STX Duel 2 Lacrosse Head - Black

Description

Same as with the original Duel, STX set out to create a head that was both rugged and flexible, one that could withstand the stress a head goes through when facing off. They have once again outdone themselves with the next iteration of the Duel but adding flex to the lower part of the head, while maintaining a stiff and tight channel that keeps shape after the ball is off the ground. Due to this feature, the Duel II will only fit on hollow shafts. In order to shorten the throat dimensions of the head, STX manufactured the THROAT PLUG to go down inside the shaft and suppress the inner walls to maintain stability. A unique feature that made the Duel so effective and is seen again in the Duel II is its THROAT PLUG, which is a shortened throat design that allows the player to have his top hand closer to the ball during a faceoff. New for 2019, STX revamps their most beloved faceoff head with the STX Duel II Unstrung Lacrosse Head, built to dominate the X. With a tight throat and elongated bottom rail, the Duel II offers an advantage at the X by providing a tighter spot for the ball to be worked into, and less surface area for an opponent to be able to dig out. Perfect for the elite FOGO looking for every advantage he can find at the whistle, the STX Duel II Unstrung Lacrosse Head is ready to dominate possession time and pull draws with ease.

Key Features

• Same as with the original Duel, STX set out to create a head that was both rugged and flexible, one that could withstand the stress a head goes through when facing off.
• A unique feature that made the Duel so effective and is seen again in the Duel II is its THROAT PLUG, which is a shortened throat design that allows the player to have his top hand closer to the ball during a faceoff.
• New for 2019, STX revamps their most beloved faceoff head with the STX Duel II Unstrung Lacrosse Head, built to dominate the X.
• Due to this feature, the Duel II will only fit on hollow shafts.
• With this advantage, FOGO's will be able to punch and clamp down faster while having more control over the ball once the clamp has been made.
• They have once again outdone themselves with the next iteration of the Duel but adding flex to the lower part of the head, while maintaining a stiff and tight channel that keeps shape after the ball is off the ground.