Where is the best place to buy mesh and stringing supplies?

by Lax Doctor on January 10, 2012

Where is the best place online to get stringing supplies? -Will Hey Will, Good question! When I started to string I would grab supplies from a store about 30 minutes from my house. Eventually my parents got tired of making the trip so I started to look online.  As I started to string more it [...]

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Does a traditionally strung stick hold its pocket well?

by Lax Doctor on January 8, 2012

Does traditional mesh hold its pocket well? -Drew Drew man, Traditional pockets are sweet. A solid custom can play great and look even sicker. The major issue with traditional pockets is the amount of maintenance involved with keeping the stick playing at peak performance. Forget about ever using a traditional pocket in rain… it will [...]

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Why Use Different Type of Lacrosse Stringing?

So what are the reasons for using various styles of stringing.  For example why interlocked verses normal or why a triangle pattern for a top string vice others.  I am an old dude that found restringing my son’s old heads soothing.  So I am into the reasons why something is used over others.  Thanks for [...]

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Q&A: Lacrosse Faceoff Mesh

Hello. I’m a middle school lacrosse face off man. I’m trying to find out the best  kind of mesh to use. I also need to be able to shoot and throw with it. Thanks, Connor Hey Connor, The best mesh I have found for face off men is Soft Canadian Mesh. This stuff is awesome! [...]

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Q&A: How Does Colored Mesh Compare to White?

Does colored mesh break down faster than straight white mesh? -AJ AJ, Thanks for submitting a question. I would like to expand on this question a bit… What are the differences between colored and white mesh? In most cases colored mesh is harder that white mesh. In order to achieve a stable color that will last [...]

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Fourth annual Catamount Classic Lacrosse Tournament​, Oct. 9, 2011

Normally I would never post this kind of stuff but, since this is a reputable tournamet for a great cause I would like to pass on an email I received. Good afternoon, The fourth annual Catamount Classic is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 9 and will include both men’s and women’s collegiate lacrosse teams this year.  [...]

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Q&A: Type of Pocket for a Defenseman

Lacrosse Defenseman

What style of pocket would you suggest for a defensemen? -Lou Hey Lou, This is a great question and one we get asked all the time. Stringing defense lacrosse heads can be tricky business. In my opinion the simple answer is a DEEP pocket. Not too deep where it’s illegal or too difficult pass on [...]

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Rules of Stringing

These are the top rules of stringing I think every beginner and expert stringer should follow. Be safe! Be careful not to slip using scissors and don’t use lighters unless you know what you are doing. Use quality materials. The mesh, sidewall, and shooting laces you use will help you achieve the best pocket possible. [...]

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Q&A: Type of Mesh for STX Head

I have an STX Surgeon. What kind if mesh do u suggest for this head, and where should I put the pocket? I have mini mesh on there now, and am having trouble keeping it throwing normally and not whipping to the ground. Where do you suggest I put the shooters on mini mesh? -Jack. [...]

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Lacrosse Knots – Lacrosse Stringing Knots to Know

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When stringing your stick it is very important that you tie your knots correctly. Not sure how to tie a knot for lacrosse sticks? No worries, The Lax Doctor is here to help. Knots are a simple part of stringing but they can make the difference between a pocket that works and a pocket the [...]

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