Lacrosse Equipment
Outfit players from first practice to playoffs with complete sticks, heads & shafts, protective gear, goalie kits, balls, and training accessories. Designed for youth, high school, college, men’s and women’s rule sets, this collection ensures legal, durable, and position-specific equipment. Build confidence with the right fit, certified protection, and training tools for skills and safety.
Complete sticks, protective gear, goalie kits, balls, and training accessories for players of all levels. Legal, durable, and position-tuned equipment for safe and confident play.
Lacrosse Equipment — Gladiator Lacrosse Gear from $10 to $900
Peak Primal Wellness carries a focused lineup of Gladiator Lacrosse equipment built for players who want reliable gear without overpaying for unnecessary extras. The collection spans from a $10 NOCSAE-certified lacrosse ball to a $900 professional-grade 6' x 6' goal, so there is a practical entry point whether you are setting up a backyard wall or outfitting a competitive program.
This category is a solid fit for high school and college players, coaches running team practices, and parents looking to give a motivated kid a real setup at home. The main decision here is usually about goals and nets: what size, what net thickness, and how permanent the installation needs to be. Everything else, clips, cords, replacement nets, and shooting targets, is modular and easy to add later.
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Lacrosse Equipment Buying Guide: Three Decisions
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Choose the Right Goal for Your Setup
Backyard and recreational use: The Casey Powell Signature Goal at $300 gives you a proper steel frame and all-weather net without the full competition-grade investment. It handles daily practice volume and holds up through seasons of use.
Competitive and program use: The $900 Professional Goal is built to NCAA and NFHS specifications with a 2-inch steel frame and 6 mm net. If your goal will be used in sanctioned play or high-volume team training, this is the tier to buy into.
Match Net Thickness to Your Training Intensity
Light to moderate use: A 5.0 mm replacement net at $130 handles recreational and occasional team practice well. It installs easily and fits standard 6' goals without modification.
High-intensity or outdoor-permanent setups: The 6.0 mm and 7.0 mm options (ranging from $150 to $210) offer UV resistance and heavier construction for goals that stay outside year-round or take repeated hard shots daily.
Stock the Right Accessories Before You Practice
Ball supply: NOCSAE-certified lacrosse balls at $10 each keep your training consistent with game conditions and ensure shot feel is accurate when working on accuracy drills.
Shooting and attachment hardware: The $90 shooting target adds structured zone practice, while bungee fasteners at $40 and lacing cord at $16 ensure your net stays secure through every session.
Key Benefits of Lacrosse Equipment
Measurably Better Shooting Accuracy
Structured lacrosse practice equipment like the Gladiator Lacrosse seven-zone shooting target gives players a concrete framework for improving shot placement over time. Repetition against defined zones builds muscle memory faster than open-net practice and shows progress in a way that generic shooting does not.
Durable Gear That Handles Real Conditions
Gladiator Lacrosse goals and replacement nets are built with UV-resistant materials and heavy-gauge steel frames that stay functional through weather exposure and heavy use. Choosing the right net thickness from the start means fewer mid-season replacements and more consistent rebound behavior on every shot.
Training Consistency That Carries Into Games
Using NOCSAE-certified balls and regulation-size goals at home means your muscle memory and spatial awareness are calibrated to real game conditions, not approximations. That consistency matters when the gap between practice and performance needs to be as small as possible.
A Setup That Grows With Your Skill Level
Starting with a solid goal, a few certified balls, and a shooting target gives you a complete lacrosse training setup — with lacrosse training aids like rebounder clips and zone targets ready to layer in as your game develops. Replacement nets, rebounder clips, and additional targets all add onto the same base, so your initial investment stays useful rather than getting replaced.
Space and Placement
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Standard Goal Dimensions
Both the Casey Powell Signature Goal and the Professional Goal use a 6' x 6' face, which matches official NCAA and NFHS lacrosse goal specifications and ensures training conditions mirror game conditions.
Heaviest Available Net Thickness
The 7.0 mm replacement net is the thickest option in the lineup, designed for round or square 6' x 6' frames where maximum durability under repeated high-velocity impact is the priority.
Shooting Target Coverage
The Gladiator Lacrosse Beginner Goal Target divides the goal face into seven distinct target zones, giving players specific aiming points for developing corner accuracy and placement discipline during solo or coached drills.
Ownership: Warranty, Care and Returns
Warranty & Support
Gladiator Lacrosse products are backed by manufacturer warranty coverage that addresses defects in materials and workmanship. Coverage terms vary by product type, with goals and frames generally carrying longer warranty periods than net accessories and consumable components. Contact Peak Primal Wellness with your order details to confirm the specific warranty terms for the product you purchased.
Care & Cleaning
Lacrosse nets and accessories benefit from simple maintenance: rinse with fresh water after outdoor use in dusty or wet conditions, and allow nets and cords to air dry completely before storing them in enclosed spaces. Metal clips and fasteners should be dried after rain exposure to prevent surface oxidation. Storing replacement nets flat or loosely rolled rather than tightly compressed helps them retain their shape and attachment geometry.
Returns
Peak Primal Wellness accepts returns on unused lacrosse equipment within 30 days of delivery, provided items are in original condition and packaging. Replacement nets and accessories that have been installed or used outdoors are not eligible for return, so confirm net size and frame compatibility before installation. If you ordered the wrong net size or attachment style, reach out before opening the package and we can help arrange an exchange.
