Women's Lacrosse Sticks

New players under the age of 11 might be best with a entry level girls' lacrosse stick such as the STX Exult Rise or STX Crux 100. If playing at a high school you'll find that a player will soon advance beyond the entry level sticks so you might well be better invested in a slightly more advanced stick designed for intermediate players, investing a little more when buying a lacrosse stick can mean get more longevity out of that stick and in the long term can spend less money if you buy right the first time.

Although there are a number of women's lacrosse sticks geared to positions, many players will opt to purchase a midfield stick as they are designed with every skill needed within the offensive and defensive end of the field. If you are unsure what stick you should purchase then don't hesitate to reach out to the staff here at Northern Soul who will be happy to give you the help you need to find a suitable lacrosse stick no matter on your level of play.

Lacrosse equipment can range widely in price and you'll tend to get what you pay for in that cheaper lacrosse sticks are not as high in quality and miss many design features that can be found in higher end models for more advanced players. The difference in the lacrosse head, handle, pocket and even the end cap can vastly differ in quality and performance.

Yes, lacrosse sticks can get wet, but it's important to dry them properly to prevent damage to the stick and the stringing. You will find a number of high end women's lacrosse lacrosse sticks on our website that are strung with the Valkyrie pocket by Armor Mesh which is constructed with a material that has hydrophobic properties that allows it to perform in wet weather games without bagging out. The Valkyrie pockets have become hugely popular over the past couple of seasons and you are likely to see sticks strung with this style of lacrosse pocket on most lacrosse fields.

We offer a wide range of bespoke lacrosse sticks that have been expertly strung by our staff who are able to produce pockets that have a smooth release and excellent ball retention and can add a little flair to your game. Here at Northern Soul, our stringers have produced countless custom women's lacrosse sticks for elite players across Europe and beyond. Many lacrosse players like to have their sticks strung with their favourite colours and often strung in team colours which can give them an opportunity to express themselves through their stick.

Lacrosse stick bags are a popular accessory for many players. A bag is defiantly not an essential piece of lacrosse equipment but in can be a good way to keep your lacrosse stick in good condition and also protect the pocket from getting wet, if you have spent a little more on a better stick it can be a way of protecting the investment you made in the equipment. Most stick bags tend to hold 2 or 3 lacrosse sticks and come with a shoulder strap allowing your hands to be free, they can be handy if you ride a bike to school, university or you are heading to the practice field.

Their are more brands than ever producing ladies lacrosse sticks. Trying to pinpoint one brand as the best is tough as there are some great sticks in todays game but the two brands that really stood out in recent years are STX and Gait Lacrosse. Our two most popular elite level sticks are the Gait Apex 2 and the STX Aria Pro M, both are top level midfield sticks and you'll find them be used on most UK lacrosse fields and across the rest of the lacrosse playing World. Gait really focus of designing lacrosse sticks for the top tier players as where STX offer an excellent range of sticks to cater for players just starting their lacrosse journey as well as intermediate level lacrosse equipment and then they also offer so of the most advanced sticks in the game.