STXLacrosse Stallion 200 Boys Complete Stick with Mesh Pocket, Attack/Midfielder
Description
🔥 Elevate your game with the Stallion 200 – where beginner meets pro! ⚡
- COMPLETE READY - Comes fully assembled so young athletes can hit the field with confidence from day one.
- GAME READY COMPLIANCE - Meets NCAA and NFHS rules so you’re always competition-legal and ready to dominate.
- INSPIRED BY ELITE GEAR - Head design inspired by the top-tier STX Stallion U550, bringing advanced tech to beginners.
- PRO LEVEL ALLOY HANDLE - Lightweight STX 6000 series alloy handle with sleek memory marker graphics for durability and style.
- EFFORTLESS BALL CONTROL - Soft mesh pocket engineered for easy catching and superior ball control—perfect for skill-building.
The STX Lacrosse Stallion 200 is a complete boys’ stick designed to accelerate fundamental skill development. Featuring a durable 6000 series alloy handle with memory marker graphics and a soft mesh pocket inspired by elite STX models, it ensures easy ball control and NCAA/NFHS compliance. Lightweight and game-ready, it’s the perfect starter stick for aspiring attack and midfield players.
Specifications
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 40.55 x 7.25 x 2.75 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.36 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | STX |
| Warranty Description | Visit STX.com for warranty information |
| Model Name | Stallion 200 |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Plastic |
| Suggested Users | boys |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | STX |
| Part Number | CS ST20 B1 SM/AAX8 69/BK |
| Model Year | 2018 |
| Included Components | lacrosse stick |
| Sport Type | Lacrosse |
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Reviews
C**R
Great value
This lacrosse stick has been awesome so far! It feels super sturdy and well-balanced, with a comfortable grip that makes it easy to control. Whether you’re just starting out or have some experience, it’s a solid choice.The head is strung well and holds the ball nicely without being too tight or loose. Passing and shooting feel smooth, and I’ve definitely noticed an improvement in my accuracy.Overall, it’s great quality for the price and feels like it’ll hold up for a long time. Definitely recommend for practices, games, or even just messing around with friends.
M**K
Great stick overall - perfect for beginners, coaches, backup etc.
I couldn't believe this was priced so low, so I assumed it would be low quality. Quite the contrary, this is a very good quality all-round stick that's great for beginners and anyone else looking for a basic stick. Throws well, no problems scooping up ground balls, nice soft mesh pocket that's ready to go when it arrives (no setup needed). 20 years ago this would have passed for a top-end stick. Perfect for younger players and parents, and would be a great back-up or practice stick. Zero complaints, highly recommended for the price.
S**O
Good stick for the money
My son is just getting into lacrosse. I played youth, high school, and college years ago. Man the gear has gotten expensive. Bought one of these for him and one for me so we could practice. Leaves me wanting for nothing. Performs well at a good price.
G**G
Great beginner stick
An amazing stick for its price! It is light weight, durable, and has a great net!
R**S
Solid
Good quality for youth competitive play
M**K
Good stick
Perfect starter stick. Lighter than the warrior.
S**Y
Good purchase
My son loves this LAX stick great fit for him
S**S
Great beginner/intermediate player stick
Great lacrosse stick for beginners. I got this for my 6 year old as his first lacrosse stick. It’s a standard size stick, so he’ll grow into it. The pocket in the head is a good design for beginners. You don’t want too much or too little whip* as they learn how to throw.If you’re an intermediate player, this is a good option too. Advanced players will want something more durable for games (head is not too flexible and shaft is probably aluminum).*Whip is how the ball comes out of the pocket as you throw. More whip means the ball will travel toward the ground. Less whip, the ball will fly straight up. This is based on how the pocket is strung and hardness of the mesh. It comes down to individual preference and throwing mechanics.
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