Warrior Lacrosse
Founded in 1992, Warrior Lacrosse is a dominant force in the lacrosse industry. Warrior Lacrosse became a part of the New Balance empire in 2004 and has produced all forms of lacrosse gear from helmets and lacrosse sticks down to the cleats.
Warrior Lacrosse Heads
Evo Warp Pro 2
Regulator Max Warp Pro
Evo Warp Pro
Burn Warp Pro
Evo 5
Regulator Max
Lacrosse Shafts Defense
| Lacrosse Shafts Defense | Price |
|---|---|
| EVO DEF Shaft | $112 |
| Burn Diamond | $60 |
| Regulator Tactical | $57 |
| Regulator DEF | $53 |
| Burn Def 18 | $35 |
Lacrosse Shafts Offense
| Lacrosse Shafts Offense | Price |
|---|---|
| Fatboy Pro Carbon Shaft | $90 |
| Switch Comp Attacker | $40 |
| BURN ATK 18 | $28 |
| EVO ATK | $24 |
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Lacrosse Companies
ECD Lacrosse
From humble beginnings to endless possibilities, East Coast Dyes is the product of the true expansive and innovative nature of the founder, ECD Greg. Once a lacrosse head dyeing service, ECD upgraded to making their own wax mesh, they turned to making complete sticks and even lacrosse balls.
Rocket Mesh Lacrosse
Rocket Mesh lacrosse is a newer lacrosse company that took problem-solving to a whole new level with Dyneema mesh and tape-saver buttends. After rapid success, Rocket Mesh Lacrosse has become a trusted producer of shafts, mesh, and buttends.
Nike Lacrosse
Nike is one of the most well-known sports brands in the world and has branched out into lacrosse through STX. This partnership has been mutually beneficial and helped Nike gain insight into the facets of making exceptional lacrosse sticks, lacrosse equipment, and lacrosse cleats.
Epoch Lacrosse
Bringing innovation straight from the players themselves, Epoch lacrosse made their mark with carbon fiber lacrosse shafts and has expanded into protective lacrosse equipment and lacrosse heads. Since 2011, Epoch has put in the work to collect a share of the box and field lacrosse markets through new technologies and limit-pushing developments.
StringKing Lacrosse
Beginning as a mesh and stringing manufacturer, StringKing Lacrosse has ventured into lacrosse sticks and become a force with which to be reckoned. After starting up in 2011, this California based company has developed lacrosse heads and shafts that are widely used and praised.
Cascade Lacrosse
Bill Brine took a chance in 1986 and developed Cascade lacrosse with a passion to protect. Since the creation of Cascade, Bill Brine’s vision has become the leader in lacrosse helmet manufacturers by a substantial margin.
Maverik Lacrosse
A true “built by the players” company, Maverik Lacrosse was created by former pros, John Gagliardi and Jay Jalbert among others, in 2005. This lacrosse and lifestyle brand has grown quickly in a short time and become a major player directly affiliated with Cascade Lacrosse in a powerful duo.
STX Lacrosse
The creators of the modern lacrosse stick, STX Lacrosse was created by Richard Tucker in the pursuit of more consistent lacrosse sticks. Since 1970, STX Lacrosse has been on the leading edge of innovation in lacrosse sticks and gear for the men’s and women’s games.
Warrior Lacrosse
Founded in 1992, Warrior Lacrosse is a dominant force in the lacrosse industry. Warrior Lacrosse became a part of the New Balance empire in 2004 and has produced all forms of lacrosse gear from helmets and lacrosse sticks down to the cleats.
Signature Lacrosse
Signature Lacrosse made their mark in lacrosse with longer lasting premium lacrosse balls and has expanded their reach into full sticks for men’s and women’s lacrosse players used at the highest levels. Leagues and teams around the globe use Signature Lacrosse balls, and their quick connect goals are surely going to be on a field near you soon.