Popular Lacrosse Gloves

The Maverik M6 Lacrosse Gloves provide a classic fit with improved comfort and performance. They feature a redesigned Connekt palm for better stick feel and durability, a quick-dry liner for faster sweat evaporation, and Flowcool venting to reduce heat. The adjustable cuff allows for a closed fit for extra protection or a flared fit for freedom of wrist movement.

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These gloves bounce off the technology from the M5. They have vent holes which allows the heat to exit and keeps sweat to a minimum. The palms are soft with quick dry action . They do come slightly stiffer then other gloves but break in easy with very little time needed . They hold up well. True to size. Great for intermediate players.

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T. Johnston

The STX Surgeon RZR Lacrosse Gloves utilize SUPERFLEX technology for flexibility and protection. The 2nd SKIN Palm and Ax Suede enhance stick control, while the DFLKT design protects the thumb and back of the hand. The updated Guard Lock strap securely holds the mouth guard, and the Game Ready Taper Fit ensures a snug fit for better control.

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The RZRs are one of the most popular gloves on the market. Despite the STX creating a second version of these gloves, the only difference is the cuff around the wrist. The RZR has padded blocks in key contact zones without sacrificing weight or flexibility. Additionally the RZRs are incredibly comfortable and are one of the reasons the second overall pick in the 2022 PLL Draft, Chris Gray, uses them on the field.

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Jake Caldwell, Expert Review

The Maverik Max Lacrosse Gloves offer a traditional design with extra volume in the fingers and back of the hand. Durastretch panels improve flexibility, while Anaform ridges provide protection without limiting mobility. Triple-density foam and rigid inserts manage impact, and the magnetic cuff prevents Velcro snags for easy use. An adjustable cuff allows for either maximum protection or a more flared fit for wrist freedom.

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The Maverik Max gloves come broken in and ready for play right out of the package. They have durastretch panels and are able to stretch and bend when grasping the lacrosse shaft. They come in a few colors. The material of the palms is a new technology that allows the gloves to dry quickly from sweat or rain. The material being soft, is still very strong to prevent ripping. Any player can use these, but for the price, I’d recommend a more advanced player. Great for high schoolers and up.

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T. Johnston

The Maverik M5 Lacrosse Glove, successor to the M4, features a classic fit with added volume in the fingers and back of the hand. It includes a Quickdry Liner for moisture management, an AX Suede palm for durability and comfort, and Inhaler Mesh palms for airflow and grip. The Flowcool venting helps disperse heat, while the adjustable cuff allows players to choose between a closed fit for protection or a flared fit for wrist mobility.

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The M5s are comfortable and offer incredible performance on the field. This consistent performance has led to their popularity and allowed Maverik to launch the fifth iteration of this glove. Across lacrosse, you can see youth players, college teams, and pro teams rocking the Maverik lineup, as the glove has a modern look that just can’t be beat.

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Jake Caldwell, Expert Review

The Warrior Burn Lacrosse Gloves feature a low-profile design and flexible cut for comfort. The Pro Palm with mesh inserts ensures ventilation, while the Truvent system enhances cooling. Mesh gussets provide additional airflow, and the inset cuff design offers added protection. These gloves are a great choice for players wanting reliable protection and comfort.

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The Burns are known for their protection and great feel. They’re a little bulkier than newer models but still have a light feel. The bulk comes from extra padding in the glove and reinforced palm and fingers. The break-in period is relatively short, and the gloves quickly mold to your hand shape. If you're looking for a reliable and high-performing glove, the Burn is definitely worth considering.

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Jake Caldwell, Expert Review

The STX Cell V Lacrosse Gloves feature a Power Fit design for increased freedom of movement and a durable AX Suede palm for excellent stick feel. Their ventilated palm ensures breathability, making them a favorite among high school and elite players. With GeoFlex II technology for flexible protection and a customizable C3 cuff system, these gloves offer a secure fit. The improved Guard Lock strap keeps your mouth guard secure off the field, making the STX Cell V a top choice for comfort and performance.

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The Cell V is a great glove. The harder shell on the outside allows for less sting and more protection when hit by a lacrosse stick. A few things to consider are that they tend to run small and can rip easily, but they are very affordable. The Cell V is one of the best comfort gloves from STX.

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T. Johnston

The Maverik M4 Lacrosse Gloves offer improved thumb mobility and ventilation for comfort and performance. Their adjustable cuff allows for a protective closed fit or a flared fit for wrist motion. Made with durable Ax-Suede, they feature 37.5 technology for self-cooling when wet.

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The M4s include features that set them apart from other glove lines. Overall they have been one of the most popular gloves on the field, and for good reason. Compared to the previous Maverik gloves in the line, the M4s have added additional volume within the finger sleeves for comfort without the confined feel. Despite the M5s and M6s being released after them, the M4s offer a less expensive alternative to the newest and finest gloves out there.

