$110 w/ Goal-Ex Pocket
$90 Unstrung
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The Warrior Nemesis came out several years ago to the general acclaim of the lacrosse population and has endeared itself to goalies as one of the quality heads on the market ever since. Read More and Order >> |
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$105 w/ Goal-Ex Pocket
$85 Unstrung
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The Brine Eraser is Brine's new goalie head in 2007. It is extremely wide and our pocket doesn't fit in it as well as we would like. There are a lot of good qualities to the head, however. Read More and Order >> |
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$105 w/ Goal-Ex Pocket
$85 Unstrung
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$105 w/ Goal-Ex Pocket
$85 Unstrung
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$100 w/ Goal-Ex Pocket
$80 Unstrung
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The Guardian uses the same rubber fusion technology as the STX Deuce and G-Force before it. Basically, it is an overstated Eclipse. Read More and Order >> |
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$95 w/ Goal-Ex Pocket
$75 Unstrung
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The STX Eclipse was the first goalie stick with open sidewalls and it quickly became and remained one of the most popular heads out there. This head was the first to explore the idea that goalie heads could be curved and contoured just like everyone else’s. Read More and Order >> |
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$90 w/ Goal-Ex Pocket
$70 Unstrung
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The Sentinel is Gait's first foray into the goalie head market that actually makes some sense. This head is very similar to the Warrior Nemesis in a lot of categories. Read More and Order >> |
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$85 w/ Goal-Ex Pocket
$65 Unstrung
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The Warrior ODB is a direct descendant of the Big Nasty from several years ago. Think of this head in much the same way without the ugly wings coming off the sides. Read More and Order >> |
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$60 w/ Goal-Ex Pocket
$40 Unstrung
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Brine's signature goalie head, at least until 2007, was the Brine Money. It has a sharp off-set look that is reminiscent of the Edge. Read More and Order >> |
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