Lacrosse Equipment

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Lacrosse Equipment

Outfit players from first practice to playoffs. This collection covers complete sticks, heads & shafts, protective gear, goalie kits, bags, balls, and training goals—organized for youth, high school, college, men’s and women’s rule sets. Build confidence with the right fit, legal specs, and durable materials.

Game-Ready
Legal pocket setups, stick lengths, and certified balls where required.
Protective Fit
Helmets/headgear, gloves, shoulder & arm protection sized for comfort and mobility.
Position Focus
Attack/middie quick releases, defense length & control, goalie-specific protection.
Train Anywhere
Rebounders, nets, targets, and accessories for solo or team drills.

Always follow your league’s current rules and equipment standards. When in doubt, ask your coach or athletic department before game day.

Lacrosse Equipment — Frequently Asked Questions

Men’s vs. women’s lacrosse gear—what’s different?
Stick head shapes, pocket depth, and legal stringing differ; men’s field uses more body contact and requires more padding. Women’s field requires goggles/eye protection and mouthguards; some levels allow headgear per local rules.
How do I choose the correct stick length?
By position and league: attack/middie short sticks, defense long poles (varies by level), goalies have unique lengths. Youth leagues often cap lengths for safety—check your rule book.
What makes a head “legal” for my level?
Dimensions, sidewall/offset, and pocket depth/ball visibility must meet your governing rules. Choose heads labeled for your game (men’s, women’s, box) and follow the brand’s stringing specs.
Do I need a complete stick or separate head/shaft?
Beginners benefit from complete sticks (balanced and pre-strung). Intermediate/advanced players often pair a preferred head with a specific shaft shape, flex, and weight.
How should protective gear fit?
Snug, full-range movement without gaps. Gloves cover the wrist when cradling; shoulder/arm pads sit flat without pinching; helmets/headgear should not rock and pass a gentle shake test.
What balls are allowed?
Many leagues require approved game balls (look for proper stamps/certifications and color). Practice balls may be different density; confirm with your coach.
How often should I replace mesh or strings?
When the pocket bags out, shooters fray, or performance changes in wet/cold. Many players refresh mesh/strings each season or sooner if heavily used.

Buying Guide: Build Your Lacrosse Kit

Step 1 — Pick Your Format & Level

  • Men’s / Boys’ Field • Women’s / Girls’ Field • Box/Indoor. Rules affect stick legality and protection.
  • Confirm your league’s current specs for stick lengths, head dimensions, and required protection.

Step 2 — Choose Stick Setup

  • Complete Stick: Ideal for new players—balanced, ready to play.
  • Head: Stiffness, scoop shape, sidewall design for ground balls, hold, and quick release.
  • Shaft: Alloy vs. composite; octagonal vs. shaped grips; check weight, grip texture, and flex.
  • Stringing: Mesh type, shooter setup, and sidewall pattern tuned to your release preference.

Step 3 — Dial Protection

  • Helmets/Headgear: Certified where required; fit and retention are critical.
  • Gloves: Thumb protection, palm feel, mobility.
  • Shoulder/Arm Pads: Coverage vs. flexibility; women’s field typically uses goggles and sometimes headgear per rules.
  • Goalie: Chest, throat, shin/leg protection, and goalie-specific gloves.

Step 4 — Add Essentials & Training

  • Balls: Game-approved and practice options.
  • Nets/Rebounders: Targets for passing, catching, and shooting mechanics.
  • Bags & Accessories: Tape, end caps, extra mesh, laces, and tools.

🔎 Quick Reference — Sizing & Spec Cheatsheet

Item How It Should Fit / What to Check Notes
Helmet/Headgear Snug crown, level on head, secure chinstrap; no rocking Match shell size to head circumference
Gloves Fingertips near end without pressure; wrist covered while cradling Test stick feel and mobility
Shoulder/Arm Pads Flat on torso/arms; no gaps at joints Range of motion for shooting
Stick Length Per position & league limit Confirm before game day
Head/ Pocket Legal depth/ball visibility per rules Consistent release across weather
Balls League-approved stamp/color as required Keep a game set + practice set

Rules and certifications update periodically—always verify with your coach or governing body before competition.

Product Lineup

Complete Sticks Ready-to-Play

Balanced setups for youth to elite.

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Heads & Stringing Customize

Heads, mesh, shooters, sidewalls, end caps.

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Shafts Feel & Control

Alloy & composite in attack, D-pole, and goalie lengths.

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Protective Gear Men’s/Women’s

Helmets/headgear, gloves, shoulder & arm pads, goggles.

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Goalie Gear Specialized

Mitts, chest, throat guards, goalie heads/shafts.

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Balls Game/Practice

League-approved game balls and durable practice packs.

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Goals, Nets & Rebounders Training

Backyard goals, targets, and passback nets.

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Bags & Accessories Essentials

Team bags, tape, tools, replacement parts.

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Key Benefits of the Right Lacrosse Setup

  • Confidence from legal, comfortable, and position-tuned gear.
  • Better touch and release with matched head/mesh/shaft combos.
  • Protection that balances coverage, mobility, and ventilation.
  • Faster skill development with at-home goals, targets, and rebounders.
  • Season-long durability with replaceable mesh, strings, and pads.

Compare Options

Category Best For Highlights Shop
Complete Sticks Beginners / quick start Balanced, legal pocket out-of-box View
Custom Head + Shaft Intermediate/Elite Tailored release, flex, grip View
Protective Sets Practice & games Fit, coverage, ventilation View
Goalie Kits Goalie starters High-impact coverage, stick control View
Training Nets/Rebounders Solo reps Passing, catching, accuracy View
Balls (Game/Practice) Team & home Approved stamps; bulk packs View

Care, Sizing & Safety

Re-tie shooters after break-in, and re-string if weather stretch affects release. Wipe pads and gloves after practice; air-dry fully to reduce odor and wear. Inspect helmets/headgear, cages, straps, and pads for cracks or compression and replace as needed. Keep a game ball set clean/dry and separate from practice balls. Check the latest league rules each season for any spec updates before competitions.

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