ECD Lacrosse Mirage 2.0 Head
The ECD Mirage 2.0 marked a triumphant return for a beloved head and solidified ECD's reputation for crafting shooter-friendly tools. This aggressive offset head caters to offensive powerhouses, boasting a stiff construction, tight face shape, deep offset, and secure pocket for pinpoint passing.
The Mirage 2.0 occupies a pivotal space in ECD's history. Following the success of the original Mirage, it pays homage to the brand's offensive roots while incorporating modern advancements. The head's focus on power and control aligns perfectly with ECD's philosophy of empowering players to dictate the offensive tempo. While not the lightest option, the Mirage 2.0 carves a unique niche for players seeking a blend of strength, precision, and agility, solidifying its place as a worthy successor in ECD's offensive lineage.
Perfect head for: aggressive shooters
Key Features Include
- Aggressive offset offers more power and accuracy when passing and shooting
- The stiff construction and tight face shape channel energy into potent shots
- Enhanced material delivers increased durability & consistency in hotter temperatures
- Redesigned scoop offers effortless ground balls
- Made in the USA
In the competitive midfield realm, the ECD Mirage 2.0 mixes it up with the Warrior Evo 5 and Maverik Tactik 2.0, each offering distinct advantages for well-rounded midfield play. The Mirage 2.0 boasts a mid-pocket depth and a balanced face shape, making it adept at both powerful shots and controlled passing. Its overall design excels at scooping ground balls and facilitating quick transitions. The Warrior Evo 5 prioritizes a balance of power and hold with a slightly stiffer pocket and pinched face shape, ideal for strong offensive plays and maintaining possession in attacking zones. The Maverik Tactik 2.0 leans towards a deeper pocket and a wider face, similar to the Evo 5, but with a focus on even greater power and hold for offensive dominance.
Progression:
The ECD Mirage 2.0 lacrosse head series features two models: the Mirage and the Mirage 2.0. Here's a breakdown of their progression:
Original Mirage:
- Versatile for various offensive styles
- Pinched face shape for ball control
- Mid pocket depth
- Standard stringing setup
Mirage 2.0
- Built for offensive players seeking power and control
- Tighter face shape for enhanced control and pocket hold
- Updated scoop design
- Increased stiffness
What people are saying (edited for brevity and clarity)
PROS
- The tight head shape helps the ball stay in place and gives me extra power while shooting. The scoop is very good for getting ground balls, and the head is stiff and light.
- Extremely durable and able to withstand a ton of hits and still perform.
- This is one of the most accurate sticks I've ever dealt with. Strings up well, forms a great pocket, and has a smooth release.
CONS
- Not ideal for players who prefer a more flexible head out of the box.
- It comes pre-strung, and while it’s a good setup, I’d also like the ability to customize my pocket.
- It definitely felt a little stiff at first, but after a few sessions, it broke in nicely.
The Mirage 2.0 is built for the elite offensive shooter. With an aggressive offset and a tighter face shape, this head provides power and accuracy to shooting and passing and control for dodgers. This head is made to be stiffer to withstand hotter temperatures so it doesn’t warp, and it has a redesigned scoop that makes ground balls super easy.
Durability: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Stringability: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Flexibility: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
