a warrior head can fit on any shaft it might be a bit loose though and you might have to drill a new hole.
No they fit all standard shafts.
Easton lacrosse shafts only have prototypes out so far so you cant get them yet unless your on some teams
any mens head can fit on any mens shaft. i put warrior, brine and gait heads on STX and harrow shafts all the time. the only thing that is different between different brands is where the screw hole is located but alot of people just tape their heads on their shafts anyway. i however are one of those people who like to screw their heads on their shafts but i have found that i can drill a new hole myself by using a 1/8 drill bit. it makes the perfect sized hole for the screw. please add me to your saved sellers on ebay, ihave awesome deals on the top lacrosse gear
Yes, all heads fit on all shafts, unless you have a Gait with a 10 degree offset head in which case only the TOS heads work on those
Yes, in men's lacrosse only two of the defensive shafts are long pole
the brine clutch head will fit on any brine lacrosse shafts. I have the Clutch on my brine swizzebeat. i recommended this shaft its is light gripy and cheap. it is only 80 dollars
Any head will fit on any shaft. But if you but a head on a shaft that is a different brand than the shaft, you may need to drill a new hole into the shaft. The only exceptions are the STX Crankshaft shafts which need certain heads.
Only with drive shafts removed.Only with drive shafts removed.
There are two ways to fix this problem: 1) Specially designed cleats for lacrosse only, such a warrior's burn 2.0. Even though there is a limited amount of lacrosse cleats, big companies are coming out with cleats specially for lacrosse. Such as the new Nike talons. 2) Use football cleats specially made for turf, grass, etc. They are not made for lacrosse, but as in football, they are light, good for cutting, and have good protection for your ankles.
I would say no. Not only would that ruin the structural integrity of the head but heads are designed to be ideal for aerodynamics and the holes would effect that.
No. The Crankshaft 7075 only works with specific heads, and a Bionic won't fit right.
There are many types and brands that advertise "liners" or "speed" versions of pads, but I have found that only a few are worth the dollar. First, I recommend the Maverik Maybach Speed Liners. They are light and comfortable, as advertised. Second, I recommend the Warrior MPG UltraLyte 8.0 Lacrosse Shoulder Pad which are your best bet for some protection, but less than the Maveriks. Lastly, I recommend this unconventional method of getting comfortable, but compact pads: Warrior MPG 4.5 Lacrosse Shoulder Pad. Don't "diss" this idea just because they are "beginner" pads. I actually still wear these because they are so small and compact. When you get them in, you need to cut the shoulder sum and plastic piece off nearest the neck. This oprion is the cheapest and in my opinion, most comfortable way to go. Warrior MPG 4.5 Lacrosse Shoulder Pad-http://www.lacrossemonkey.com/warrior-lacrosse-shoulder-pads-hitman-45-07.HTML Maverik Maybach Speed Liners: http://www.lax.com/lacrosse-equipment/Maverik-Maybach-Speed-Liner-Lacrosse-Shoulder-Pads-9563.HTML