ECD Lacrosse Ion Head
ECD Lacrosse Ion Lacrosse Head
The ECD Lacrosse Ion is designed for fast attackers, utilizing patented Diamond Plastic for lightness and durability. Its aerodynamic shape reduces wind resistance and improves control, enabling quick shooting. ECD suggests a mid-low pocket for optimal ball handling and rapid releases.
Key features include:
| • | ECD's Diamond Plastic with see-through aesthetics, enhanced durability, and lightweight. |
| • | Designed with a tight face shape for increased aerodynamics. |
| • | Developed for the perfect mid-low pocket. |
| • | Ergonomic throat allows for increased ball control. |
| • | Made in the USA. |
Top Competitors
The Maverik Optik 3 boasts a mid-pocket design suitable for powerful shots and controlled passing. The STX Surgeon 900, on the other hand, caters to players who value traditional pocket feel and precise passing. Its wider face shape and deeper pocket offer optimal hold and control over the ball, making it ideal for those who prioritize pinpoint accuracy.
Progression of the ECD Lacrosse Ion
While the Ion doesn't have a directly traceable predecessor, it benefits from ECD's existing knowledge, player feedback, and understanding of the attack lacrosse head market.
| 👍 Pros |
|---|
| Light, well-balanced, and good-looking! Accurate shooting/passing (sort of) guaranteed. |
| The clear plastic is *beautiful.* Best scoop I've experienced on an ECD head, too. |
| Shooter's head -- like the Optik 3, but with an even tighter release. |
| 👎 Cons |
|---|
| It's pretty fragile. Lots of reports of the head breaking at the throat. |
| After a season the throat started to crack. Love the look and feel but needs work. |
| It's been okay. Stringing it wasn't easy. |
The Ion is super light. I've used the same head for 1 1/2 years, and it's still lasted. Not a crack! And I haven't needed to get it restrung. The head doesn't warp, and it's held up great. The Ion is perfect for players who like light setups.
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ECD Lacrosse Ion Lacrosse Head
The ECD Lacrosse Ion is designed for fast attackers, utilizing patented Diamond Plastic for lightness and durability. Its aerodynamic shape reduces wind resistance and improves control, enabling quick shooting. ECD suggests a mid-low pocket for optimal ball handling and rapid releases.
Key features include:
| • | ECD's Diamond Plastic with see-through aesthetics, enhanced durability, and lightweight. |
| • | Designed with a tight face shape for increased aerodynamics. |
| • | Developed for the perfect mid-low pocket. |
| • | Ergonomic throat allows for increased ball control. |
| • | Made in the USA. |
Top Competitors
The Maverik Optik 3 boasts a mid-pocket design suitable for powerful shots and controlled passing. The STX Surgeon 900, on the other hand, caters to players who value traditional pocket feel and precise passing. Its wider face shape and deeper pocket offer optimal hold and control over the ball, making it ideal for those who prioritize pinpoint accuracy.
Progression of the ECD Lacrosse Ion
While the Ion doesn't have a directly traceable predecessor, it benefits from ECD's existing knowledge, player feedback, and understanding of the attack lacrosse head market.
| 👍 Pros |
|---|
| Light, well-balanced, and good-looking! Accurate shooting/passing (sort of) guaranteed. |
| The clear plastic is *beautiful.* Best scoop I've experienced on an ECD head, too. |
| Shooter's head -- like the Optik 3, but with an even tighter release. |
| 👎 Cons |
|---|
| It's pretty fragile. Lots of reports of the head breaking at the throat. |
| After a season the throat started to crack. Love the look and feel but needs work. |
| It's been okay. Stringing it wasn't easy. |
The Ion is super light. I've used the same head for 1 1/2 years, and it's still lasted. Not a crack! And I haven't needed to get it restrung. The head doesn't warp, and it's held up great. The Ion is perfect for players who like light setups.