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  • Warrior Hundy Gloves - Worth every cent in the Hundy
    Warrior Hundy Lacrosse Gloves
    LGR Rating:
    4

    The Warrior Hundy lacrosse gloves are striking and elegant looking gloves with very vibrant colors. I like how the pads are designed in the form of the Warrior logo and the large circular W further enhances their appeal. But the reality is that looks are no indication of performance.

    The name is also a bit distracting. I mean, what if someone wants to sell them for more than a hundred bucks? How does that work? I have no insight into what Warrior was thinking, but none of that matters either. If you want protection, if you want comfort, if you want affordability, if you want smart design, you want the Hundy's.

  • STX Proton Power Head - Packing raw power into your shots
    STX Proton Power Lacrosse Head
    LGR Rating:
    4
    Avg User Rating:
    3.666665

    From the best-selling Proton family, we have the STX Proton Power. The head features STX Forward Cant technology, a new aerodynamic design and a scoop which allows for extra flex when shooting. It has the perfect shape for maximum ball control with pin point accuracy when shooting and catching the ball. The head is NFHS compliant only.

  • STX Super Power Head - An all round super performer
    STX Super Power Lacrosse Head
    LGR Rating:
    4
    Avg User Rating:
    4

    Sitting near the top of the stack is the STX Super Power lacrosse head. This lacrosse head weighs 4.5ox / 120g which is on the very light side of the scale. It is surprisingly stiff given its weight, yet flexes nicely when you shoot. The head is also NFHS & NCAA compliant.

  • Gait Ice 30" Attack Shaft - Look cool with the Ice
    Gait Ice 30" Attack Lacrosse Shaft
    LGR Rating:
    4
    Avg User Rating:
    2

    Gait lacrosse has released the Ice lacrosse shaft as their lightweight option for up-and-coming players. The Ice is made from one of the stronger aluminium alloys. With a little added touch of Scandium, this shaft really starts to nudge into higher performance categories. How good is it? Let's take a look.

  • Maverik Wonderboy 30" Attack Shaft - Wonderfully light
    Maverik Wonderboy 30" Attack Lacrosse Shaft
    LGR Rating:
    3
    Avg User Rating:
    4.666665

    Is it a retro 1980's arcade game? Is it a take on Roy Hobb's bat? No, it's the Maverik Wonderboy lacrosse head 2012 edition! This shaft was first released in the fall of 2005 and brings together a great combination of strength, durability and lightness. To this day it continues to deliver.

    Sorry Maverik for the gags about the name. I think we partly built this website just to poke fun at this name. Haven't you seen the movie? Don't you know he breaks the bat?

  • Warrior Riot Gloves - You'll be surprised just how good they are
    Warrior Riot Lacrosse Gloves
    LGR Rating:
    4
    Avg User Rating:
    3.333335

    Flying quietly under the radar are the Warrior Riot lacrosse gloves. These gloves are mainly known for their detachable cuffs, which they provide two of for colour customisation, but their features don't stop there. Single layered palm design, solid hand and finger protection, additional pinkie protection, mesh inserts in the palm and water proof exterior all come together to make a great case for these gloves.

  • STX Eclipse Keeper Head - As the name says, it eclipses everything

    STX Eclipse Keeper Lacrosse Head
    LGR Rating:
    4
    Avg User Rating:
    4.333335

    Deciding on STX Eclipse to be the first goalie lacrosse head we'd review was a no brainer. We'd heard so much about his head we had to put it through its paces. We wanted to know if what people were saying stacked up against a critical review. Here we go.

    The Eclipse weighs in around 11.2oz / 318 grams. It's not the lightest goalie head going around, but puts it amongst the lighter heads. Any concerns with the head being too heavy are easily allayed with an ultra light pole, like the Gait Ice.

  • Brine King Superlight Gloves - They're light on, but a bit light on
    Brine King Superlight Lacrosse Gloves
    LGR Rating:
    3
    Avg User Rating:
    4.333335

    Brine has relaunched the Superlight series, but this time as a glove. Boasting an innovative lightweight approach to glove design, the Brine King Superlight lacrosse glove really lightens the load. But does this light weight approach still deliver on the protection and durability, or is it robbing Peter to pay Paul? Let's take a closer look and find out.

    The Brine King Superlight lacrosse gloves weight about 6oz, which does make them light. Brine has reduced the weight by substituting core materials for lighter ones and using a dual density foam.

  • Warrior Kryptolyte 30" Attack Shaft - Claw back your opponents
    Warrior Kryptolyte 30" Attack Lacrosse Shaft
    LGR Rating:
    3
    Avg User Rating:
    4.333335

    The Kryptolyte is Warrior signature lightweight lacrosse shaft. Dubbed as the most popular handle in lacrosse for over a decade, the shaft is made from a high-grade aluminium alloy and emblazoned with latest flashy Warrior logo. Also featuring Warriors unique Kung Fu grip, this shaft is strong and inescapable from your claw of death! Bwahaha!

  • Brine Swizzle Scandium 30" Attack Shaft - Sizzle with the Swizzle
    Brine Swizzle Scandium 30" Attack Lacrosse Shaft
    LGR Rating:
    4
    Avg User Rating:
    4.666665

    Brine has given their Swizzle Scandium lacrosse shaft a facelift for 2012. Featuring the lightweight scandium alloy construction, the shaft is a durable as ever. The 3D grip and Zone Tak finish still feature, but have been given a make over.  Opting to not use the Mikey Powell logo in the grip, Brine have decided instead to go with the "King" logo.

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