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you wrap it half and half around the left side of the mesh and braid them in

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soak them in berry juice

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Q: How do you string lacrosse shooting strings?
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What all comes in a lacrosse stringing kit?

mesh, the shooting string and other strings to string ur stick


What supplies do you need to string a lacrosse head?

mesh, shooting strings, sidewall, and two other nylons for the top and bottom


Which lacrosse string is the top string?

the shooting string


Are all lacrosse shooting strings the same?

Yes


Do you need shooting string on your lacrosse stick?

no you dont. its all about personal prefrence.


Which strings are which on a girls lacrosse stick?

The two strings in the middle are the shooting strings and the ones on the outside help control the ball when cradling.


Where can you find multicolored lacrosse shooting strings?

Go to ComLax.com and go to stringing supplies


Can you take the U string off a lacrosse head and will it effect the whip?

any time you change, remove, or tamper the strings it will change how the head will throw. depending on how your other shooting strings are set it will either create more whip or take some off. but yes you can take the U string off


How do you make a old beat up lacrosse stick look nicer?

Replace the mesh,shooting strings,sidewall strings, dye the head.


How do you string women's lacrosse strings?

There really isn't any specific way to string a women's lacrosse head. There are multiple stringing patterns which are to provide each player with a pocket that works best for them and their position.


How do you put a mesh on a lacrosse stick head?

You use nylon strings called sidewall and tie knots and loops to string the mesh into the head.


How do you tighten a lacrosse stick?

Throwing with a goalie stick should be done in an overhand motion. The release point would be just past the shoulder at 11 o'clock. The difficulty comes in when the stick is strung incorrectly. This is the case with most off the shelf sticks. You want a stringing done so that you have a deep pocket (to catch) and a tight top (to throw). The best way to string is for all the sidewall being taught and when you get to the bottom string locate that string through 2-4 diamonds below where the last sidewall string went through. This allows for a deep pocket down low and slowly rises to a taught mesh towards the top, allowing the ball to roll from the pocket to the shooting strings with ease. Lastly the shooting strings. If you feel the ball bump off the last shooting string then it is too close to the pocket side, move it up a diamond, or remove it all together. I find two shooting strings works best and I do not bother with that 3rd U or V string. With a well done string job it is not needed.