Stringing Tutorial
Stringing Tutorial
It's easier than you might think. Watch our friends at Fantum Lacrosse break it down for you!
WHY ARMOR MESH?
Our patented design technology features free-flowing, unfixed joints that wrap around the ball as it moves, providing you with a FEEL, HOLD, POWER & CONTROL advantage. Our mesh is 100% WATERPROOF with a strength to weight ratio 10x greater than steel. HANDCRAFTED in the USA.
ARMOR ART GALLERY
Want to be featured in our Art Gallery? Tag @armormesh on Instagram, #ArmorUp and email your photos to info@armormesh.net
THE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT IS UNDERWAY
Lighting the fire
Valkyrie Runner is Breaking Out
This spring NCAA & HS athletes around the country are benefiting from the performance advantage that Izzy McMahon discovered on the AU Pro Tour this past summer; Hold, Feel, Power & Control.
NOT SURE YOU CAN STRING ARMOR MESH?
If you can string regular mesh, you can string Armor Mesh.
HOW DID WE GET STARTED?
create. connect. compete.
Our Story
The pursuit of creating the best pocket in the game, one that honors the past while serving the future, has been a journey with many twists, turns, and transformations.
BEHIND THE ARMOR | OUR BLOG
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PRAISE FROM TOP STRINGERS
The Holy Grail of shifty pockets. Honest to God, when I finish sticks like this, and I almost feel bad for the unfair advantage it is going to create. Armor Mesh for the win!
Lars Keil @lukesidewallker
Boston, MA
Armor Mesh's fluid sweet spot gives unmatched feel when passing, added hold when cradling, and extra power when shooting.
@hersheylaxdyes
Hershey, PA
This is a special product and man is it easy on the eyes. Beware that Armor Mesh will lead to excessive pocket gazing.
Ian Becker, @ibecker11
Syracuse, NY
I worked with Armor Mesh on ECD's Project Beta, and man this stuff does not dissapoint!
Martin Dandy, @dandydyes
Baltimore, MD
Armor Mesh has unfixed joints. Regular mesh is just a flat plane of material that doesn't move against itself. That is the difference with Armor Mesh; unfixed joints that create ball control flow.
Patrick Chapla, @powlax
Denver, CO
