STX Women's Crux Lacrosse Mesh product image
STX Women's Crux Lacrosse Mesh product image
STX Women's Crux Lacrosse Mesh product image
STX Women's Crux Lacrosse Mesh product image
STX Women's Crux Lacrosse Mesh product image

STX Women's Crux Lacrosse Mesh

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About This Item

Prime your pocket with the game's first ever mesh that is optimized for Women's play with the STX® Crux Lacrosse Mesh. Designed with a seven-diamond runner to create a targeted center channel, Crux Mesh delivers a solid blend of hold and precision as you carry and distribute the ball through the attacking zone.

First Ever Women’s Mesh

  • Seven-diamond runner provides a centralized channel for superior hold and precision
  • Pre-sealed edges enhance overall durability for long-lasting performance
  • Ultra-lightweight STX® Dry Mesh Lite™ construction optimizes ball feel
  • Strategic weather weave features a waterproof coating to limit in-game distractions

Additional Details

  • Does not include Crux 600 head
  • Brand : STX
  • Country of Origin : United States of America
  • Style : PT CRX DK
  • DSG Pro Tips
  • Web ID: 18STXWCRXMSHRNNRXLXC
  • SKU: 19113943
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3.5

100%

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The Face (Or Head) Of Women's Lax Is Changing!

We bought this mesh (leathers, sidewalls, and crosslace are not included) about a month ago and installed it a week later. STX has a great tutorial for first time mesh stringers, and we didn't have any trouble getting it set up on my daughter's Brine Mantra IV head. We've thrown around for several sessions and done various stickwork drills, and she says that this mesh pocket has a very similar feel to her previous traditionally strung pocket, and it holds a little better, if anything. My chief complaint is the cost - if it were about $15, I'd give it a 5/5! STX, if you're reading, please offer a few more colors, like red or Carolina blue?

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Yellow Crux Mesh

Got my stick strung with Crux Mesh probably 2 weeks or so ago. Had planned on making it my main stick, but I really didn't like it as much as I thought. I'm used to a softer pocket, being that my primary stick is strung with a runner and nylons. That said, the mesh would be an easier transition if it were slightly less stiff. Perhaps I need to break it in further, but that just seems like a lot more break in time than I'm accustomed to.

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