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šŸ—ļøInside The Vault: A Lacrosse Archive
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Brine Exodus 2 Gloves Released: 2007 This is a little different, as I typically only post heads and shafts, but I think the Exo 2s deserve some recognition. Iā€™d also imagine a lot of you either had a pair or wanted one back in the day. Obviously they were one of the flagship pieces of the Mikey Powell brand at Brine. They were the team gloves of several high level programs, and they were just cooler looking than anything else on the market at the time. They were competing with the STX G22 and K18 lines at the time - Warrior was popular and high quality but not nearly as comfortable as the other 3 gloves, not to mention the Brine King that the Exodus were bumping for a couple years. Itā€™s a shame Syracuse stitched from Brine to STX in 07 and never got custom orange Exos. They had the Exodus 1 for a bit of time but the Cuse Brine era was ending. Duke made these very popular however in a number of colors, and they were a powerhouse at this time. These things are hard to find in decent shape anymore, but @penny_strings has the largest collection of Exo 2s that Iā€™ve come across. The last slide is just a few of the pairs he has. by @lacrossevault
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2 years ago
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Warrior Revo Ti (ft. Evo Ti) Released: 2008 This head was the hardest one for me to actually get my hands on - seems the Revo Ti is all but nonexistent in the US and Canada at this point. Thanks to a good friend @bwitm1 at @thegoodstick.co, I am one of the lucky few that has one, and with tags still on it. Brian purchased the head for me as a proxy from a guy in the Czech Republic. He was then able to pass it off to my good friend @89jayjpee who went over to play in the box tournament in Prague last week (late August-early Sept). JP smuggled it back into the states from there, and the rest is history. From the Czech Republic to the US, with many changes of hands along the way. I want to give another big thank you to those guys who helped facilitate. Also, if you arenā€™t familiar with @thegoodstick.co go check them out. They do amazing things for the sport and make some awesome products in house. Hoping to get over there for a box tournament very soon and to check out the shop! #lacrosse by @lacrossevault
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2 years ago
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Warrior Krypto Pro Shaft Released: 2004 The Warrior Krypto Pro lacrosse shaft, first released in 2004, quickly became a favorite among players for its exceptional combination of strength and lightweight performance. Constructed from high-grade Krypto Alloy, the shaft offers superior durability while maintaining a light feel, enhancing playersā€™ agility and control on the field. Its precision-engineered design provides a perfect balance of grip and maneuverability, making it an ideal choice for both offensive and defensive players. The Krypto Proā€™s enduring popularity is a testament to Warrior Lacrosseā€™s commitment to innovation and quality in lacrosse equipment. This post is the first focused solely on a shaft, and I think itā€™s fitting that it be one of the most universally loved shafts of all time. First released in 2004, we still have Krypto Pros on the market today. In collaboration with @penny_strings , @papabearreyda, and @teresa_giudice_official we pulled together the full collection from the catalog image shown in slide 2 (courtesy of Michael G). Skyler had most of these tucked away, while Stephen had the elusive ā€œBlack and Blueā€, and I have the Green Wire Fade (shown in one of the later slides on field). There have been a number of iterations of the Krypto Pro, including the Diamond version, and they came in a number of colors not shown here, but the ones featured here are considered the most special and rare which is very cool! Big thanks to Penny and Papa Bear for their contributions to this post, and go give them a follow if you like retro lax gear! Which Krypto Pro was your favorite? by @lacrossevault
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2 years ago
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Cascade Pro7 Released: 2007 ā€œThe Cascade Pro7 is widely regarded as one of the most iconic lacrosse helmets ever made, combining lightweight construction, excellent visibility, and innovative protection in a design that defined an era of the sport. Introduced with Cascadeā€™s groundbreaking SevenTechnology liner, the Pro7 was engineered to better disperse impact energy while providing a comfortable, adjustable fit through its ProFit sizing system. Its sleek shell, aggressive styling, and customizable color options made it a favorite among top collegiate programs and professional players, and it remains one of the most recognizable and sought-after helmets among collectors and longtime lacrosse enthusiasts.ā€ by @lacrossevault
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3 months ago
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Fun Friday Pretty sure @cascade_lacrosse never actually made a CPX-R Tiā€¦.. by @lacrossevault
