
The Complete Handbook of Lacrosse Mesh & String
A practical field guide for players, coaches, stringers, and retailers on selecting, installing, maintaining, and profiting from lacrosse mesh and string
by Alumigogo Books
non-fiction
The complete, practical guide to lacrosse mesh and string: how to choose, install, maintain, troubleshoot, and make money from them.
About this book
From the pocket to the profit margin. Whether you are a player tweaking your throw, a coach managing a team's sticks, or a retailer building a stringing business, this handbook is your definitive resource. It cuts through the hype to explain what mesh and string actually are, how different materials and weaves perform, and which specifications matter most for your specific style of play.
Master the craft. This book provides clear, step-by-step instructions for installing a new pocket, performing routine maintenance, and diagnosing and fixing the most common performance problems—from lip to whip issues. You will learn how to evaluate a pocket objectively, how to break in new mesh, and how to extend the life of your equipment with a simple maintenance schedule.
Build a business. For the entrepreneurial reader, dedicated chapters explore the business landscape, detailing market positioning of major brands, opportunities in reselling and private labeling, and the economics of operating a successful stringing service. The book concludes with a forward-looking analysis of materials and market trends, plus a curated overview of expert resources for continued learning.
Reader Reviews
Nicholas Campbell
★★★★★This is the book I wish I had when I started stringing heads five years ago. The chapter on understanding mesh alone is worth the price, because it finally explains the difference between waxed and hard mesh with actual technical detail, not just opinion. I run a small stringing service from my garage, and the maintenance and troubleshooting chapter has already paid for itself by helping me fix a recurring whip issue on a customer's stick. My only regret is it didn't exist sooner.