Affordable Standard Hockey shafts?

[snipey 0]

I understand most shafts are like 150 max which isnt bad but my parents are on my ass for being a gear whore and buying so many sticks so I'd like to know of a good but affordable shaft that i wont get ripped on for having.

[Leafsrule16 5]

Reebok 8k's retail for 89.99ish.. There sick too.

[Patrick67 1]

So you already have a bunch of sticks atm, but your asking for a suggestion, for a good cheap shaft that your parents won't complain (too much) about you buying.

That sounds like a big-time gear whore to me. haha.

If you've broken all your sticks, and thus actually in need of good cheap shaft... 1. I'm sorry. 2. Tapered- Rbk 8k . Standard- Rbk 6k or Bauer One95.

[K9 Unit 1]

Reebok 8k's retail for 89.99ish.. There sick too.

but not standard, agree with the sick part too

[Brian Harte 1]

How about RBK 5K?

I have a pair of them that I'll sell you for cheap.

:)

[Buzz_LightBeer 974]

I'm partial to the Johnson, and youll probably find them on sale soon

[Officer Dangle 0]

AK27? I believe they're around $100. I use mine with a one95 wood blade and I love it.

[raygunpk 0]

What's the max you can spend?

[Rustpot 1]

Are you looking to get high end sticks? CCM and Bauer Supreme are close to the lowest prices for shafts.

[snipey 0]

What's the max you can spend?

I'm not sure like 119.99 or so. Im poppin a wood one90 blade in it which is standard.

I also have troubles finding shafts so if anyone knows where to get some good ones in ontario let me know lol

Are you looking to get high end sticks? CCM and Bauer Supreme are close to the lowest prices for shafts.

What high end shafts does ccm make anyway?

haven't seen many around here if any

[tro 4]

one95!

[Scotty 8]

The Bauer One95 shaft is around $85 or less and is excellent. Very light, great feel, works very well. However, despite reports that its durability is good, there are other reports that say no. It hasn't been out quite long enough to determine one way or the other definitively.

Your other excellent option is the Easton ST shaft, which used to be the Ultra Lite and has been around since the late 90s. Simply a tank of a shaft because its durability has been proven MANY times over the past decade, but also light at 280 grams. It's simply your ultimate original standard shaft that has merely gone through many color changes and now a name change for this past year. Also around $85.

[epstud74 24]

The Bauer One95 shaft is around $85 or less and is excellent. Very light, great feel, works very well. However, despite reports that its durability is good, there are other reports that say no. It hasn't been out quite long enough to determine one way or the other definitively.

Your other excellent option is the Easton ST shaft, which used to be the Ultra Lite and has been around since the late 90s. Simply a tank of a shaft because its durability has been proven MANY times over the past decade, but also light at 280 grams. It's simply your ultimate original standard shaft that has merely gone through many color changes and now a name change for this past year. Also around $85.

The One95 has excellent durability. I'm not sure why some people say it is not durable when most people who play a lot of hockey understand that it is a great shaft. I think for $85, The One95 shaft is hard to beat. I bought the X60 shaft tonight and it is pretty good too. Some people are going to jump all over me for this, but I think Bauer really has taken the lead in my mind when it comes to producing good shafts and OPS sticks, especially the One95 Supreme line. I'm getting rid of all my Warrior, Easton and RBK sticks. I'll stick with the One95 shaft and P92 blade setup along with the X60 shaft and P92 blade setup.

[CTK30 0]

TPS rubbers are 30 bucks, they are tapered though

[Jarick 5]

One95 or clearance Ultra Lite

[snipey 0]

The Bauer One95 shaft is around $85 or less and is excellent. Very light, great feel, works very well. However, despite reports that its durability is good, there are other reports that say no. It hasn't been out quite long enough to determine one way or the other definitively.

Your other excellent option is the Easton ST shaft, which used to be the Ultra Lite and has been around since the late 90s. Simply a tank of a shaft because its durability has been proven MANY times over the past decade, but also light at 280 grams. It's simply your ultimate original standard shaft that has merely gone through many color changes and now a name change for this past year. Also around $85.

85 american maybe. I'm pretty sure ST and one95 are 119.99 here in Canada. I like the feel of the ST but it looks way to much like a cheap old sc6. I really liked that new ST Mike Green has been using, doe anyone know if there will be an ST shaft like that and when and where I could find one?

Also im open to more shaft options

[tro 4]

Most of the shafts each company currently offers are here http://www.hockeymonkey.com/sticks-shafts.html

if $120cdn is to much, I would suggest the One55 or 6K, or go to ebay for older AK27, TPS, Eastons.

[danglemesnipes 0]

The older AK27

[snipey 0]

Most of the shafts each company currently offers are here http://www.hockeymonkey.com/sticks-shafts.html

if $120cdn is to much, I would suggest the One55 or 6K, or go to ebay for older AK27, TPS, Eastons.

It isnt too much its just the max ill spend. An no i had an older AK27

[Invert 13]

Masscloseouts.com has the Compro E2X shafts for $29 each. Should be exactly what you want.

[snipey 0]

Masscloseouts.com has the Compro E2X shafts for $29 each. Should be exactly what you want.

That would be amazing if I could order online

:(

[epstud74 24]

http://www.hockeymonkey.com/easton-sfsynergyiisr06.html

[snipey 0]

http://www.hockeymonkey.com/easton-sfsynergyiisr06.html

I cant order online and i want something newer

Ah, Im now open to Tapered shafts aswell. So far 8k is the best suggesion

[K9 Unit 1]

http://www.hockeymonkey.com/easton-sfsynergyiisr06.html

I cant order online and i want something newer

Ah, Im now open to Tapered shafts aswell. So far 8k is the best suggesion

thats your first mistake right there if you want something cheap

just ask chadd, he's still rocking the xn10s and krev's still using t-flex's :P

[number21 3]

I have had an Easton UL for a couple of years and the thing is a tank. Of course, I have only been playing for 4.5 years starting as an adult, so there isn't a whole lot of power in my shots either.

It's a good moderate choice in my opinion. I think the Synergy ST is the current version of it.