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For all of u who don't know what to get either hard or soft mesh I recommend hard mesh that u could soften with conditioner therefore the mesh is soft and pliable but still durable like hard mesh |
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Just ordered it in black and got white... |
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i play lsm and d i need a good mesh for intercepting passes what type f mesh should i get???
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i would get waxy mesh. eastcoast mesh is very good, as well as ninja mesh. waxy mesh is good for every position, my lsms on my team all use waxy mesh, although it may be more expensive. it is durable, easy to string. i am a goalie and tried waxy mesh and i love it. and as far as a head get one with less pinch such as a proton power, or stx stallion. you may pay more but you will defenitly get your moneys worth. |
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yes its true that most begginer sticks come with soft mesh, but that doesnt mean its for crappy players. soft mesh gives you a whip and accuracy like no other. if its done right you can put the ball to a pinpoint location on an extemely right rope. hard mesh is more for people who want ball control and hold when cradling and want a quicker release on passes/shots. generally i would suggest hard mesh to midfielders, and soft to attackmen, but you need to test both out with your style of play and make sure its strung right. then make your decision |
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back when I first started i had soft on my brine rocket, therefore associating soft mesh with narps..
One day I ripped my hard mesh in my helix, needed a quick fix and put that same old raggedy orange soft mesh on my helix and wow. As much as I thought Id never say this but, fellow bros, the dawn of soft mesh is upon us. |
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im guessing you live somewhere dry...if it were wet... you wouldnt be saying this |
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I'm a mid and I like soft mesh for face-offs and because I like the way the ball feels in the pocket |
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Soft mesh is SUCKY Its only good for catching and cradling I had soft mesh on my d stick...it sucked so bad I bought a hard mesh kit right after practice don't buy soft mesh |
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what mesh should i get for my revo x for defense??? ***No soft mesh suggestions, hate it*** |
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I play in NCAA and I gotta say, soft mesh is totally under rated. If you string it right it has all the qualities of hard mesh with the hold of soft mesh. People always think its for beginners but buy a piece and try stringing it tight, its not bad |
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if u play midie soft mesh is better for faster shots and hold on the ball, but hard mesh is better for acuracy
watever fits you best |
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soft mesh is only good for defense.
ihave a stx primer with soft mesh and it is great but hard mesh is best for everything
those of you think that hard mesh sucks can kiss my a** |
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i love soft mesh you have alot more control but the pocket gets deep quick so watch out
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what type of mesh is best for a middie.......hard or soft?????????
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If you take face offs then soft if you don't then get hard mesh
But it is mostly preference
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is this mesh a 10 diamond? cause thats what my coach recomended me to get on my new d head. |
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goalie1234 one of my friends had soft mesh he liked it i like it i have it in my short poll but the only bad thing is when it rains it sags and it could tear in the course of a season but i like it i want to get some but i cant find it anywhere |
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i mean i know this isn't for goalies but is soft mesh good in goal?? i want everybody's opinion |
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is soft better for control?? i play mid and am a first year player so would soft be better or hard?? thanks |
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go kill urself HOPKINS SUCKS MY RIGHT TESTIE AND MAKE MY LEFT 1 JEALUS! |
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got a new head with hard mesh but i find it to stiff what can i use to soften it up a bit |
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try running it under hot water or putting it in the dryer with your clothes and some dryer sheets and just work it as often as you can till you get it to the softness you prefer |
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i am a short stick midie and i shoot and assist about the same. and im debating on getting soft or hard mesh. its also my first yr playin lax.. |
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is it worth buying for an unstrung head??? |
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Soft mesh is the same price as hard. Now when you buy soft mesh and put it on your stick make sure you don't put it in the rain because it makes an illegal pocket. One thing is if you are a beginner you might want to get soft mesh to get the feeling of a lacrosse stick. On the other hand if you are experanced lax player you might want to get hard because if you have your stick skills down hard mesh will make sure the pocket is ok. Another thing is it's your choice and you might want soft you might hard but I have been playing for 2 years and used soft mesh now I use hard=) |
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i have a razor 2.0 pro. i died it blue and it is awesome.
now, i neeed your help. should i go with soft or hard mesh. i play attack. also what color of mesh should i got with.im thnking yellow, carolina, or grey. |
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im a fast faceoff middie/ short pole defensive middie. i dont make many shots. assisst are more my style. which is best for me soft or had. |
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Soft is good for middies that dont take much shots because the pocket moves back to its original placement after faceoffs.
Also because IMO it passes better because it doesnt "grip" the ball when you pass (a.k.a whip) |
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i am attack and i think soft and hard mesh both do the job |
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yes
seriously, why would you ask that? get your favorite |
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i play D so should i put hard or soft mesh on my revo pro???
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definitely use soft mesh. ive tried hard mesh on my pole, and it feels and throws wierd. its also a LOT easier to catch a ball in most situations if you use sof mesh instead of hard. actually, i suggest, if possible, a medium between hard and soft. if you get som used hard mesh thats broken in, that would be best, cause somtimes soft mesh frays and wears down too quickly. as long as you are able to string it well it should be fine |
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can you dudes stop arguing over which mesh is the best, its mesh its your own opinion thats just my two cents
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Soft mesh is much better, don't listen to all of those hard mesh losers. They're just playa hatas. |
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it depends if you face and ypour personal preference
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agreed. you can shoot a lot better sidearm with hard mesh, and once it's worked well, its really comfortable. but soft mesh is a lot better for cradling and faceoffs, so yeah it is all personal preference. i personally prefer hard on my shortstick and soft on my D pole. |
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I am abetter than average player who has a harrow stick. I use soft mesh i mean who wouldn't. Besides all the kids i know who have hard mesh has to get rid of it an a month because it stretched to much. |
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Hard Mesh is more for a harder shot (though not much faster) and it is really good when it is broken in. Soft Mesh is more for cradling. |
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Go with hard mesh...it last better through whatever weather throws at you and has a better pocket once broken in |
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u didnt need to get all excited its just a piece of mesh... but yea hard is better |
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i wasnt excited man i was just sayin god...jk but i wasnt all excited |
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ur bein a kissasss now
and ur all wrong soft is best |
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u smoking meth or something? soft $ucks go hard mesh |
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many people have different oppions but mine is that if u want a stick with good control go with soft and if u want a stick that has an acurate shot go with hard but you will only get these results if the sticks are strung properly or by and experienced stringer
and you guys/girls could be a little nicer ~.~ |
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Yeah so you can shoot a lot better sidearm with hard mesh, and once it's worked well, its really comfortable. but soft mesh is a lot better for cradling and faceoffs, so yeah it is all personal preference. i personally prefer hard on my shortstick and soft on my D pole.
actually, i suggest, if possible, a medium between hard and soft. if you get som used hard mesh thats broken in, that would be best, cause somtimes soft mesh frays and wears down too quickly. hope this answers your questions. |
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soft owns hard because it breaks in and keeps a good pocket without stretching. |
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