[Attackmen14]

Originally Posted by et1705

BY THREE OZ.?! no, my friend that is a lot of weight. This is roughly some a/m shafts so you get the idea at how much heavier one feels but it really isn't too much heavier: (ALL A/M)
DB 803 ICE - 4.8 oz.
KryptoLyte + Krypto Pro - 5.3 oz.
Titan Classic + Titan Pro - 6.3 oz.

I think he meant to say .3 ounces and those weights are mostly wrong sorry. The K-pro is lighter than the k-lyte and the titan pro is alot lighter than the titan classic.
DB803+DB803 ICE- 4.9 oz roughly
Krypto Pro- 5.0 oz
Kyrptolyte- 5.4 oz
Titan pro- 5.8 oz
Titan classic 6.3 oz roughly

[goalie2000]

lightest shaft i would say would either be the gait db803 n ICE because their both the same weight or the kryptolite

[goalie2000]

but i make woood ones that are even lighter if any1 is interested

[Attackmen14]

You can? they must break extremely easily then if you did, hollow them out or something, how did you get it that light?

[MadMan]

I use the gait DB803 and its light as air, but they are hard to find in goalie length

[goalie2000]

i make some light shafts but the ice and db803 are also light-

it does help but not so much difference that matters ffor us goalies-

the weight of the head and where we hold the stick still offsets it anyways-

[goalie2000]

TThe lightest possible combination for a goalie stick is a gait db803 cut down 2-3" with an eclipse strung in reg 12d- the eclipse is the lightwst head