STX Eclipse 3 Goalie Head - Quick Look Review

Rule the game with the STX Eclipse 3™ goalie head, made for the elite lacrosse goalie. Nothing gets past the Eclipse III™ - our stiffest goalie head yet.
Eclipse 3 is 30% stiffer than Eclipse 2, letting you stop more shots and reducing foldback at the tip of the head. The improved Speed Scoop™ helps you pick up ground balls more easily from tighter angles. The ergonomic throat shape gives you a secure grip with any hand position.
Used by STX athlete goalies Emily Sterling of UMD and Kyle Bernlohr of the PLL Whipsnakes to take charge from the crease.
Key Features
30% stiffer than Eclipse 2 for increased saving power
New Scoop design for optimal ground ball performance
Ergonomic throat design provides a secure grip
EnduraForm™ - a proprietary material for improved toughness
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[@erickohlhorst747]

I expect to have innovations in sports, nothing replaces form and technique. No doubt I'm a gear nerd for my goalie kid but I'm not certain what new innovations can come from goalie heads. Good review, my kid hasn't run through the effective life of their Eclipse II yet.

[@CwamaCorn]

Eclipse 2 is better head anyway, don’t bother upgrading. Stick with the 2 or the Impact

[@lucuschamberlain949]

is there a requirement on how big or small a goalies stick can be?

[@benparr9831]

as far as stick length, no shorter than an attack shaft, no longer than a d pole. as far as the head obv there are limits but don’t know them off the top of my head