Ambush Lacrosse Sticks with aluminum shaft and 10-diamond pocket vs STX Crux Jr. Complete Lacrosse Stick (Girls)
Overall winner: STX Crux Jr. Complete Lacrosse Stick (Girls)
Key Differences
Franklin Ambush (A) is a more affordable aluminum-shaft option with a neo-grip texture and a ready-to-play semi-soft mesh pocket, making it suitable for youth and female players who want a lightweight, versatile stick. STX Crux Jr. (B) is slightly higher rated for durability and has a beginner-focused, durable construction specifically sized for under-seven players, so choose B for very young beginners and A for broader youth/women use or tighter budget
Ambush Lacrosse Sticks with aluminum shaft and 10-diamond pocket
Women's lacrosse stick with aluminum shaft, Neo-Grip surface, and ready-to-play pocket. Designed for control and precision for beginner to intermediate players, with a semi-soft mesh for deeper pocket and better cradling
Pros
- aluminum shaft for light weight
- Neo-Grip shaft texture improves control
- ready-to-play pocket with standard mesh
- complete stick ships fully assembled
Cons
- designed for women’s lacrosse only
- pocket requires break-in
- only 30" shaft size specified
STX Crux Jr. Complete Lacrosse Stick (Girls)
Crux Jr. complete stick designed for female players under seven, introducing lacrosse with solid performance. Customers note lightweight build and appealing colors
Pros
- lightweight construction
- age-appropriate design for under seven
- inspired by Crux performance
- durable build noted by customers
Cons
- fits young players under seven (limited age range)
- no explicit size options stated
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Franklin Sports |
| Durability | STX |
| Versatility | Franklin Sports |
| User Reviews | STX |