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The 84 model lacrosse head
It was created for the attacking position and was made with a liquid plastic, strung with traditional mesh and was equipped with 2 shooter strings and is very similar to the middy heads the person that founded this model of head is unknown. http://www.oldschoollaxfreak.com/STX-Lacrosse---The-1970-s.html -
90s lacrosse head
its similar to the other lacrosse heads but this is when they started to specialize there lacrosse heads, if you wanted a lot more flexibility, pinch, better for scooping, and for shooting its the little details in the head that makes the difference it was also the first open-walled head. http://www.oldschoollaxfreak.com/STX-The-1990-s.html -
2002 lacrosse heads
At this point in lacrosse equipment they have everything they need now they are making custom heads and using different types of mesh and dying them still making heads better for that certain position there just making them more appealing. http://www.lacrosseplayground.com/grip-n-rip-steele-wells-stanwick/ -
2004 long stick heads
the defenders have a different build to there heads and there sticks they need a stiff and durable stick for when they are hitting and checking the opponent it doesn't break or mold into a weird shape. http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/sports/2015/04/29/sticks-go-a-long-way-on-defense.html -
2006 middie lacrosse head
the middie position does a little bit of everything they have to attack the goal and also be ready to defend it when there is turn over so there head has to do a little bit of everything too thats why they are manipulable and durable, good for scooping and a great for shooting. -
2007 lacrosse heads
this year of lacrosse heads was great because they almost fully customize able and the heads were super reliable they had light weight ones and heavy ones all for different purposes.https://laxallstars.com/gear-review-clutch-superlight-head-brine-lacrosse/ -
2009 lacrosse heads
the 2009 heads were more on the stiff side not stiff enough to be a defensive head but just enough to get a solid pock check in and be a solid attack or middie head. http://lacrosse-reviews.com/date/2009/06/ -
2016 lacrosse heads
the latest and greatest lacrosse heads now have the ability to be played with in almost every position and have adapted to stringing its become easier to string your stick to your own needs without the hassle. http://www.universallacrosse.com/blog/best-offensive-lacrosse-heads/
