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The Evolution of Cascade Lacrosse Helmets
Whether they’re your favorite or not, at some point in your life, I guarantee you suited up with…
Ranking NCAA DI Men’s Lacrosse Tournament Helmets
Memorial Day Weekend has come and gone, and it graced us with some unforgettable lacrosse. It drew to…
Long Live The Cascade Pro 7 : Throwback Video
Today we’re paying homage to the Cascade Pro 7. Considered an iconic lacrosse helmet by many. Cascade Pro…
Johns Hopkins Partners with Cascade Lacrosse
Cascade Lacrosse announced that Johns Hopkins University will wear Cascade helmets for the upcoming 2018 season.
Women’s Helmet: Common Sense Says Cuse
The women's helmet: you either buy-in to the concept or you don't. For the women's lacrosse team over at Syracuse University, it seems to be unanimous - most players are wearing the new LX Headgear from Cascade.
LaxAllStars Poll: Girls Lacrosse Headgear
Girls lacrosse headgear products have debuted in the market over the past year, but do girls actually need them?
Cascade and Maverik parent company files for bankruptcy
Performance Sports Group (PSG), the parent company of Cascade Helmets and Maverik Lacrosse, filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Girls Lacrosse Helmets – NYT – A BIG Issue
Girls Lacrosse Helmets debate rages on, but very little research has been done by either side. Women's lacrosse NEEDS to do better here for their players!
Special Report: STX Helmet Destroyed at Ohio State
Lacrosse All Stars presents a Special Report on the STX helmet destroyed while being worn by an Ohio State defenseman.
New helmet impact sensor detects hard hits
Brain Sentry has created a lacrosse helmet impact sensor that detects hard hits to help coaches identify players that should be assessed for a concussion. Watch the full report from Baltimore's ABCNews2.
Lacrosse All Stars Exclusive: 1-on-1 with NOCSAE
Jeff Brunelle interviews Mike Oliver, executive director of NOCSAE, about the testing and safety of the STX Stallion 500, Cascade R and Regulator lacrosse helmets.
Would Helmets Make Girls’ Lacrosse More Dangerous?
Should girl lacrosse players be required, like boys, to wear protective headgear? A small study shows that while helmets offer some protection, they don’t prevent concussions and may actually make the game more aggressive.