lacrosse heads
Designed from the ground up, for today’s evolving style of play, The Hawk offers a mid/high-pocket design coveted by the game’s top players. Developed in collaboration with The legendary Flip Naumburg, the Hawk ushers in an era of modern superiority on the playing field. Read More...
East coast Dyes Brings you a tutorial on how to string a Brine Clutch sidewall. Two of our best content providers, The Lacrosse Network and East Coast Dyes, have teamed up to bring LPG readers weekly instructional videos on stringing. Read More...
For this issue of Stylin’ Strings Lax Customs we wanted to capture the Easter holiday in an article. We had a unique project in the dye lab for Great Falls Lacrosse Club in Virginia. The project was for the girls programs from U-9 to U-15. They wanted some custom dyed heads to spruce up the goalie position. Read More...
Blueprint X6 is geared toward college players looking for a stiff and lightweight head. If you like the Clutch you will like the Blueprint X6. It is not HS/Youth legal. The Blueprint X6 is offered in a variety of fluorescent colors such as Blue, Yellow, Pink and Orange. Keep Reading...
Yesterday we showed you Warrior’s latest limited edition head/handle combo: The Mojo X Stars head and the Krypto Knevil handle. Warrior has another limited edition head/handle coming out with the Mojo X Karbon head and Krypto Karbon handle.
Warrior will soon be releasing two new, but very familiar-looking, heads this spring with the Evolyte and Evolyte X, Warrior has taken the molds of its best selling head (the Evolution) and will use the Warrior NOZ technology to create Warrior’s lightest head to date, with the Evolyte X coming in at 4.2 ounces and the Evolyte weight 3.9 ounces.
Yesterday we showed you the new Brine Clutch 2 and 2X, now take a look at what the two-shot molding process can produce and take a look at the heads that some college players will be using this spring. Keep Reading...
Brine is breaking ground this spring with the release of the Brine Clutch 2, featuring the first ever two-shot molding process in a lacrosse head.
South Swell Sports released its first Signature Series head (for Kyle Harrison) last December. Available now is the second installment of South Swell’s Signature Series: Paul Rabil.
This month Lacrosse Playground's resident head dyeing guru takes on the STX Revolver head. Max McCool does a revolver pattern on the new STX head.
Currently around 4,800 fans, STX has produced 3 factory pink X10 heads and will give them away if the manufacturer reaches 5,000 fans on its Facebook page by December 28.
