Budget Lacrosse Helmets Under $100 That Are Actually Worth Wearing
Let's be honest about what's happening at the sub-$100 helmet market: you're making compromises. The question is which…
Let's be honest about what's happening at the sub-$100 helmet market: you're making compromises. The question is which…
Not everything with a premium price tag earns it. Here are five lacrosse products that charge more than they're worth, and the specific alternatives that beat them on value.
Playing competitive high school lacrosse without a four-figure equipment budget is absolutely doable. Here's how to build a complete, quality setup for under $300.
Starting lacrosse and not sure what you actually need? This is the no-nonsense guide to building your first gear setup without overspending or under-protecting.
StringKing brought their reputation for quality mesh into the complete stick market with the Complete 2 Junior. The result is the best-strung youth stick you can buy right off the shelf.
The Maverik Tactik 2.0 does something rare for a complete youth stick — it doesn't embarrass itself. Solid stringing, good shaft, and a price parents can live with.
The STX Stallion 900 has quietly become the default answer for players who want quality gloves without paying flagship prices. Here's why they earned that reputation.
At under $100, the Maverik Rome RX3 is the most defensible entry-level helmet in lacrosse. It's not perfect, but it's honest about what it is.
The STX Stallion 600 doesn't pretend to be a Cascade. It's a solid, honest mid-range helmet that earns its $130 price tag without apology.