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#11
04-27-2005, 08:43 AM
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Re: questions for lacrosse players
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I'm very old school. I still use the same model sticks I grew up with; every time they break i just buy a new one. [/ QUOTE ] i'd love to do that but i don't think they even make my favorite anymore. the closest looks like the stx x2+, but that has the forward cantilever that wasn't around back in the day. 
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#12
04-27-2005, 09:06 AM
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Re: questions for lacrosse players
I'm currently a senior in HS and i've played all four years on varsity as attack (started almost 1/2 the games as a freshman) and am planning on playing in college, most likely D2. I currently use a Warrior KrypoPro shaft, Warrior EvoPro head, brine ventilator X gloves, Cascade CPX helmet. These are basically all of the newest and best equiptment and will run you up pretty steep. other . for the helmet though a cascade CPRO or CPX is definitely your best bet, very sleek, light, and protective. personally for my head i use hard mesh with a V pocket and two shooting strings and 1 nylon, getting tighter gradually as the strings go up. all of the equiptment i listed are very durable, and the shaft you are talking about (warrior alloy 2000) is pretty damn cheap but i think it might last you a while, gl!
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#13
04-27-2005, 09:13 AM
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Re: questions for lacrosse players
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the shaft you are talking about (warrior alloy 2000) is pretty damn cheap but i think it might last you a while, gl! [/ QUOTE ] yeah it was less than $20, with shipping, on ebay so i basically said why not give it a try. nothing to lose really.
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#14
04-27-2005, 12:24 PM
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Re: questions for lacrosse players
the alloy2000 is one heavy bitch, and it'll probably break in half with one good check, splurge and get an F15 (or similiar) from brine-it'll run about 45 bucks and check into some of the newer heads, they're 2 steps ahead of the proton.....
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#15
04-27-2005, 12:34 PM
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Re: questions for lacrosse players
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the alloy2000 is one heavy bitch, and it'll probably break in half with one good check, [/ QUOTE ] looks like i just wasted $20 then [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] [ QUOTE ] splurge and get an F15 (or similiar) from brine-it'll run about 45 bucks and check into some of the newer heads, they're 2 steps ahead of the proton..... [/ QUOTE ] are you talking about those heads with the flexible sidewalls? they look very weird.
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#16
04-27-2005, 04:49 PM
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Re: questions for lacrosse players
haha no, i don't like any of that gimmicky-crap like the sidewalls that swing or the proton with the extra plastic "fingers" or whatever they're called.
I would recoomend any of the heads from debeer right now-even their 30 dollar head "icon" is really good. Also a great head right now is the stx profile, i think 1/2 my team uses it here. Gloves-i love my ignitors, but they're expensive
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#17
04-27-2005, 04:58 PM
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Re: questions for lacrosse players
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[ QUOTE ] I'm very old school. I still use the same model sticks I grew up with; every time they break i just buy a new one. [/ QUOTE ] i'd love to do that but i don't think they even make my favorite anymore. the closest looks like the stx x2+, but that has the forward cantilever that wasn't around back in the day. [/ QUOTE ] Ah the excalibur. another old favourite. that and the stx turbo are the sticks i grew up on until i stopped paying for head [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] btw i love the feel of a wood shaft. the aluminum and composite and titanium ones just don't do it for me.
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