Lacrosse Goalie Tips
lacrosse goalie head?
im stringing a lacrosse goalie head and i would like to have any tips and suggestions such as wat mesh to buy wat do i need supplies wise and were to buy it (preferably online) ty in advance for your help
also a good tut to help me out
try lacrosseforums.com and check out the string doctor section. Check out the tutorial list and mesh thats how i learned.
For mesh try jimalax or check out the websites recommendations.
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