively and engage the roots of our only Native American Sport!