Best Lacrosse Nets & Replacement Nets
Many of the nets that come with lacrosse goals break down over time and start getting holes in them. I experienced this firsthand when I went through 3 nets in…
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Dave is the founder of Lax Drip. In his 15+ years of playing lacrosse, he always had trouble figuring out which gear to buy without a reliable and trustworthy gear review site—so he created the resource he always wished he had. Dave has played lacrosse at the high school, college, and adult levels and continues to play to this day.
Lacrosse Goalie Gear Guide
Finding the right gear is important for every position in lacrosse. For goalies that stand between the pipes and face shots pushing 100 mph game after game, however, finding the…
Best Lacrosse Shafts
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…
Best Defense Lacrosse Shafts
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…
Best Attack Lacrosse Shafts (for Attackmen & Middies)
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…
Best Lacrosse Heads
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…
Best Attack Lacrosse Heads
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…
Best Lacrosse Heads for Middies
As a midfielder myself, I know the importance of finding a great lacrosse head that can excel in all parts of the game. Middies are unique in that they play on…
Best Lacrosse Helmets for Youth & Adult Players
There is a risk of concussions with any activity involving big body checks, swinging metal sticks, and firing hard rubber balls 90+ miles per hour—and lacrosse is no exception. Of…