Lacrosse Playground

I recently got the opportunity to take on a project that I had wanted to do for a while.  A teammate of Yeardley Love’s asked me to dye a head using the colors and symbols of the One Love Foundation, and I was more than happy to do it.  I tried out a new way [...]

Join Skaggs and Dustin on their trip to University of Virginia! See the UVA Custom Dyes & Pocket Stringing. Here they will be giving the sticks to the UVA Men’s Lacrosse players, enjoying the campus, and giving you a behind the scenes look at what it takes to outfit the sticks of a major NCAA powerhouse. Read More…

Here are some great images of the Gait custom heads that were made up for the new Freshmen. Each rookie got a tour of their locker room and had a brand new custom head waiting for them. Dyeing gurus at Stylin’ Strings did the custom job for Virginia. Read More…

For this issue of Stylin’ Strings Lax Customs we chose a Green Chrome STX Revolver. St. Paddy’s day was months away but we needed a new clover demo for in the shop. The U.S. Lacrosse Convention was coming up so we decided we would take it there as well to show off. Read More…

I dyed this head for myself to use for club lacrosse this summer. I wanted something that would turn heads and get some attention on the field. It is dyed with a maryland flag theme with the outline of the state of Maryland and a black and red checkerboard fade.

My pal, Jason, emailed me a while back requesting a new batch of East Coast Conditioning heads dyed and strung up. Here are four of the six.

Team Red, White & Blue is playing in an upcoming tournament and asked if I could dye a couple heads with the logo and the theme of the website, www.teamrwb.com. The pattern originated with a simple White out design with the logos cut out on the inside of the head.

I’ve seen a few different digital camouflage dye jobs recently, including the awesome Boston Cannons one done by Sebastian Olsen last week. It motivated me to post the pictures I had of a dye job I began in June of last year. This is my take on the Digi-Camo dye.

Max McCool dyes a Van Halen/University of Alabama mash-up, and shows how quick and easy the style can be with a ruler and some electrical tape.

The Cherry Creek Alumni Team from Englewood Colorado wanted to pay tribute to an icon from their childhood at the Breckenridge Lax tournament this past August. Most of the team are from the class of 86′, 87′, 88′ & 89. A few are from the late 90′s. They decided to go with a Van Halen Franken Strat guitar stripe pattern on their uniforms, helmet decals, cleat customization and dye jobs. What says lacrosse more than Eddie Van Halen?! Read More…