The most popular helmet in college and pro lacrosse. We put it through a full season to find out if the price tag is justified.

The best complete stick for intermediate and advanced players. D1 mesh straight out of the box — but is it really worth it?

Carbon fiber construction, D1 trusted performance. We test whether this shaft lives up to the hype for serious defenders.

Maximum feel and flexibility for attack players. Ultra-thin palm built for quick hands and fast releases — but how does it hold up?

The most popular lacrosse cleat on the market. Flywire lockdown, elite traction, and comfortable from day one. Worth the price?

One of the most popular heads on youth and high school fields. Forgiving, versatile, and great value at $119.99.

One of the most popular defensive heads at the high school and college level. Extremely stiff, great for ground balls, and built to last.

The best budget defensive stick for players trying defense for the first time. Everything you need at seventy nine dollars and ninety nine cents.

Lightweight, eleven vents for maximum airflow, and a FIT-SENSE click strap for effortless adjustment. A strong mid-range helmet option.

Complete 3-piece protection bundle — gloves, elbow pads, and chest protector. D3O technology, 17% thinner and 13% lighter than previous models.

Used by Charlotte North and the best players in the world. The most complete offensive stick in women's lacrosse — Flex Mesh, Bullnose Scoop, and double sidewall design.

The best Nike Huarache alternative. QUIX Rail traction, mid-cut ankle support, zero break-in period, and a wider fit.

The #1 selling women's lacrosse head. Curved Offset Technology built for midfielders, Air Scoop, and elite Flex Mesh pocket.

The best beginner lacrosse sticks for every age. Junior for ages 9 and under, Intermediate for ages 10 and up. D1 quality mesh out of the box.

The gold standard for attack shafts. Sc-Ti alloy, best strength-to-weight ratio in the game, 5 grip profiles, zero flex for consistent shooting.

The shooter's dream head. 10% stiffer than Mirage 2.0, tight face shape, aggressive offset — used by PLL pros Romar Dennis and Bryan Costabile.

Warrior's most advanced glove ever. First full compression backhand, TotalFLX+ cuff for unrestricted wrist mobility, and Truvent ventilation.