ECD Lacrosse Rebel Lacrosse Heads
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ECD Lacrosse Rebel Lacrosse Heads
The ECD Rebel comes in offensive and defensive versions, designed for players seeking power and precision. The Rebel Offense features a pinched scoop for accurate feeds and shots, while the Rebel Defense offers a tighter face shape for effective checks and ground ball pickups. Both versions are lightweight and focused on control, perfect for those who want to dictate the game.
Key features include:
| D | Support pickups from low, side, or straight angles |
| D | Tighter face shape and aggressive pinch enhance shot and pass releases |
| D | Ultra stiff construction for laying checks in with power |
| O | Slightly pinched scoop and aggressive flare enhance shot and pass releases |
| O | Rounded scoop helps secure ground balls in transition |
| O | Support pickups from low, side, or straight angles |
Top Competitors
Designed for offensive versatility, the Maverik Optik is a good contender. It prioritizes power with a deeper pocket and a wider face shape, ideal for players who crank hard shots and value hold for aggressive dodges. On the other hand, aimed at providing defensive dominance, the StringKing Mark 2D takes a unique approach with its offset design and aggressive pocket, specifically tailored for dominating face-off situations and gaining possession control.
Progression of the ECD Rebel lacrosse head:
There have not been yearly model upgrades to the ECD Rebel Offense and Defense Lacrosse Heads; however, ECD has released other head variations, catering to different playing styles and preferences.
| 👍 Pros |
|---|
| I’ve strung both Rebel D and Rebel O. Probably my favorite head to string and play with. |
| Handles any type of pocket well, and offers awesome shooting/passing consistency. |
| Has held up really, really well. Ultra-sturdy. |
| 👎 Cons |
|---|
| A bit too stiff...I prefer a more flex for shooting. |
| The stiffness of this head impacts the feel and pocket performance. |
| The concept is great. However, it broke two weeks after I bought it (on a pretty routine check). |
The Rebel is the perfect combination of passing, catching, and shooting. This head has a slightly wider face shape than the Mirage 2. Still, it's excellent for beginners and intermediate players looking for a head that is easier to catch without compromising shooting accuracy. The Rebel is an all-around head mainly for attackmen who must catch and shoot.
ECD Lacrosse Rebel Lacrosse Heads
The ECD Rebel comes in offensive and defensive versions, designed for players seeking power and precision. The Rebel Offense features a pinched scoop for accurate feeds and shots, while the Rebel Defense offers a tighter face shape for effective checks and ground ball pickups. Both versions are lightweight and focused on control, perfect for those who want to dictate the game.
Key features include:
| D | Support pickups from low, side, or straight angles |
| D | Tighter face shape and aggressive pinch enhance shot and pass releases |
| D | Ultra stiff construction for laying checks in with power |
| O | Slightly pinched scoop and aggressive flare enhance shot and pass releases |
| O | Rounded scoop helps secure ground balls in transition |
| O | Support pickups from low, side, or straight angles |
Top Competitors
Designed for offensive versatility, the Maverik Optik is a good contender. It prioritizes power with a deeper pocket and a wider face shape, ideal for players who crank hard shots and value hold for aggressive dodges. On the other hand, aimed at providing defensive dominance, the StringKing Mark 2D takes a unique approach with its offset design and aggressive pocket, specifically tailored for dominating face-off situations and gaining possession control.
Progression of the ECD Rebel lacrosse head:
There have not been yearly model upgrades to the ECD Rebel Offense and Defense Lacrosse Heads; however, ECD has released other head variations, catering to different playing styles and preferences.
| 👍 Pros |
|---|
| I’ve strung both Rebel D and Rebel O. Probably my favorite head to string and play with. |
| Handles any type of pocket well, and offers awesome shooting/passing consistency. |
| Has held up really, really well. Ultra-sturdy. |
| 👎 Cons |
|---|
| A bit too stiff...I prefer a more flex for shooting. |
| The stiffness of this head impacts the feel and pocket performance. |
| The concept is great. However, it broke two weeks after I bought it (on a pretty routine check). |
The Rebel is the perfect combination of passing, catching, and shooting. This head has a slightly wider face shape than the Mirage 2. Still, it's excellent for beginners and intermediate players looking for a head that is easier to catch without compromising shooting accuracy. The Rebel is an all-around head mainly for attackmen who must catch and shoot.