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The Keeper is our patent-pending goalie shaft. We’ve placed the kanuga
shape at the top of the shaft next to the head so it fits perfectly in
the “v” between your thumb and forefinger for optimum grip and
ergonomic fit and feel in your top hand. For those who prefer the
familiar feel of an octagon shape, the shaft can be rotated so the
octagon portion is at the top and the kanuga shape is at the bottom.
In Native American communities, the “Faith Keeper” or the “Dream
Keeper” is a leader, the one others look to for inspiration. The
goalie in many sports is also called a “goalkeeper” or just “keeper”.
Certainly in lacrosse, the goalie is a unique person – the one crazy
enough to stand in front of 100+ mph shots and the one other players
put their faith in to lead them to victory.
Available to ship either with or without a Talon Grip end cap. Please select an end cap option in the "Choose your options..." box above.
You may also personalize your Keeper shaft by adding a custom laser etching to the top portion of the shaft (20 characters maximum) in one of three font styles.
ALL hickory and walnut shafts are made to order so they will require an additional 24 hours
of processing (curing) time from the date of manufacture. If your order
arrives after 3 pm PST, the hickory or walnut shaft will be hand-made
the following business day and will then require the additional curing time.
Unfortunately, due to the extremely high shipping charges, we do NOT
offer a Saturday delivery option. If you must have a shaft delivered on
a Saturday, please email us at "info@talonlacrosse.com" prior to
placing your order. We will then do our best to determine the UPS
shipping rates and make special arrangements to have it delivered to you on
Saturday.
International shipping
charges are not accurately
reflected in our online shopping cart due primarily to varying brokerage
fees. Please expect a phone call from one of our customer service reps
shortly after your order is placed to resolve the shipping charges on
your international order.
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