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**Dadabhoy** · 07-11-2006, 11:04 AM

I have ahd this stick for 7 months and it has served me through box and the ending of my field lacrosse games.

Abyss
The Warrior Abyss Goalie head used by Sal Lacascio is ultra lightweight with reinforced I-beam construction and an ultra rigid scoop.

Weight -- 8/10
They Abyss is not as light as the Eclipse or Sentenial but is a good weight. It is not heavy and I would recommend it to anyone.

Stopping Area -- 8/10
It has a stopping area of 13" at its widest point. Enough for any goalie.

Stringing -- 9/10
I found the Abyss very easy to string. It has 7 holes at the top and many downt the side allowing for many stringing possibilities.

Durability -- 10/10
I have had this goalie stick for a year. I have played box and field with and and many hour of wall ball and this goalie stick only has scoop scratches. I love it.

Scoop -- 9/10
The abyss has a large tappered scoop. It is very different from the Eclipse but is closer to the scoop of the Nemesis. You need t get low to scoop with this.

Over all this is a great haed. It is stiff yet strong. I would recommend this head to any age level and. I would rate this stick a 8/10.

**Midiline1** · 07-11-2006, 11:14 AM

Great reiew but I have a question. Why do you use this over your elipse if you gave it a lower rating? Woudn't you use your better stick (especially if you think one is better). Just askig and looknig for answer.

**Dadabhoy** · 07-11-2006, 11:18 AM

Well my Eclipse had factory strung mesh in it. We had a really wet game and the mesh became soft and useless. So I unstrung it and dyed it. I had restrung my Abyss during that time to use it for the rest of the season. After I restrung it, it had an amazing pocket in it so I kept using my Abyss. Now my season is done, I switched the mesh from my Abyss to my Eclipse making it my starter again.