Earlier today, I was thrilled to learn how many of our readers know about lacrosse heads. This afternoon, I posted an ambiguous picture of a head on one of our Instagram accounts. Within 20 seconds, Twittmer_103 said, “Troque #easy.” Pretty close, but no rubber cigar! Two minutes later, hh_ryans correctly stated, “Torque 3.”
Inspired, I took more pics to highlight the Canuck stringing job (I gave it more of a mid-to-high pocket – as opposed to a gator trap all the way at the top. Details about the special wax mesh will come at a later date) and 2013 Gait Scandal Shaft. View the full album on our Facebook page.
The Gait Torque 3 Lacrosse Head is designed to meet new NCAA and NFHS specifications.
Inside Stringing Tabs with inverted V shape provides the narrowest allowable pocket for NCAA play. Drop-V Scoop channels the pocket allowing for improved accuracy and quicker release point.
Multi Hole Stringing System allows for multiple stringing patterns. Inside Control Tabs improve ball retention during cradling.
You are looking at the new 2013 Gait Scandal shaft. This handle has undeniable strength. It might be due to the combination of 7055 and Scandium. But just because it’s strong doesn’t mean it has to be dense and heavy. The Scandal weighs only 130g making it one of the lightest shafts on the market.
I’ve made an album on our Facebook page with more pics.
[…] 7, 2013 by Thomas AlfordCategories: Stringing Three days ago, I posted pics from the latest I head I strung. The mesh used is by a company called Twisted Colors. Located in Cape Cod, MA, Twisted […]