Titan

Newest Review: ... and ability to withstand the rigours of time. Sticks are going to break. we all know that but so quickly? The old Titan ... more

... sticks used to last a while and them one day, BOOM! they would splinter like you have never seen a stick go. Now that is quite dangerous on the ice. I think it was because they didnt put enough laminate on the shafts or the wood was too brittle in construction. With the modern paddles, they pretty much do the same thing. whereas the competition tend to "blade break", which is when a paddle snaps in half or cracks, the titan paddles snap off clean at the end of the shafts. This makes changing the paddles very diff...more

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Red Titan. Watch those splinters. (368 words)
by - written on 01/10/01 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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In the days before Aluminium took over as the new way forward for Ice Hockey Sticks, all wooden sticks were what we used to propel the little Rubber disc around the ice at speeds approaching 100 miles an hour. Now stick come in varying strengths and flexes. These helps different types of shot in different ways. For a "Slap shot" type of player, you needed a very stiff stick. This is where Titan were leaders. For a "Wrist Shot" type of player, you needed a stick with plenty of whip in it. Something like a Koho. Titan are still a big favourite with the "wooden stick" brigade. In fact, they also make paddles for ... Read the complete review

THE BALL-HOCKEY STICK (211 words)
by - written on 05/11/00 (66 readings)
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Anyone who has played ball hockey on a rough surface knows that sticks just don't last. Although I would never use a TITAN on the ICE, they are used in abundance on the streets. All TITAN's have a synthetically reinforced heel and base. The synthetic reinforcement in sandwiched between two wooden faces. This insert stops the blade from cracking as much as a traditional wooden stick. Normally the wood grain runs in the vertical direction. When the base becomes worn and the protective coating is removed from the wood, the rubbing of the stick on the rough ground will cause the exposed grains to seperate. Once seperated small pieces will tend ... Read the complete review