Women's Lacrosse Heads

It's recommended to replace your women's lacrosse head if you notice significant wear, warping, or if it no longer meets the performance needs based on your evolving skills and style of play. Typically, a head may last several seasons with proper care. All plastic lacrosse heads tend to soften over time due to general wear and tear, once a head goes soft it will effect the performance when used.

The legal pocket depth for women's lacrosse heads is such that the top of the ball remains above the sidewall when placed in the pocket. This rule ensures a certain level of difficulty in ball handling, maintaining the skill aspect of the game. Pocket depth can change with use and is noticeable more in wet weather lacrosse games. Players should learn to maintain their lacrosse equipment and check pocket depth regularly.

Yes, there are lacrosse heads designed for specific positions but most players tend to opt for a midfield stick. Attackers might prefer heads with more aggressive offset and narrower throat for better ball control and precision, while defenders might opt for wider heads for better reach and interception capability. If unsure about what lacrosse head you need then ask our staff or your lacrosse coach.

No there are a number of women's lacrosse heads that will not fir certain handles. All STX and Nike 10 degree heads must be paired to STX or Nike 10 degree handles. Most straight heads will fit together with a straight handle.