shafts

[shaun 0]

which is the most durable shaft out there?

[Karly14 21]

try searching theres alot of info on this, but in my opinon an easton ultra lite, or grip lite

[duckjob 1]

Like nick said, search, but generally speaking the more durable shafts are not always the highest tech best performing ones. The ultra light, vector and inno 1100, inno novius have all been tanks for me.

[Keith 0]

I'd say inno 1100. Mine took a savage beating before going.

[black296tuuk 3]

I have had my Tri-Core for 3 years and it is still one of the best sticks I have

[all-star 0]

i agree with the inno 1100

[Briggy 0]

I personally would have to say the TPS Rubber. What a beast that thing is, the rubber takes most of the abuse, then the shaft stays strong afterwards.

[Eternal 0]

Easton UltraLite

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

Inno 1100.

[bubber27 0]

UltraLite/GripLite, absolute tanks.

Inno 1100's are nice too.

My Novius is still going strong too, so i'd suggest that.

Peace

Phil

[thejackal 46]

Tricore because of that wood cover.

[LetsGoWings13 0]

i had a rubber for 3 years till i got to big for it and snapped it

[Harrage12 0]

ultralite. def

[LkptTiger 1]

UL. Never had one, but one of the guys who has been on my team for a few years now had one for awhile. The kid is a beast - he's been 6'2" since we were like, 13. He had a few ULs that lasted a VERY considerable amount of time. Then he switched to OPS and began snapping like, one every two weeks.

[echi24 1]

ive had bad experiences with the UL...when i was a kid i remember snapping my 65 flex ultralight flexing it in my basement, but i have a senoir one that has held up for about 5 months. The inno 1100 seems to last the longest from what ive seen from my teamates though.

[redwater_12 0]

My Rubber is still going strong after a year adn a half of abuse. Almost no rubber left though <_<

[thejackal 46]

Oh yeah, i'm my 1100's third owner and it still great (knock on wood). It's always a good bet because of the variety it has (flex, handle shape, grip etc)

[rjdlucky 0]

try searching theres alot of info on this, but in my opinon an easton ultra lite, or grip lite

I agree with the Ultra Lite. I have used two of them on and off in between One Piece sticks for the last three years and it's amazing how much life they still have in them.