Best sports & outdoors player equipment according to redditors

We found 8 Reddit comments discussing the best sports & outdoors player equipment. We ranked the 6 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. WARRIOR Revo 2 X Unstrung Head, Black

2 mentions
WARRIOR Revo 2 X Unstrung Head, Black
Super-tough sidewalls and a wider face makes this head a defender's dream and an offensive player's nightmareReinforced sidewall detail gives you maximum strength along the entire length of the sidewallThe perfect scoop angle lets you easily scoop up ground balls on the run
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2. LAXE HANDLE Lacrosse Stick End Cap A Uniquely Designed End Cap Engineered to Allow for Hand Recognition of The Lacrosse Stick Head's Orientation (Gray)

1 mention
LAXE HANDLE Lacrosse Stick End Cap A Uniquely Designed End Cap Engineered to Allow for Hand Recognition of The Lacrosse Stick Head's Orientation (Gray)
馃 The design allows for better accuracy for passing and shooting馃 Gives the player constant feedback of the direction of the stick head馃 Designed to fit all Lacrosse shafts and has a tapered upper section for grip tape to secure to馃 Unique design acts as fulcrum for the grip hand when th...
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3. STX Men's Lacrosse Stallion 200 U Complete Attack/Midfield Stick with Shaft and Head,Platinum/White

1 mention
STX Men's Lacrosse Stallion 200 U Complete Attack/Midfield Stick with Shaft and Head,Platinum/White
Inspired by the Elite stallion U 500 headEasy catching and ball Control for all entry-level playersDesigned to help players develop proper fundamentalsEasy catching and ball Control for all entry-level playersMeets NCAA and NFHS Rules
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4. Gait Matter Strung Lacrosse Head, Black

1 mention
Gait Matter Strung Lacrosse Head, Black
LightweightOpen sidewall maximizes strength to weightEarly off set with moderate scoop
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5. STX Stinger Complete Beginners Lacrosse Stick -Platinum AMP Attack/Midfield Length Shaft

1 mention
STX Stinger Complete Beginners Lacrosse Stick -Platinum AMP Attack/Midfield Length Shaft
Entry level stick with open sidewall designThe perfect option for young, first year playersFlat Scoop helps player scoop through ground ballsSoft Mesh pocket is easy to maintainComplete Beginners Lacrosse Stick, Platinum AMP Attack/Midfield Length Shaft and Blue Soft Mesh Pocket
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6. Warrior EvoPro X6 Unstrung Lacrosse Head, White

1 mention
Warrior EvoPro X6 Unstrung Lacrosse Head, White
Designed to be one of the tightest heads on the market which helps keep the ball centered deep in your pocketPatented Truoffset design gives you maximum pocket depth for the best ball control when cradling and dodgingPatented Flared Sidewall that gives you the tightest pinch in the game and keeps ba...
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Lacrosse gloves
Lacrosse heads
Lacrosse shafts
Lacrosse sticks

Top Reddit comments about Player Equipment:

u/czscout 路 3 pointsr/lacrosse

One college legal head that is super pinched is the Rabil X. It uses the Noz technology with the nitrogen insert so it is super light. Another really tightly pinched college head is the Evo Pro X6. Not as tight all the way up as the Rabil but it's X6 so the scoop is 6 inches across while the Rabil's is 6.5 inches.

Rabil X: http://www.lax.com/lacrosse-equipment/Warrior-Rabil-X-Lacrosse-Heads-18325.html

Evo Pro X6: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002KHZT84?pc_redir=1405491338&robot_redir=1

u/FakeHighShootLow 路 3 pointsr/lacrosse

Lacrosse sticks come in three main sizes, and each of those sizes vary no more than a couple inches. a short stick (for attack/midfield players), a long pole (for defensemen), and a goalie stick. Seeing as your son is only 7, he and his friends will probably only be playing with short sticks for at least the next few years until they get bigger and incorporate long poles into their league/team. As I said, most short sticks are generally the same size, so don't fret about that. At such a young age, a normal short stick will seem huge for a young kid, but it's better for him to learn on a normal sized stick than a mini toy stick. You should probably look towards cheaper, complete sticks for his first stick such as this. The cheap complete sticks are just fine, but the stringing and mesh in them leaves something to be desired. If you know anyone around you that strings sticks, or have a specialty lacrosse store nearby, ask them if they can restring the stick once you get it. That should get you started, PM me for any and all questions you might have.

u/Beastage 路 2 pointsr/lacrosse

I just searched "lacrosse stick" on Amazon and there are at least five sticks that are priced $25-$30 on the first page. If you are just messing around get one that is normal sized (midfield/attack).
Here is one stick for $30: http://www.amazon.com/STX-Complete-Beginners-Lacrosse-Platinum/dp/B003798IBO/ref=pd_sim_sbs_sg_2

It won't be the best quality, but it will work for what you want it to do. If you consider playing on a team you should get a better beginner stick in the $40-$60 range to start.

u/EightballBC 路 1 pointr/lacrosse

My son is 12 and has played defense for the past 6 years. We've done the cut down pole route the past few seasons. Basically, I went to lacrossemonkey.com, looked at what was on clearance, and bought a head and shaft. When he stops growing, or the growth slows, I'll go ahead and spend some money on a decent head and shaft. But right now, he's gone through 3 longpoles in the past 4 years so I'm not investing in an expensive shaft...

Right now I see a Maverick Wonderboy for like 55 (great price for a good d-shaft), and I see Amazon has a Warrior Revo 2X (unstrung) for like $16 which is a killer price. https://www.amazon.com/Warrior-Revo-Unstrung-Head-Black/dp/B004W8D6Y8 To fit it on a non-Warrior shaft, you may have to heat up the throat a little (via a hairdryer like at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrcDrizjP-M, or via boiling water which you can google).

That's a ridiculous price for a pretty good d-head (and not too heavy like a Tank). Neither are anywhere close to top of the line, but they're definitely better than the crap they sell at Dicks or whatever, and they'll serve your kid well for awhile.

u/Bower492538 路 1 pointr/lacrosse

Btw you can get a revo 2x for only $13.97 usd https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004W8D6Y8/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1492269281&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=revo+2+x&dpPl=1&dpID=41lh7i9Q%2BIL&ref=plSrch

u/ytl 路 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Girlsplaywow is a jerk - I say that yet I don't mean it at all. Anyone who gifts to this level can in no way be a jerk. Not to mention all the other nice stuff you mentioned.

I am torn between linking work or play. One of life's ultimate dilemmas. So with that in mind if I am fortunate enough to win this, Girlsplaywow you get to decide as you are the contest holder. Work or play

u/tioem 路 1 pointr/lacrosse

Not the griprx, but this is similar, and came out a couple years before the griprx. Great product.

https://www.amazon.com/LAXe-Handle-Engineered-Recognition-Orientation/dp/B07NDYDVZB/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=Laxehandle&qid=1554389795&s=gateway&sr=8-2-spell