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Epicurus.com - STX Lacrosse Training Set - Blue/Red (SET)

STX Lacrosse Training Set - Blue/Red (SET)
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Our Price: $169.49
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Manufacturer: STX
Average Customer Rating: Average rating of 2.0/5Average rating of 2.0/5Average rating of 2.0/5Average rating of 2.0/5Average rating of 2.0/5

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Binding: Misc.
Brand: STX
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Label: STX
Manufacturer: STX
Publisher: STX
Studio: STX

Editorial Reviews:

Lacrosse played indoors or out with a safer, modern stick. New stick has plastic pocket and exclusive ball Keeper Strap. Sticks are lightweight, flexible, durable, and maintenance-free. Will not mar gym floors. Complete game set includes: (12) 36 sticks, 6 orange official balls, a video and rule book. 13 lbs.


Spotlight customer reviews:

Customer Rating: Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5
Summary: CHEAP
Comment: U can't learn on these they stink!!!!!!!

What is with the white band??!! I also used these in Gym and they are awful you can't cradle or even shoot...the band is in the way! Teachers...follow my advise and do not buy thiese waste of budget money!!!!!!

THX

Customer Rating: Average rating of 3/5Average rating of 3/5Average rating of 3/5Average rating of 3/5Average rating of 3/5
Summary: Not the best sticks...
Comment: I used these sticks for P.E. in school, and it was really hard to learn how to cradle (keep the ball in the pocket by turning the stick), catching, and throwing. The ball kept popping out! It was also hard to play games with them, because whenever someone finally made a good throw, chances are that no one is going to catch it. The sticks give you no training on how you use a real stick. I tried to use a real stick with a woven net once, and it was hard to cradle because I was used to such tall sides. On the plus side, it was good having two different colors of sticks so you could tell who's on which team. All in all, these sticks are great for P.E. classes and teachers, but not so great for people who want to play the sport in organized play or those that are just learning.


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