Vegas Gold lacrosse crosslace comes in five pre-cut lengths, built for traditional stringing. It's smooth, high-tensile nylon that threads clean through every hole and holds its tension row after row, with no fraying, no slack and no guessing how much to cut.
Crosslace does the connecting work in a pocket. It attaches runners to sidewalls and forms the rows and center tracks that hold everything together. Cutting it to the right length before you start, instead of eyeballing a bundle, is what keeps a traditional pattern clean from the first row to the last.
36": the most common length, for single rows on traditional pockets
54": two-color center track work
72": extended rows on 6 to 8 diamond traditional pockets
108": traditional wooden stick rows and goalie tracks
216": a full single-string traditional pocket, box or field, in one continuous piece
FAQ
What's the difference between crosslace and sidewall string? Sidewall string attaches the mesh or lace to the head. In contrast, crosslace connects runners to sidewalls and forms the rows or center track within the pocket.
Which length do I need for a full traditional restring? 216" covers a full single-string traditional pocket on most box and field sticks.
Will it stretch or fade over a season? It's built to hold tension and color through regular play; however, expect normal wear over time like any lacrosse string.
