Stringing in the Lacrosse world has taken a life of it's own. All over social media you can find hundreds, if not thousands, of accounts solely dedicated to stringing lacrosse heads in different ways.
A lot of the time stringing is a matter of personal preference. Everyone plays differently so everyone likes their own style of pocket. We have seen a bunch of trends develop in the stringing world and decided to talk about a few.
First up I want to talk about the FOGO Pocket that we string in the STX Duel Head. This pocket is great with a softer mesh that allows from great ball control at the X. With a nice mid/high pocket we were able to string something that doesn't interfere with the ball so it wont get stuck during a clamp.
Another one of my favorite things that I have been seeing lately is the Iroquois Top String. We have it Featured on a Nike Lakota and the #TBLStick. This top string not only looks awesome but also performs pretty well too, giving you a great release point for quicker passes.
Some of my personal go to stringing methods include using Knots and interlocks. Both of these lock down the mesh up top and if used correctly will give a great channel.
Everyone has their own style in life and stringing in lacrosse is no exception!
Another one of my favorite things that I have been seeing lately is the Iroquois Top String. We have it Featured on a Nike Lakota and the #TBLStick. This top string not only looks awesome but also performs pretty well too, giving you a great release point for quicker passes.
Some of my personal go to stringing methods include using Knots and interlocks. Both of these lock down the mesh up top and if used correctly will give a great channel.
Everyone has their own style in life and stringing in lacrosse is no exception!