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Lacrosse Equipment FAQ
What is the best lacrosse equipment for home and competitive use?⌄
For backyard practice, the Gladiator Lacrosse 6' x 6' Casey Powell Signature Goal at $300 gives you a durable steel frame and all-weather net without the full professional price tag. If you need a setup that meets NCAA and NFHS specs for competitive settings, the $900 Professional Goal with a 6 mm net and 2-inch steel frame is the right call. Add a $90 shooting target and NOCSAE-certified balls to complete the training setup.
How do Gladiator Lacrosse products compare within the lineup?⌄
Gladiator Lacrosse is the only brand carried here, so the comparison is really about tier. The Casey Powell Signature Goal at $300 is built for serious recreational and team training use, while the $900 Professional Goal steps up to competition-grade frame thickness and a heavier 6 mm net. Replacement nets range from $130 to $210 depending on mesh thickness and attachment style, so you can upgrade an existing frame without buying a new goal.
What net thickness should I choose for my lacrosse goal?⌄
A 5.0 mm net handles regular practice volume well and installs easily on standard 6' x 6' x 7' frames. The 6.0 mm and 7.0 mm options add durability against high-velocity shots and extended outdoor exposure. If your goal sees daily team use or sits in a region with harsh UV and weather conditions, the heavier nets are worth the modest price difference and hold their shape longer under repeated impact.
Are Gladiator Lacrosse goals suitable for official game play?⌄
The $900 Professional Goal is built to meet NCAA and NFHS specifications, which covers most sanctioned high school and collegiate play. The $300 Casey Powell Signature Goal is designed for training and recreational competition. Always confirm with your specific league or school athletic department, since some organizations have additional requirements around goal anchoring and net attachment methods.
How do I replace a net on a standard 6' x 6' lacrosse goal?⌄
Gladiator Lacrosse replacement nets are designed for straightforward installation using the included lacing cord or optional bungee cord fasteners. Remove the worn net, thread the new net through the frame pipes, and secure with lacing cord or clips. The 72-inch lacing cord sold separately at $16 and the 24-pack bungee fasteners at $40 give you the hardware to do a clean, tight installation without improvising.
What lacrosse training equipment helps improve shooting accuracy?⌄
The Gladiator Lacrosse Beginner Goal Target at $90 divides your goal face into seven distinct target zones, which forces more deliberate shot placement rather than just firing at the net. Pair it with a consistent ball supply using NOCSAE-certified lacrosse balls and a wall rebounder setup using the metal replacement clips. That combination covers shooting, passing repetition, and catching fundamentals in a single home training environment.
Do Gladiator Lacrosse goals work for women's and men's lacrosse?⌄
Yes. The 6' x 6' goal dimensions are standard across both men's and women's lacrosse at the high school and collegiate levels. The goals, replacement nets, and training accessories in this collection are compatible with both formats. For youth or modified rules programs, confirm goal size requirements with your specific league before purchasing, since some youth formats use different dimensions.
How long do outdoor lacrosse nets typically last?⌄
Durability depends on net thickness, UV exposure, and how frequently the goal is used. A 5.0 mm net used a few times per week outdoors will generally last one to two seasons before showing significant wear. The 6.0 mm UV-resistant options are rated for longer exposure and hold up better through repeated high-velocity shots. Bringing nets indoors during off-season months adds meaningful life regardless of thickness.
What is the difference between bungee fasteners and lacing cord for net attachment?⌄
Bungee cord fasteners create a snug, slightly elastic connection between the net and frame, which makes installation faster and absorbs some of the impact from hard shots. Lacing cord provides a tighter, more traditional attachment with very little give. Both methods work reliably. Bungee fasteners from Gladiator Lacrosse cost $40 for a 24-pack and are a good option if you swap nets frequently or want quicker setup during drills.
What makes the Casey Powell Signature Goal different from the standard Professional Goal?⌄
The Casey Powell Signature Goal at $300 carries a signature endorsement from a recognized professional player and is built for durable training and recreational use. The $900 Professional Goal uses a heavier 2-inch steel frame, a thicker 6 mm all-weather net, and is specifically constructed to meet NCAA and NFHS competition specifications. The Professional Goal is the right pick if your environment demands a regulation-grade setup rather than a high-quality training goal.
Are NOCSAE-certified lacrosse balls required for practice?⌄
NOCSAE certification is required for sanctioned play and is the standard many coaches and programs carry over into practice to keep training conditions consistent with game conditions. The Gladiator Lacrosse Official Pink Lacrosse Ball at $10 per ball meets that standard and is made from 100% rubber with a grip texture. Using certified balls also means shot feel and rebound behavior off goals and rebounders will match what players experience in games.
Can I use the Velcro replacement net on any goal frame?⌄
The Gladiator Lacrosse 6.0 mm Velcro Net at $210 is designed with a universal fit intended to work across a range of goal frames, not just Gladiator Lacrosse goals specifically. The Velcro attachment system skips lacing cord entirely, which speeds up installation significantly. If you have an older or non-standard frame, confirm the pipe diameter and corner geometry against the product specs before ordering to ensure a clean fit.
