Lacrosse heads are one of the most important pieces of your lacrosse stick. When looking at the Brine Clutch Elite lacrosse head review, keep in mind price, value, NFHS and NCAA regulations, your position, and style of play. Also, decide on how much pinch, stiffness, weight, and stringing options you need, and if the Brine Clutch Elite meets your needs. Brine Lacrosse has proven its quality for years, so you've come across a good lacrosse head. The Brine Clutch Elite should give you what you need, with a price tag of $89.90. Checkout some other Brine lacrosse heads before you buy one, and be sure to watch the Brine Clutch Elite lacrosse head video review if we've posted one!

The Bottom Line for the Brine Clutch Elite

Similar to the Brine Clutch, When we first received the Clutch Elite from Brine our Pro's immediately noticed several key features that set this head apart from others. First the new Core Tech makes this head extremely light allowing offensive players to rip fast and accurate shots. We also loved the strength to weight ratio here. The unique placement of the stringing holes allowed us to put the pocket where we wanted it something all players can really appreciate. Overall this is a premium head one that is great for all high school levels and is sure to be one of our best sellers.

What Brine Says on the Brine Clutch Elite Head

Designed for Elite Players Cored inner sidewall to reduce weight without sacrificing strength. Maximum offset for great accuracy and control.

College and High School Lacrosse Head Size Regulations:

Based on the Brine lacrosse heads pinch, length and width, it's legality changes. In the 2015 lacrosse season, you may use lacrosse heads marked U or X at all levels of play (NCAA and NFHS). You may only use lacrosse heads marked HS (NFHS) in high school lacrosse. When buying a lacrosse head, be sure to reference if it's legal for high school or college lacrosse.

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