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ECD Weapon X Unstrung Lacrosse Head

$89.99
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Product Information

The East Coast Dyes® Weapon X Unstrung Lacrosse Head is engineered to be the total package head. This head can win the faceoff, scoop the ground ball, and be a threat on offense. Designed with FlexForm material with all-time faceoff legend, Greg “Beast” Gurenlian, to allow you to do it all. From the tougher plastic, to the asymmetrical strut design and optimized flex points, the Weapon X was engineered to wrap perfectly around the ball.

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Performance and Design

  • Short throat allows hands to be closer to the head for more leverage
  • Rounded scoop for easy recovery of groundballs
  • Asymmetrical strut design
  • Optimized flex points for control
  • FlexForm material for durability
  • Country of Origin : United States of America
  • Style : WEAPON X
  • DSG Pro Tips
  • Brand : East Coast Dyes
  • Web ID: 18ECDMWPNXHDXXXXXLXC

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