STX Stallion Fresh Stringing Head (Used)

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STX Stallion Fresh Stringing Head (Used)

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Category: Lacrosse > Heads
Brand: STX
Model: Stallion
Color: Multi

Condition: Used
Stringing Condition: Fresh Stringing
Position

Category: Lacrosse > Heads
Brand: STX
Model: Stallion
Color: Multi

Condition: Used
Stringing Condition: Fresh Stringing
Position: Attack & Midfield
Quantity: 1 available

Seller description

Like new Stallion. One of my sons that he didn’t use. Strung fresh with Mist City Purple Argyle Vapor Mesh. Liberty Top string. Throws great.

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About the STX Stallion Head

STX Stallion Head

688 sold

Perfect head for:

Players who excel at both offensive and defensive play, requiring a head that can handle the rigors of both ends of the field.

Durability

Stringability

Flexibility

The STX Stallion Lacrosse Head, launched in 2005 by NCAA champion Kyle Harrison, has a history of midfield excellence. Evolving through models like the 700, 900, and 1K, it caters to various playing styles. Key features include the durable EnduraForm material, strategically placed holes, and a pocket design focused on control.

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The Stallion is great. We have a couple of family members who play different positions. With this head, we have strung it for attack and, more recently, restrung it for a D-Mid. Both positions have different pocket needs, and it was easy to adapt the sidewall stringing for both of what they were looking for.

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