Lacrosse

Lacrosse balls, gloves, arm and elbow pads, heads and helmets for box and field players, plus ball bags and stick-carrying backpacks. Lacrosse is Canada’s national summer sport, and box lacrosse fills many community arenas once the ice comes out. Protection should match your position and the game you play: field players usually wear arm pads and gloves, and box players add more upper-body coverage.

STX Cell VI arm and elbow pads come in medium and large with a breathable Lycra sleeve, and STX makes men’s and women’s gloves. For practice, Champion Sports and Soulchen offer bulk and glow-in-the-dark balls. Batter’s elbow guards for baseball and softball from Rawlings, Mizuno and Soulchen also sit in this range.

Brands include STX, EALER and vickpeter.

In this range: elbow pads, baseball field equipment, field player gloves, arm guards and protective pants.

Part of our team sports range.

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Lacrosse: frequently asked questions

What is the difference between box and field lacrosse?

Box lacrosse is played indoors in an arena on a smaller surface with six players a side and a smaller net, while field lacrosse is played outdoors on a larger field with ten players a side. Box players generally wear more upper-body protection because checking happens in tight spaces against the boards.

Why is lacrosse called Canada's national summer sport?

The National Sports of Canada Act, passed in 1994, declared lacrosse Canada's national summer sport and hockey its national winter sport. The game has Indigenous origins and is widely played in community and minor leagues across the country.

What lacrosse balls should I buy for practice?

Official-size solid rubber balls that meet the NOCSAE standard are used in games, so buying the same type for practice keeps the feel consistent. Bulk packs and a ball bag make wall-ball sessions easier, and glow-in-the-dark balls help for evening practice.

Sources: laws-lois.justice.gc.ca · thecanadianencyclopedia.ca · en.wikipedia.org

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