Syracuse Lacrosse navy cascade S helmet from the 2018 season. Great condition and beautiful stickers showcasing the Carrier Dome and Crouse College on Syracuse’s campus.
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advanced players in high school, college, or professional leagues, who prioritize top-of-the-line protection, comfort, and vision on the field.
Overall feel
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Protection
The Cascade S lacrosse helmet offers advanced design and technology, ideal for attackers and midfielders seeking protection and comfort. It features enhanced visibility with a higher profile for better field vision, a Tri-Liner system for optimal protection, and a lightweight, breathable structure with ventilation ports. The S also allows for a customizable 360° fit that can be easily adjusted.
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The Cascade S is a good choice for players of all levels. My eight-year-old loves his Cascade S. I would note, though, that Cascade helmets are smaller than the adults. But the one-piece shell and visor create a tough helmet that manages impact really well. It's well-balanced and well-aligned since they moved the weight of the helmet to the center.
