Lacrosse Stick Stringing Knots

How to string a lacrosse stick.

Lacrosse stick stringing knots.

The best lacrosse pockets and stringing tutorials in the game. Finish by tying a figure 8 knot. Next push the string up and through the 1st mesh diamond. Each article gives a detailed tutorial on how to string each lacrosse knot and best practices for applying it to your stringing.

The 1st mesh diamond is the diamond directly under those anchored by the topstring. Stringing your own lacrosse stick can save you from having to pay a professional to do it for you. Advance your lacrosse stringing methods with stringers society s lacrosse knot tutorials. Tie a figure 8 knot at one end of the string.

The first step in stringing a lacrosse anchor knot is to decide how far down to pull your lacrosse mesh. When you don t pull your mesh down enough your pocket will have a wide channel or none at all. Our step by step stringing tutorials make it easy for anyone to string their lacrosse head like a pro. It is also a convenient skill to know in case you need to restring your stick during a game.

Pulling your mesh down helps create a channel in your pocket. In this tutorial greg teaches you a basic knot. Start restringing the stick from the top followed by the side and then the bottom of the head. To learn more about how to string a lacrosse stick check out our other tutorials.