Collection: Carbon Fiber Lacrosse Shafts

Carbon fiber lacrosse shafts

Every Primo carbon shaft is carbon composite — not fiberglass, not a composite blend with filler. Here's what that gets you and what it costs you, honestly.

Why carbon

• Lighter than alloy at the same strength. Our lightest is 145g. Nothing in metal gets there without giving up wall thickness.
• Flex adds snap. Carbon loads and releases on a shot in a way stiff alloy doesn't.
• Won't dent or bend. No permanent divots from a check.
• Grip textures metal can't hold. 3D raised checkered and soft tack finishes, so most players never tape.

The honest trade-off

When carbon fails, it breaks. It holds and holds and then it's done — usually mid-check, usually with no warning. Alloy dents instead, and a dented shaft still finishes the game.

That's why we build heavier, thicker-walled models like the 210 and 425 for players who take contact, and why we also sell a scandium-titanium line for players who'd rather have a shaft that bends.

Pick your weight

• 145g — attack and offensive middies who want the fastest hands available. 30".
• 155g — on clearance at $59.99. 30".
• 175g — the balanced pick and our most popular short stick. 30".
• 210g — thicker walls, more material in the impact zone. Box, short stick D, anyone who breaks shafts. 30".
• 350g–450g — 60" long poles for LSM and close defense. The 425 is the pick if you've snapped a pole before.

Legality and warranty

All Primo shafts are NFHS and NCAA legal. Warranty runs 90 to 365 days depending on model — heavier shafts carry longer coverage. See the full warranty table. Every shaft also carries a 30-day trial guarantee.

Still deciding? Read our breakdown of lacrosse shaft materials.