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Helmet |
We find that "adult" helmets are the way to go for most kids age 8 and up. The youth helmets are good, but tend to be really small, and kids can grow out of them quickly. They all come as one size fits all, as they have adjustable ear pads and rear panels. We suggest going to a store like Dick's and trying them on for size before making a purchase. |
Cascade XRS
Cascade CS-R
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Stick |
When it comes to lacrosse equipment, the lacrosse stick is the most important piece. The wrong stick with a bad string job could require a lot of adjustment to throw correctly, leading to bad habits, frustration and ultimately an early exit from the game. Make sure the stick is of good quality (no fiddlesticks!), strung well and the right size. If you have questions or need help, please ask a coach and we'll be happy to help. |
StringKing Intermediate Complete 2 Attack Lacrosse Stick
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Gloves |
Gloves are a critical piece of lacrosse equipment that provides protection while maintaining feel. Boys should wear gloves that allow for a full range of motion, as lacrosse involves a lot of stick handling and precise moves. |
Warrior Burn Lacrosse Gloves
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Shoes |
Any athletic sneaker can be worn however lacrosse requires agility, quick cuts, and sprinting, which makes cleats an ideal piece of equipment. Proper cleats will provide grip on the field and help prevent injuries during lateral movements. |
Many options available
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Arm Pads |
Arm pads protect the arms from slashes and collisions. They should fit snugly and provide flexibility, as they will be worn throughout the game. |
Warrior Alpha Lacrosse Arm Pads
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Shoulder Pads |
Boys’ lacrosse shoulder pads provide protection from body checks and collisions. They should be lightweight and fit snugly around the shoulders, chest, and back. |
Warrior Burn Lacrosse Shoulder Pads
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Mouthguard |
A mouthguard protects the teeth and jaw during play. It is a required piece of equipment for safety in boys’ lacrosse. |
Shock Doctor Gel
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Cup |
A protective cup is highly recommended. |
Shock Doctor
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