Softening Lacrosse Mesh *updated 2016*

This is an update to the video I shot back in 2010 which now has almost 50k views. I also take a minute to answer some questions about the process. Leave any questions you all might have in the comments section below!

[@user-wu4fo3uw6e]

Can you post a video of how you string your sticks like that? And where do you get your mesh from?

[@ogslbois7708]

Thanks this really helped dude love ur method

[@Sambarrett802]

Sweet man thanks! Does the old method still work tho?

[@M_G_D_1]

sam barrett absolutely! Ive just found that the hot water helps speed up the process a bit

[@maevesayre8312]

I have black hard mesh. Can u do a video of how to soften it with the mesh on the head.

[@jack-kc5tc]

Maeve Sayre usually i just put a bunch of fabric softener in a container and put the head in it

[@evonsmygirl]

All you have to do is remove the head from the shaft and do the same process in a container. Be aware that if you do this with shooting strings already on, it will loosen up the shooters as well.

[@noahwashburn1200]

What stick is the blue hard mesh you broke in over 2 months

[@M_G_D_1]

Squid Lax its a harrow freeze. I dont even know if they still sell them but i use to have 2 or 3 back in high school. It is all fiberglass/carbon fiber

[@evonsmygirl]

www.harrowsports.com/freeze-one-piece-lacrosse-goalie-stick-strung-47-white-blue-black#.WbAuFtOGNmA

[@colleenharner4697]

Do you play for umbc

[@jack-kc5tc]

lmao yeah

[@xyloncanard308]

So ur goalie

[@evonsmygirl]

Yes!

[@jakeparodneck5693]

Never ever clean your lacrosse pocket with Clorox it makes it like a rock learned that the hard way