Lacrosse Goggles

Women's lacrosse is a fast-paced contact sport. You need to protect your eyes and face, hence the importance of purchasing the best lacrosse goggles - that ones will fit properly and provides optimal visibility. More...

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About Lacrosse Goggles

Northern Soul Sportswear offer a wide selection of lacrosse goggles to protect yourself. Without protective lacrosse gear, you could face severe injuries that could easily be prevented and reduced by protective equipment. It’s always better to be safe than sorry, especially when you’re playing a sport you’re passionate about.

Unlike men that wear an assortment of pads and a full helmet, the only gear that women wear to play outfield is a pair of lacrosse goggles. Although goggles are mandatory in North America and a handful of Countries around the World, here in the UK and indeed most lacrosse playing Countries you will find goggles are optional.

You will find the best selection of women's lacrosse goggles right here at Northern Soul, we stock a huge range of goggles from STX, Gait and Cascade.

There are a few key things to consider when buying a pair of women's lacrosse goggles. Protection, comfort and fit have to the most important factors. Some elite level players may also look for eye protection that is super lightweight and low profile to provide the best sightlines, this is there the Gait Glory goggles have really come into their own over the past season.

England Lacrosse Recommendation On Women’s Eye Protection

Based on recent survey results, and the need to safeguard both individual players and England Lacrosse, eye protection is strongly recommended to be worn for all forms of women's  lacrosse including training and recreational play. World Lacrosse also recommend the wearing of approved eye protection for all forms of women's lacrosse.
 
Lacrosse remains a relatively safe game, but it is clear that the growing adoption of eye protection in other parts of the lacrosse world is leading to a reduction in serious injury, therefore England Lacrosse feels that it is now appropriate to make the above recommendation in order to minimise risk, 28th November 2012. Mandatory wearing of women's eye protection applies in many national leagues and associations outside of the United Kingdom.