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Back in October we knew the Pittsburgh gloves would be fire. The University of Pittsburgh Brine Shakedowns were just awarded the best gloves of 2010 by 412. View Glove...
Some new pictures of Brine arm guards today, including images of the Thriller, Shakedown and LoPro. The arm guards come in a number of colorways such as Carolina, Maroon, Forest, Orange, Red, Royal and Black. Pictures after the jump.
Start bidding now for a shot at these Brine Shakedown gloves from the Iroquois Nationals. Continue...
Chicago Machine attackman, MLL All-Star and USA Team alternate, Kevin Leveille, will be wearing three custom gloves for the MLL season; Brine Thrillers, Shakedowns and King IIIs. View More...
Brine has rolled out three more teams gloves: Air Force, Harvard and Salisbury. Shakedowns for Harvard and King II's for Air Force and Salisbury.
Last week we showed you the Brine glove mock-ups that Maryland's club lacrosse team will be wearing next spring. Now we bring you the gloves that the Syracuse club team will be wearing. >>READ MORE
Brine posted a picture of some custom Brine Shakedown gloves on its Facebook page yesterday. >>READ MORE
Brine will be outfitting one Toronto Nationals player and one Boston Cannons player with custom designed gloves for the MLL All-Star game. The Cannons' player will be wearing the red and white Brine Vengeance gloves while the Nationals player will be wearing the Red, White, and Black Brine Shakedowns. More (and larger) pics after the jump.
Playoff time calls for extreme measures. Brine's new gloves for the Blue Devils are of course light weight and fresh, but there are other features that you might find intriguing.
With the Manchester 2010 FIL World Lacrosse Championships five months away, teams are getting their gear in order. The Italian team is one of them. Lacrosse Playground has the mock ups of Brine Shakedowns and Brine King IIs that players have to choose from.
The Ivy League has a deep lacrosse tradition. The league captured the first USILA championship in 1881, the first NCAA Championship in 1971 and remains one of the premiere leagues today even with the absence of athletic scholarships. As far as jerseys, there is an emphasis on the classic. Not surprisingly, some schools have remained very conservative in their attire, while others have broken the mold.
