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Warrior EVO TI 6-Diamond Mesh Head
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#92653 Warrior's EVO TI Lacrosse Heads are Here The evolution of titanium reinforced heads!
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Warrior Evo Ti Head 6 Diamond
Titanium Reinforced to give you a stronger version of the evolution head. The Titanium reinforcement was designed to prevent the head from flexing side-to-side and front to back. Not Legal for NCAA Play. Recommended for High School through College.
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Used By: Chris Fiore, Jesse Hubbard. Made In: Imported. Flared Sidewall: yes. Head Plane: Offset. Head Width: Pinched. Multiple Stringing Holes: yes. Recommended Positions: All. Stiffness: Extremely Stiff. Stringing Styles: All. Warranty: 6 Months. Weight: 4.9 oz unstrung.
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Advanced design features a twisted sidewall that allows for maximum pocket depth and superior ball retention. Constructed with a super tough durable nylon blend that keeps the head stiff and rigid during play. Features the Warrior EZ Scoop for easy ground ball recovery while speeding down the field. An Elliptical Throat design increases strength and prevents bending. Imported.* Gift card will ship with product.
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The world's first titanium reinforced head that offers incredible stiffness. The Stiffi has a titanium rod infused directly into it, which prevents the head from torquing and twisting during play. The head doesn't shift from side to side. This creates more accuracy, more power and quicker recovery. EX scoop lets you pick up ground balls while on the run.
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Warrior Evo Pro Head 6 Diamond
The Evo Pro was designed by the top professional players in the MLL. It is one of the lightest and tightest heads ever designed, which allows for the ball to stay in the center of the stick and not roll around. Not Legal for NCAA Play. Recommended for High School and Club.
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Built off the Evolution 2.0 tool / same dimensions as current head. 25% stiffer than regular Razer 2.0 heads. New Callout � Chrome jewel logo in throat. Not Legal for NCAA Play. Recommended for Junior High through High School.
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