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Jake Caldwell, Expert Review

The Warrior Evo Lacrosse Gloves excel in comfort, durability, and performance. The Authentic Pro Palm offers a great feel and durability, while the flared cuff enhances flexibility. The Bone System adds protection in impact zones, and Truvents with the Wartech Liner keep hands cool and dry. Overall, the Warrior Evo is a top choice for lacrosse players looking for reliable gloves.

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The Warrior Evos are one of the most reliable gloves on the market. They have a unique feel with the palm because of their Pro Palm addition that allows for control while still being long lasting. Some gloves can have palms that rip and deteriorate over time but I have not seen that problem with these. Overall the Evos are a great choice that is looking for a reliable glove to bring on the field.

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Jake Caldwell, Expert Review

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.

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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.

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T. Johnston

The Maverik Rome Lacrosse Gloves feature a cuffless backhand design for unrestricted wrist movement and enhanced thumb mobility. With protective top hand padding, a magnetic inner cuff, and a textured palm, these gloves ensure a secure grip and flexibility. They're essential for serious lacrosse players, showcasing Maverik's commitment to excellence.

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These gloves have been around for some time now. They run true to size but are overall tight width-wise. They come in different colors and are easy to buy in bulk for teams. They are good for beginners but a little on the pricy side. They are not as flexible as other options, and there is little protection on the wrist even though they have a cuff.

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T. Johnston

The Nike Vapor Elite Lacrosse Gloves feature a roomier design that maintains security and flexibility. Their low-profile cuff system and flexible foam construction enhance comfort and control, making them ideal for players who prefer a looser fit. These gloves are a top choice for high school and collegiate athletes seeking comfort, performance, and style.

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These gloves are great but don't get the hype like other gloves do. The Vapors have come a long way. The Elite is super light which Nike was trying to prove with these gloves. The outer shell is made to combat even the toughest impacts. The wrist cuff could be longer but these gloves are good for all levels of play.

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T. Johnston

The STX Cell VI Lacrosse Gloves continue the legacy of the Cell line, offering a redesigned fit that provides a more snug and comfortable feel. The Cell VI features a spacious thumb area and a revised back of hand profile for enhanced flexibility. The GeoFlex II technology ensures added mobility without compromising protection, while the Power Fit profile and ventilated design enhance ball feel and stick control. The C3 cuff system allows for personalized fit preferences, making the Cell VI an ideal choice for players seeking the ultimate combination of comfort, performance, and customizability.

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One of the newer gloves on the market, the STX Cell VI, was released in 2023 as part of the notable Cell line. The 6th iteration builds on the previous gloves by expanding its fit profile and overall ventilation so you can play high-intensity games. The VI is noticeably clunky but provides amazing protection on checks and other contact. Overall, these gloves are one of the best options out there.

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Jake Caldwell, Expert Review

The EVO QX Lacrosse Gloves feature Cloud Cuff technology for improved range of motion in cradling, passing, and shooting. The Hybrid Taper fit enhances mobility and protection, while the WAthentic Pro Palm + provides a comfortable stick feel. The Wartech Liner ensures breathability and moisture management, making the EVO QX a great choice for players seeking a high-performing glove.

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The EVO QX is pricy but worth the money. I use these gloves and have had them for a long time. They have great wrist flexibility. You can cradle and pass the ball with ease and the impax foam molds to your hand over time. I actually used these gloves a few times on my dirt bike. When I crashed and broke plastic off my helmet, these gloves did not rip or damage my hand. Based on the higher price, I recommend them for more advanced players.

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T. Johnston

The Epoch Integra Lacrosse Gloves utilize Phase Change Technology for optimal temperature and moisture control, ensuring comfort. They feature a Tri-Layer Dual Density Foam Stack with Carbitex for lightweight impact absorption. Designed for maximum feel and control, the gloves have seamless fingertips, a one-piece palm, and an extended cuff for an ergonomic fit.

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The Integras were the first gloves in the line. Launched in 2017, the OG Integras feature a Tri-Layer foam stack in their padding, which improves protection on checks without adding weight or an uncomfortable feel while playing. Compared to other gloves, the Integras have a unique look, with an extended cuff, and have made a name for themselves by doing so.

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Jake Caldwell, Expert Review

The Maverik Charger Gloves share the anatomical profile of the Maverik Rome gloves. They feature dual density foam for backhand protection and a full mesh palm for dexterity, making them ideal for young players. The isolated wrist cuff offers extra protection, and flow cool venting keeps hands cool during the game.

The Adrenaline Phoenix Lacrosse Gloves feature a Floating Back of the Hand, Thumb Protection, and Boxer Fracture pad for excellent protection and flexibility. With a four panel cuff and high-quality Axe Suede palm, they offer superior grip and feel. The Shield Tech improves stick control, while the multi-layer foam padding adds extra protection. Ideal for serious lacrosse players seeking top-quality equipment.