Women's & Girl's Lacrosse Complete Sticks

Learn About Women’s Lacrosse Sticks

Women's lacrosse sticks are a key piece of equipment, combining the head and shaft to form the complete tool used in play. The right stick can greatly impact a player's ability to control the ball, shoot accurately, and defend effectively. The stick should be chosen based on a combination of player position, level of play, and personal preference. Lacrosse Monkey offers a range of women's lacrosse sticks designed for different skill levels and playing styles.

How to Choose Women’s Lacrosse Stick

Selecting the right women's lacrosse stick involves considering the combination of the head and shaft that best suits your playing style and position. Factors like the type of pocket, head shape, shaft material, and overall weight and balance of the stick play a crucial role. The stick should enhance your strengths and complement your style of play. For more detailed information on choosing a lacrosse stick, refer to the Women’s Lacrosse Stick Guide.

Women’s Lacrosse Sticks FAQs

Men's and women's lacrosse sticks differ primarily in the head design. Women's sticks have a shallower pocket and narrower throat, which impacts ball handling and shooting. The rules governing stick design also differ between men's and women's lacrosse.

The key components of a women's lacrosse stick include the head, which houses the pocket for ball control, and the shaft, which provides the grip and leverage for handling the stick. The combination of these components determines the stick's performance.

The recommended pocket depth for a women’s lacrosse stick is such that the top of the ball sits above the sidewall when placed in the pocket. This is to ensure a fair level of challenge in ball handling and control.

No, men's lacrosse sticks are not permitted in women's lacrosse due to differences in head design and pocket depth regulations. Women's lacrosse sticks are specifically designed to meet the rules and style of the women's game.

Care for a women's lacrosse stick involves regular checking for damage, tightening any loose strings or screws, cleaning the head and shaft, and storing it properly to avoid warping or damage.