Epoch Dragonfly II

The progressive weave varies the density of the carbon fiber along the shaft. It is wider and less reactive at the base for stability, then tightens toward the head to increase responsiveness, which helps you generate more power and snap on your shots and passes.

With a Flex iQ of 9, this shaft offers a relatively stiff feel. It is designed for players who prefer a consistent, reliable response without excessive whip, making it a versatile choice for both offensive and defensive play.

Yes, the coating provides a distinct, tactile grip that helps you maintain control of your stick in various weather conditions. It adds a subtle texture to the surface, which is particularly helpful if you prefer not to use excessive tape on your shaft.

A uniform release point ensures that the shaft flexes and releases the ball consistently every time you shoot. This predictability allows you to develop better muscle memory and accuracy, as you don't have to adjust your mechanics based on where you hold the stick.

While the Dragonfly II is engineered for a lightweight, high-performance feel, its advanced composite construction is built to withstand the rigors of high-level competition. However, if you are a long-stick midfielder or defender who frequently engages in heavy stick-to-stick contact, you may want to consider if the lightweight profile meets your specific durability needs.

The 'S' geometry refers to the shaft's shape, which is a standard concave octagon profile. This is the most common shape in lacrosse, providing a familiar, ergonomic feel that allows for quick hand movements and secure stick handling.