AmpedUpApparel makes a lot of cool novelty items, but their coolest might be their GrassSlides. These flip flops are perfect for lounging around or wearing after practice and will be sure to turn heads. They may not Continue Reading
When it came out, I reviewed the original SwaxLax training ball and saw a ton of benefits to using it (read that review here). I thought it was great for kids learning to play the game, who might be afraid of Continue Reading
Last year, ECD dropped their first head, the Mirage, which I liked a lot but knew there was room for them to improve in the future. This year, not only did they release a new head to follow up the Mirage, but they Continue Reading
Wolf Athletics has been known to churn out products that are different than anything else on the market. The new Element U-2 shaft is also quite different than other products out there, but less out of the box Continue Reading
Stringers Society (https://stringersociety.com) is a new lacrosse site who recently had a few good articles that we enjoyed reading: https://stringerssociety.com/sergio-salcido/ Continue Reading
There has been a ton of different types of mesh that have come out within the last few years, but the most popular one on the market seems to be Hero Mesh from ECD Lacrosse. I reviewed the original Hero Mesh last Continue Reading
East Coast Dyes has been very successful at everything that they’ve done so far. First their East Coast Mesh, then their Carbon shaft line and Hero Mesh, have all been quality products that have sold tons of Continue Reading
Traditional Lacrosse, a company best known for their beautiful wooden sticks, also makes two plastic head, the Traditional head and the Nation head. Both of these heads are very similar and are pretty nice. Both Continue Reading
Most mini sticks on the market are cheap, smaller version of other heads that manufacturers make. These heads are usually made with cheaper materials, aren’t that great and break easily. The guys at Nature Continue Reading
It’s common among lacrosse players to associate a really light lacrosse shaft with the youth game where the checks aren’t strong enough to break a shaft in half like we have seen a few times in the college game. I Continue Reading
