Choosing a Lacrosse strung head can be extremely overwhelming

Does my position affect which head I should play with?

Take a look at the image to see what I am talking about, the lacrosse stick on the right has a very wide head, while the stick on the left has a much more narrow head.

If I am just beginning lacrosse, what head should I use?

Is one brand of lacrosse stick or lacrosse head better then another?

OK, I have picked out a head but what are these different stringing options?

Any lacrosse stick you take off the wall that has been factory strung needs to be broken in, just like your first B*seball mit (We don’t say the word baseball in a lacrosse store but for the sake of the explanation I will). We recommend getting it nice and wet, pounding it in with a ball, and placing the ball in the stick using the “butter knife”trick. – Call for instructions.

I heard there might be some rule changes that will affect which lacrosse heads I can use, is that true?

Are there warranties on lacrosse heads?

If I buy the most expensive stick on the wall will it make me better?

Of course not! A lacrosse stick can only supplement a player’s ability, not change the player’s ability. Hopefully this clears some things up for you but as usual, give us a call at 1(888)southswell with any more specific questions.