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I may have too much time on my hands. I’ve really been feeling the lacrosse mojo in a major way lately, and my usual response to this feeling is to dye a lacrosse (More) |
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Editor’s note: Josh Rottman stops by with a great post on the pitfalls of trying to dye chrome. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ A few weeks ago More) |
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For this episode Stylin Strings take their Lax County Choppers Train to Camoville! Don Cullings of Baltimore, Maryland came in the shop looking to get a custom goalie head for his daughter, who played for the traveling Looney’s team. He outli (More) |
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Remember when we offered up a custom LaxAllStars.com dyed head by More) |
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Over the past 12 months, LaxAllStars.com has grown by leaps and bounds. We’ve gone from 2-3 lacrosse blogs to over 10, and our total number of daily readers has increased beyond all expectations. LAS content has had an impact on lacrosse players of a (More) |
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Editor’s Note: Muamer Razic is back with a great post on how YOU can learn how to string traditional. Or how you can buy a really good traditional stick! Weston From Colorado hooks it up! ___________________________________________________________ (More) |
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This is what happens when Grandpa Dan daydreams about a modern stick with old-school characteristics… The Broslayer is a Warrior Noz with a 10-diamond traditional pocket crafted from a single strand of 3/16-inch deerskin crosslace, Lax World lea (More) |
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This just in from Sam Elkind of Deerfield, IL: Had some extra mesh laying around so my friend strung this black hole. It’s called the alcatraz pocket cus once the ball goes in, its not commin out. More) |
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LAS Reader Nick Weiberg sent over some recent efforts at the old dye and string game and they are a nice example of what can be pulled off at home. The stores and pros do ridiculous work. Stuff so good you don’t ever want to play with it. The stic (More) |
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Bitter Lacrosse only strings up Maverik Lacrosse heads. They seem to have found a style of mesh that works and they’re sticking to it! Consistency is good. It means if you like it, you know you can get the exact same thing again. It’s sort of lik (More) |
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