STX Stallion 200 Lacrosse Gloves
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STX Stallion 200 Lacrosse Gloves
The STX Stallion 200 Lacrosse Gloves feature ventilated palms and dual-density foams, reducing moisture accumulation for a consistent grip. Their durable construction and hard plastic thumb insert provide protection against slashes. These gloves offer a great balance of comfort, protection, and performance, making them ideal for young lacrosse players.
Key features include:
| Ventilated Palm | Helps to reduce moisture uptake and keep hands dry. |
| Dual-Density Foams | Provide supportive protection against impacts. |
| Hard Plastic Insert | Offers additional protection along the thumb. |
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What people are saying about the Stallion 200
| 👍 Pros |
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| My son loves these gloves and says they are really breathable and keep his hands from getting too sweaty. |
| These gloves are awesome! They're super comfortable, offer lots of protection, and have really good stick control. |
| My 15-year-old decided to try out lacrosse this spring. These are the perfect starter gloves. |
| 👎 Cons |
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| Feels cheap. They are for the beginner player. |
| They are stiff even after being worn for a bit. I use these everyday for at least an hour, and they are still too stiff! |
| They should be more bendy around the knuckle area. They make my hands extremely sweaty. |
The STX 200s are made for beginner players. They are soft and come in a few sizes. I don’t recommend them for any level higher than middle school. They are very soft all around and don’t offer the protection needed for the higher levels. Taking a hit from a college-level stick will most likely bruise if not break your hand. They could be improved by adding a wristguard, and just beware when they get wet, they stay wet until you let them dry out.
T. Johnston
