Everyone else starts at $89.99. Primo lacrosse heads start at $34.99 — strung and game-ready for $44.99. NCAA and NFHS legal, 30-day trial.

Two Primo lacrosse heads on a turf field. Everyone else starts at $89.99. We start at $34.99. Strung and game-ready for $44.99.

WHY CHOOSE PRIMO

  • 30-DAY TRIAL

    Play with it for 30 days. Not right? Full refund or exchange.

    How the trial works 

  • NO RETAIL MARK UP

    A $99 head pays for ad campaigns, sponsored athletes, and a retailer who doubles the price. Ours pays for the same high-end plastic at a 3rd of the price.

    Shop heads 

  • CUSTOM TEAM SHAFTS AT LOW MOQ

    Most brands need two dozen. We start at six, with an 8–10 week turnaround.

    Start a team order 

LACROSSE HEADS

BUILT FOR REAL PLAYERS.

RC1, RC1 N2O, Box Pinch and Darkhorse. Strung and game-ready from $44.99, unstrung from $34.99. NCAA and NFHS legal, and every one ships free in the US.

SHOP HEADS

LACROSSE SHAFTS

STRENGTH IN EVERY GRIP.

Carbon composite and scandium-titanium. 30-inch attack and midfield, 60-inch poles, box and field. From $84.99, backed by a model-by-model warranty.

SHOP SHAFTS

LACROSSE MESH

CONSISTENT FEEL. EVERY TIME.

Primo Select 10 Diamond performance mesh. Game-ready pocket performance right out of the box, $11.99.

SHOP MESH

CUSTOM TEAM GEAR

REP YOUR TEAM.

Your colors, your logo, your program name on the shaft. Six-unit minimum where most brands need two dozen. 8–10 week turnaround.

START YOUR DESIGN

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OUR WHY

I broke enough $140 shafts to go find out what they actually cost.

I played four years at Adrian College, and I coach now. I snapped and dented more $140 shafts than I can count — every one carrying a warranty that wasn't worth reading. So in 2017 I went looking for why, and found that the big brands run the same manufacturing as everyone else. What a shaft actually costs to make is nowhere near what you pay for one.

That is the whole reason Primo exists. The same high-end materials, without the distributor, the retail markup, or the sponsored roster — because every kid priced out of a $200 stick is a player this game loses, and we would rather have more players.

Dave Monroe · Founder, Primo Lacrosse

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