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"Love It "
Amazing offset. I'm throwing John Grant fakes all day with this. Very light. If it was as stiff as a torque, it could be the greatest head ever. |
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"Great!"
Although Gait markets this as a beginner head, I think it's great for players of all skill levels. I bought it dyed purple with a blue db803 crankshaft, and I love it. If you like Rock-It Pockets, this is the perfect head to have one in. The scoop takes a little getting used to, but the head is very stiff, not to mention relatively light. |
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"Good, but not for me"
I bought this in May, it has a Rock-it Pocket. It throws perfectly straight and has a ton of zip on it. It you get the pocket nice and deep, it's near impossible to drop it. I went coast to coast a few times this season with it. BUT, if you you don't like deep V scoops or you can't scoop very well, DON'T BUY THIS STICK! Scooping is very difficult. Also it lasted me till June about a week after the season ended. It broke about an inch up from the throat next on one of the sidewall holes. Good stick but I suggest you borrow it from someone or try it out in a store first. Bout a hundred dollars with a free shaft. |
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"Good, light stick for attack"
For $80.00 you receive a light, pinched head with a light shaft. I bought it at the beginning of this season, and midway through, there is a slight scratch through the composite shaft. Haven't received any hard checks from titanium poles, but I scoop ground balls with both hands like you're supposed to so there haven't been any chances. The head is light and very pinched with a curved face; not great for scooping or face-offs. Once bent heavily, the head has to be pulled back into position. But if you're an attackman or middie that doesn't takes face-offs, it's a light stick for a great price. One more thing, the head is canted for a bent shaft, so it can only be used for the same type of shaft which limits your choices on replacements. |
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"Good, but not for me"
I bought this in May, it has a Rock-it Pocket. It throws perfectly straight and has a ton of zip on it. It you get the pocket nice and deep, it's near impossible to drop it. I went coast to coast a few times this season with it. BUT, if you you don't like deep V scoops or you can't scoop very well, DON'T BUY THIS STICK! Scoopin is very difficult. Also it lasted me till June about a week after the season ended. It broke about an inch up from the throat next on one of the sidewall holes. Good stick but i suggest you borrow it from someone or try it out in a store first. Bout a hundred dollars with a free shaft. |
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"Good, light stick for attack"
For $80.00 you receive a light, pinched head with a light shaft. I bought it at the beginning of this season, and midway through, there is a slight scratch through the composite shaft. Haven't received any hard checks from titanium poles, but I scoop ground balls with both hands like you're supposed to so there haven't been any chances. The head is light and very pinched with a curved face; not great for scooping or faceoffs. Once bent heavily, the head has to be pulled back into position. But if you're an attackman or middie that doesn't takes face-offs, it's a light stick for a great price. One more thing, the head is canted for a bent shaft, so it can only be used for the same type of shaft which limits your choices on replacements. |
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