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Warrior Titan Pro - $170
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The Titan Pro has thinner walls than the Titan Classic and is a little bit lighter as well. (Defense length = $260)
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STX Sc+Ti Premiere - $165
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The Sc + Ti Premiere is STX's high-end handle for 2006. While at first glance it doesn't look like there is a lot to get excited about, it is extremely lightweight and has a nice, smooth feel to it.
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Warrior Titan Classic - $155
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Warrior's Titan Classic is the handle that started it all for a company that now has a large stake in the lacrosse industry. (Defense length = $240)
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Brine Ti 22 - $150
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Brine's Classic Titanium handle has a slick finish and relatively flat edges. This is Brine's high-end handle outside of the MP "Swizzle" line.
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Warrior Dolomite - $130
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The Warrior Dolomite is the next breed of alloy from Warrior. It is a mix between the Titanium and Krypto Pro lines and appears to be a good one at that. (Defense length = $185)
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Warrior Diamond - $125
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The Warrior Diamond is extremely lightweight and rigid, but what really sets it apart is its unique, tacky feel, which (mostly) eliminates the need for tape.
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STX Crankshaft 10 Ti - $115
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STX's Crankshaft Titanium model is the exact same as its standard Titanium, but made for the Crankshaft series heads. (Defense length = $200)
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Brine Sc21 Air - $110
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The Sc21 Air tries to alleviate some of Brine's Scandium weight problems by using innovative holes throughout the handle to lessen weight.
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Gait Silencer - $110
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The Gait Silencer comes in both the TOS (offset) and straight versions. A titanium/scandium alloy, the Silencer is very reminiscent of the Gait Anarchy, but is a little stronger.
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Warrior Woodrow - $110
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The Warrior Woodrow is another Krypto Pro variant with a twist on the appearance. This one comes with an interesting coating that looks just like a real wood handle.
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Brine Swizzle Scandium - $100
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Brine's Swizzle line has moved on to the Scandium series handles and completely away from the 7075s from previous years.
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STX Titanium - $105
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STX's high-end titanium handle has a nice-feeling grip to it that isn't as slick as some of the other titanium handles on the market.
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Warrior Krypto Pro - $105
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What the Titan Pro is to the Titan Classic, the Krypto Pro is to the Kryptolyte. (Defense length = $155)
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STX Scandium - $90
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Scandium is a “between” type handle that helps bridge the gap between the C405 and the Titanium handles.
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Gait DB 803 - $80
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The DB803 is one of the lightest handles in the game. It is a titanium alloy, meaning that it may not be as strong as a traditional handle. (Defense length = $115)
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STX Axe C405 - $70
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The Axe C405 competes with Warrior's Kryptolyte and other C405 alloys on the market.
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Warrior Kryptolyte - $70
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In our opinion, the Kryptolyte gives a better value for the money than any other handle on the market. (Defense length = $95)
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STX Crankshaft 7050 - $60
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The STX Crankshaft 7050 series is a lightweight and cost-effective alternative to the Titanium version. (Defense length = $75)
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Warrior Platinum - $50
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Warrior's Platinum CU31 series is the next step up from aluminum. (Defense length = $65)
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Brine Ignite - $40
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Brine's Ignite Classic is more or less the next step up from an aluminum handle and competes with the Warrior Platinum series.
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Warrior Alloy 6000 - $22
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This is Warrior's entry-level handle. It's aluminum, so it's relatively lightweight, but it will bend, ding, and break more easily than any other handle out there.
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