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Re: Material search

A carbon reinforced composite can hold a lot of force (depending on the size) and is VERY light. There isn't that much friction either. (Well, I'm not positive, but it's about the same as a metal). A perfect example would be a hockey stick. (Look at team 20, for example! )

Hockey sticks also run a variety of prices, depending on the quality, but can be pretty cheap. (Usually aluminum is cheapest, going all the way up to the expensive graphite ones)

If you need any more help, please let me know!
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