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StringKing Women's Mark 2 Defensive Unstrung Lacrosse Head product image

StringKing Women's Mark 2 Defensive Unstrung Lacrosse Head

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The StringKing® Women’s Mark 2 Defensive Unstrung Lacrosse Head features a light and stiff construction with a moderate side profile and more forgiving face shape to help you maintain possession. Take your game to the next level with the StringKing® Women’s Mark 2 Defensive Unstrung Lacrosse Head.

Light. Stiff. Strong.

  • Consistent performance with a stiff design perfect for blocking passes, attacking ground balls, and pushing transition

Control the ball

  • More gradual sidewall offset
  • Wider face shape helps you gain and hold possession on both ends of the field

Ground ball dominance

  • Stiff and rounded scoop helps you attack loose balls with confidence from any angle
  • Web ID: 19SGKWWMNSMRK2DFNLXCA
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