Sc-Ti 7X LSM/Defensive Shaft – 60"

What the 60″ Sc-Ti 7X is

The 60″ Sc-Ti 7X is a 385-gram scandium-titanium alloy pole for LSMs and close defenders. It is metal, which means the checks you throw all game dent it instead of breaking it. If you want a lighter pole and can accept composite's failure mode, the Darkhorse-375 is the carbon alternative at the same length.

Who this is for

• Close defenders who throw checks every possession and are tired of replacing poles
• LSMs who need a pole that survives ground balls and transition contact
• Players who have had a composite pole let go mid-check

Who this isn't for

• Poles who prioritise weight above everything. 385 g is a substantial pole. Carbon goes lighter — see the Darkhorse-375 at 375 g.
• Attack and midfield. You want the 30″ Sc-Ti 7X.
• Goalies. Wrong profile.

Specs

Metal pole vs carbon pole

A defensive pole takes more contact than any other shaft on the field, so failure mode matters more here than anywhere.

Scandium-titanium at 385 g absorbs checks by deforming. A dented pole is still a pole. You keep playing and you replace it on your schedule.

Carbon composite — the Darkhorse-375 at 375 g, or the Darkhorse-425 at 425 g if you break poles — is stiffer and transmits a check more directly. When composite fails it fails completely, usually at the worst moment.

If you have snapped more than one pole in a season, metal is the honest recommendation.

Finish — which grip

• Bead Blast — uniform matte texture. The subtlest of the two, and the most forgiving if you re-tape.
• 3D Raised Checkered Grip — raised checker pattern for secure control in wet or sweaty conditions.

Warranty and legality

NFHS and NCAA legal in every colour and finish.

Warranty runs 180 days. Claims are reviewed within 5 business days — email dave@primosportsco.com to start one.

Questions

Is 385 g heavy for a pole?
It is a substantial pole, chosen deliberately. Mass is what lets metal absorb repeated checks. The Darkhorse-375 carbon pole is 375 g if you want lighter at the same length.

Is it legal for high school and college?
Yes. NFHS and NCAA legal.

Do I need to tape it?
No. Both finishes are textured for grip without tape.

How long is the warranty?
180 days, with claims reviewed within 5 business days.