Total Lacrosse

A friend of mine from my Men’s league works at Total Lacrosse. I had never heard of Total Lacrosse before or knew that Total Hockey was in association with them. The storefront is pretty nice. They carry plenty of the latest equipment for youth and adults. The selection is a lot more broad compared to other local sporting goods shops and since Lacrosse is one of the fastest growing sports in America right now I have to say that by carrying just about every piece of equipment imaginable they are doing themselves a huge service in a booming market.
Did you know the difference between High school legal and NCAA legal heads? Neither did I until I walked through the doors. I ended up spending more than I had budgeted for my new mid-​field stick and head but I thought it was worth it. I ended up with a STX Revolver and a Brine Swizzbeat Composite stick. Since the Revolver comes unstrung I went ahead and had them string it for me which set me back about $ 45. They do a traditional hard mesh but they have a custom one that is called Marc mesh that is supposed to last a little longer and be a bit stronger. I went with that in gold with purple side walls and shooters purple as a tip of my hat to my alma mater CBC. I figured the stringing would take a couple of days and didn’t expect it to be ready for the first game of our Men’s league season but about 4 hours later I got a text from the store saying that the head was ready.
The staff is friendly and very knowledgeable. A lot has changed since when I started playing Lacrosse in High School and the changes to the designs of the heads and shafts and how they are manufactured for different styles of play.
If you are already a Total Hockey Breakaway member I’m pretty sure the membership offers transfer over to Total Lacrosse.
Only downside is that it is like a 30 minute drive from my house to get there and Lacrosse equipment is just damn expensive. If I’m ever back in the area I’ll definitely come back out for sure to browse around.