Gait Alloy Box Attack Lacrosse Shaft

While it is engineered specifically for the physical demands of box lacrosse, you can certainly use it for field play. Just keep in mind that box shafts are typically shorter and built with a heavier wall thickness to handle intense cross-checking, which might feel slightly different than a standard field shaft.

Scandium-enhanced alloys offer a superior strength-to-weight ratio compared to standard aluminum. This allows the shaft to remain lightweight for quick stick handling while providing the durability needed to withstand the heavy contact common in box lacrosse.

The smooth, anodized finish is designed to be low-friction, which makes it ideal for players who prefer to customize their grip with athletic tape. It ensures that tape applies smoothly and, more importantly, removes cleanly without leaving sticky residue behind.

Yes, it is designed to be lightweight, especially given its durability. It strikes a balance intended for attack players who need to move the ball quickly and execute precise shots without the shaft feeling cumbersome during long offensive possessions.

Most Gait shafts are sold as the shaft only, so you should plan to use your preferred end cap. We recommend checking the specific retailer listing, as some may bundle an end cap, but you should generally expect to provide your own.