Titanium SHAFTS?

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VERY PRICEY. ARE THEY WORTH THE COST? I'm sure they are lighter and stronger but I'd like to hear from some of our "seasoned Veterans."

Any need at the H.S. level?
 
 
Yes, they are worth the cost, but they are not indestructable thats for sure. I figure I use 3-4 quality alloy shafts a year or two titanium shafts. Assuming two alloy shafts cost the same, if not more than one titanium shaft, it is worth making the investment in Titanium.
 
i have had my trusty warrior titan pro pole for 4 years now and i like to throw some pretty aggressive checks at times and it is holding up well. its bent and dented but hasnt broken yet!
 
I use a Brine Titanium Powergrip and it is the best shaft I have ever owned. It has about 4-5 dents less than a centimeter wide and a millimeter deep. It has taken some serious abuse at attack over the past 2 seasons. Ebay $45.
 
im not sure which position you play, but if you play defense i would recommend one. i play D and i have a platinum allow which is bent and full of dents. as a middie i would recommend the lightst one you can find, and as attack it would be good if you take a lot of punishment.
 
if your son is just entering the highschool level it may not be a bad idea because it could last for a long time. ive found that its usually not a good idea to skimp out on equipment
 
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