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Do I buy a Warrior Blade lacrosse head for 35$?

Jul 18, 2008 by Alex M | Posted in Other - Sports

Question: My mistress is offering me a Warrior Blade (the original) for 35$. I want to use it for JV lacrosse but im not sure how it will check up. I play attack and have heard its good but breaks. What's the negotiation with this stick and do i give my friend the cash?

Answer: Yuo would be doing yourself a favor for getting it for that chintzy. It is a great head for attack and really it doesn't break that without even trying it is not piched so much that it will make it impossibly hard to catch eitther but being an attackman it will give you adept

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