A lacrosse stick or crosse is used to play the sport of lacrosse players use the lacrosse stick to handle the ball and to strike or check opposing players sticks causing them to drop the ball.
Lacrosse stick head types.
The goalie usually an experienced player will need a stiffer stick to defend the goal.
But epoch lacrosse has designed and launched a new 15 degree head.
Heads are either strung or unstrung.
The maverik havok lacrosse head is for aggressive minded defensemen long stick middies and faceoff wings looking to put a little offense in their play.
Our pro s can string any lacrosse head with any type of.
Goalies tend to prefer mesh because it reduces rebounds.
Shafts forms the lower part of the stick and with shafts differs in varies sizes based on the player s position and leagues.
If you are a disruptive type player the havok will allow you to shoot faster pass crisper and play harder than any other head on the market.
So heads form the top part of the stick with most heads are being made up of plastics nowadays and these heads are attached to shafts using screws to make it firm.
Lacrosse stick pocket types.
Defenders may use a stiffer stick than attack players.
Lacrosse sticks come with either a traditional woven pocket or a mesh pocket.
Mesh pockets are the most commonly used pockets.