Heavier high end shafts

[SB39 2]

Hey guys; I know about Inno's shafts of course, but I'm just looking around for any other quality shafts that weigh 320 grams and up. I know Inno, the TPS rubbers, but what else...

[43%burnt 0]

easton a/g's and z-cores were pretty heavy, but still performed rather well. i still use my a/g all the time. they show up on ebay pretty often if you're looking.

[duckjob 1]

Yeah, I had an a/g for a long long time. It performed pretty well, and the thing was a damn tank. Granted I only used it for roller, but It still lasted me for about two years.

[Dave 1]

Not 100% sure, but the Nike top of the line shaft is around Inno weight and is offered for little money now.

[SB39 2]

Ignite 1C? or the Apollo?

[Dave 1]

I meant the Apollo. If you can get hold of a blue/black Quest 1, even better. I still have one of those (about 320 grams w/o plug) and it's an indestructible tank with great performance (low-kick, too). I do not know about the old Ignites.

[fastmiele 59]

Hey guys; I know about Inno's shafts of course, but I'm just looking around for any other quality shafts that weigh 320 grams and up. I know Inno, the TPS rubbers, but what else...

how about Bauer Vapor 4 or 6 ?

I use both and are good values. The Bauer Vapor 4 is the traditional rectangular box shape and weighs about 325 grams. Very strong and durable. Bauer Vapor 6 is a bit lighter and has a concave and convex shape shaft.

[Ryan_04 0]

Vapor 4, 6 and 8 shafts, and pretty much any of the Nike Ignite shafts.

Edit - I forgot to add the Easton Ulta Graphite shaft. 320 grams and can be found at Canadian Tire.

[foppa21 0]

easton a/g's and z-cores were pretty heavy, but still performed rather well. i still use my a/g all the time. they show up on ebay pretty often if you're looking.

Sorry in advance for the ignorance, but what's an a/g?

[mack 44]

Aluminum/Graphite. Easton A/Gs were what replaced the A/Cs (Aluminum/Carbons) and were replaced by Z-Cores, the shaft Handzus uses. These things are absolute tanks and would bow out before they ever broke.

[habsfan87 0]

I had a z-core, they were awesome. I don't know if a typhoon is high-end for you but they're pretty heavy.

[Dan_The_Man_16 0]

Or the cyclone maybe.

[Chadd 916]

Or the cyclone maybe.

They're pretty light.

[thejackal 46]

Inno novius is the only one that comes to mind, 315g. Maybe a Grip Lite?

[ambro 0]

My TFG shaft feels just as heavy, if not heavier, than my old Novius shaft. The TFG has a 1" plug in it though.

[EricG. 0]

If you don't mind doing it, cut a couple inches off the shaft and use a longer wooden extension.

[sundinleafs137 13]

I used to have this. Probably heaviest shaft I've played with. Great perfeorming shaft and for the price it is now, cant really go wrong.

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[Thockey17 1]

you can also get an older Mission Dangler for about that price. That thing is a beast. With the X-Core to stop it breaking from slashes.

[flaming_june 2]

ive seen sidney crosby using the froce flex shaft from sherwood (110 flex i mite add)

maybe you can try that out

[LegoDoom 0]

The sherwood forceflex is definitely worth a try. As long as you like the flex and grip of the shaft, it should perform well for you.