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4 months ago
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Warrior Titan Levitation Tough one to find! The lightest of the Titan series, as well as the most fragile. These liked to dent up quite a bit. by @lacrossevault
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6 months ago
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LE Pink Gator Mac Daddy 98/200 Huge thanks to @brody_lax for adding a grail to the collection. I had a pair when they first released - @asclaxjoel had one pair at my local store, and I just had to have them. I ended up trading them years later and always regretted it. Happy to have another pair in the vault that wonā€™t be leaving. by @lacrossevault
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7 months ago
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Duke Brine King II Last post of the year! Happy New Year! by @lacrossevault
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10 months ago
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Nike Air Astro Grabber Low Released: December 2006 The Astro Grabber and Destroyer (Low and 3/4) was a mid-2000s revival of Nikeā€™s original 1974 Astrograbber, one of the brandā€™s earliest turf trainers designed by co-founder Bill Bowerman for football and baseball players using artificial surfaces. The 2006ā€“2007 version updated that heritage with modern synthetic leather, a visible Air cushioning setup, and a sleeker, aerodynamic shape typical of Nikeā€™s football footwear of the era. Though not a major mainstream release, it carried nostalgic significance as a nod to Nikeā€™s first generation of performance turf shoes while bridging into the more advanced ā€œZoom Codeā€ and ā€œSuper Speedā€ cleat lines that followed soon after. This shoe was hugely popular in the lacrosse world as lacrosse was often played on turf or Astro turf. The great thing about the non-destroyer version is that it was basically just a sneaker that you could play in, train in, or simply wear around. The 3/4 version even made a cameo in the viral Ultimate Lax Bro video. Credit to @eastbay.archive for the old Eastbay catalog listing for these, as they are incredibly hard to find. The shoes themselves are very difficult to find in normal sizing and in non-Destroyer version. by @lacrossevault
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a year ago
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Brine Swizzle Scandium Released: 2006 The Brine Swizzle is a lightweight, performance-driven handle designed for players seeking a balance of strength, grip, and style. Known for its distinct textured grip pattern and sleek design, the Swizzle offers enhanced control without the need for additional tape. It is often made from durable alloy materials, making it suitable for players at various skill levels. The shaft is a popular choice among midfielders and attackmen for its reliable feel and responsiveness during gameplay. The swizzle had a long run, I believe it ran until 2012? In my opinion, this is one of the coolest shafts ever made. Some people like the SwizzBeat more, but the Swizzle is just clean and classic. The texturing wasnā€™t being done by anybody else really at this time, and all the brine schools used them in the mid-late 2000ā€™s. by @lacrossevault
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a year ago
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DeBeer Renegade ft. @untraditionalstringing Released: Early 2000ā€™s(?) The DeBeer Renegade was designed as a durable, all-purpose option that balanced stiffness and versatility for a wide range of players. Known for its wide face shape, it was especially popular among beginners and developing players because it offered an easier catching area and solid ground ball control. While not as specialized or advanced as DeBeerā€™s higher-end offensive or defensive heads, the Renegade earned a reputation as a reliable, entry-level head that could handle recreational and competitive play alike. This one was strung by @untraditionalstringing - formerly Vero Beach - and the detail is incredible. by @lacrossevault
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a year ago
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Brine Scandium Air Released: 2011 The Brine Scandium Air (SC21 Air) was a lightweight offensive shaft that combined Brineā€™s durable scandium alloy with a unique ā€œAirā€ design featuring ventilation holes drilled through the handle to cut weight without sacrificing strength. It offered players a balance of high-end durability and quick handling, with a smooth, clean look and slightly concave edges for better grip. Designed for elite attackmen and midfielders, the Scandium Air stood out as one of Brineā€™s lightest yet toughest shafts of its time. Toughest would prove to be incorrect, as it folded like a cheap lawn chair if you cross checked someone or took a good slap check on it. Still super fun and loved Brineā€™s innovation around this time. by @lacrossevault
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a year ago
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