There are many things lacrosse players look for in their gear: strength, durability, a nice design, good grip, and much more. One of the most important things for players to…
Most advanced lacrosse players buy separate heads and shafts so they can fully customize their sticks to their liking. There are way more individual head and shaft combinations than there…
Though lacrosse goalies aren't ripping shots and laying checks all game, their shaft is still a crucial part of the stick. Goalie shafts have to be light enough so the…
With so many options available, it can be hard to choose a new defense shaft for lacrosse. There are metal and carbon fiber options, different shapes, various grips, and other…
No matter how good your lacrosse head is, you can't have an elite stick unless you have a strong, lightweight shaft to go along with it. Shafts come in a…
Throughout my lacrosse career as a midfielder, I loved many aspects of the game including offense, defense, and transition. My favorite part, though—and probably what I was the best at—was…
Your lacrosse head is the single most important piece of equipment when it comes to performance.Sure, helmets and pads are important for safety, but your lacrosse head helps determine how…
Defensemen need stiff and durable heads that can withstand 60 minutes of hard checks, shot deflections, and ground ball scrums. Many defensive players also prefer wider heads that give them…
Having a good head and string job is probably more important for attackmen than any other position in lacrosse.Attackmen often carry the ball, initiate the offense, dodge one on one…