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After setting up your head with a pocket, the last thing to do is fit on a handle. There are many choices out there, though at Rock-it Pocket, we only carry handles that we have high esteem for. In a sense, we have taken much of the hard work in finding a handle out of the equation. Still, we carry over 20 attack/midfield length handles. Here are some guidelines to picking the right one for you:
Beginner Handles:
Beginners don't need to spend a lot of money on a handle. First of all, younger players aren't going to break many handles the way they will in high school and college. Secondly, they are likely to go through many handles as they discover their style and what they like. Outside of the Alloy 6000 (which should only be used by very young players), all of these handles are quality and their pricing is affordable.
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Intermediate Handles:
Our mid-range handles range a little better in terms of ability level. While some of our extremely high-end handles may be out of your price range, this group is both durable, affordable and popular. C405 (Krypto) alloys have a solid metal feel while the Scandium handles feel a little lighter and less durable. There are plusses and minuses to both.
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Advanced Handles
These are some of the most expensive handles we, or anyone else for that matter, will carry. On the other hand, they are also going to give you the most for your money. We recommend that only the most dedicated and advanced players pick from this list. As you can see, the common thread here is Titanium. Remember: You don't HAVE to buy Titanium to get a quality handle, but you usually will GET a quality handle if you do. Most Titanium handles will last for several years while inexpensive handles may need to be replaced more often.
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Defensive Handles
We only carry several styles of defense handles. They will fall into the same categories as above.
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