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How to Find the Best Lacrosse Deals (From a Dad Who's Bought Way Too Much Gear)

  • Last Updated May 22, 2026

I’m a lacrosse dad who never played a day in my life.

It started with trying to find Christmas stocking stuffers for a 9 year old who apparently already owned every piece of lacrosse gear ever made. That search turned into a site that now tracks deals across 25+ retailers and between building that, a lot of tournament sidelines, and way too much time on lacrosse Reddit, I’ve learned where the deals actually live.

This is that list. I’ll keep it updated as I find more.

Just want the links? Jump to the TL;DR.

Start Here: Daily Lax Deals

Yeah, I know. Bold move leading with my own site. But hear me out.

Right now I’m scanning 25+ retailers and have over 1,600 discounted lacrosse products in the database. The front page shows the best curated deals from the last two weeks, usually around five a day, occasionally more if things get crazy with discounts. I pick them manually. If I wouldn’t consider buying it for my kid, it doesn’t make the cut.

The front page isn’t everything though. Each vendor has its own page where you can dig into a specific retailer’s current deals. Worth poking around.

I’m also working on a full post breaking down exactly how the site works: how I find deals, how I decide what makes the front page, which retailers I’m trying to add. That’s coming soon. Check back for it.

Lax Steals: Check It Constantly

Lax Steals is on the front page of DLD almost every single day. Usually at the top. They’re owned by the same parent company as lax.com and Universal Lacrosse, so the inventory overlaps, but Lax Steals is specifically where the discounted stuff lives.

They typically post one deal a day, sometimes more, sometimes a deal runs for a day or two. Every deal they post is legitimately good. But nothing, and I mean nothing, compares to the crates.

The crates are where Lax Steals gets ridiculous. They’ll drop a themed crate (goalie, face-off, attack, defense) packed with more gear than you’d expect at a price that genuinely doesn’t make sense. The goalie crate, for example, let you pick the chest protector size you wanted. That’s what it said on the label. What actually showed up was the chest protector, a head, a complete stick, plus a bunch of extras they didn’t even mention: balls, socks, goalie pants, a water bottle, a shirt. Stuff they just threw in.

My kid needed new field gloves and had been wanting to try face-off. We kept checking back and eventually caught a face-off crate that let you choose between an extra stick, an extra FO head, or premium gloves. We picked the gloves. What showed up: a carbon shaft, a Burn FO head, Nike Vapor Premier gloves, plus a stringing kit, balls, a jersey, socks. Almost too good to be true.

The point is: check this site frequently. If your kid is in the market for a particular type of gear (goalie equipment, a new shaft, attack gear), just keep an eye on it. The deal changes daily and when the right crate drops, you’ll know it. Move fast though. The goalie and pole crates sell out.

Lacrosse Monkey: Go There Directly

Lacrosse Monkey has one of the best clearance sections out there: Clearance Section. I can’t pull their deals automatically into DLD right now. Working on getting set up as an affiliate, but until that happens, just bookmark their sale page and check it yourself.

One heads up: some of their category pages look like they should have deals (“Goalie Clearance”) but are sometimes empty. Don’t let that throw you. Poke around the different sections.

Dick’s Sporting Goods: Harder to Navigate Than It Should Be

Dick’s has a lacrosse section that’s worth checking but takes a little patience to use. You have to go into a specific category (sticks, goalie gear, whatever) and then look on the left sidebar for a sale filter. If there’s no sale option in the sidebar for that category, there’s nothing discounted there right now. Just move on.

Not where you’d go for top-of-the-line gear, but solid for cleats, gloves, and entry-level stuff. Good option if you’ve got a new player and you’re not ready to commit to $200 equipment yet. Applied for their affiliate program and still waiting on approval, so they’re not in the DLD feed yet.

Joe’s New Balance Outlet: Cleats and More

If your kid wears New Balance cleats…and a lot of lacrosse players do: Joe’s New Balance Outlet has a dedicated lacrosse section with the Burn, Freeze and Rush models at prices well below retail.

Worth poking around the rest of the site too. Their running shoes and trainers go on sale regularly, and if your kid is putting in work off the field, a discounted pair of trainers from the same order is never a bad thing. Working on affiliate access to pull their deals into DLD automatically. For now, go direct.

Sportstop: One of the Best in the Feed

Sportstop is one of the biggest sources of discounted lacrosse gear in the DLD feed. Great company, heavily discounted products, mostly older models, but almost always brand new.

Occasionally they’ll include return orders, discounted a bit further. I post those on the site too. If you want the extra markdown, keep an eye out for anything flagged as a return.

Lacrosse Unlimited: Shop In Person, Buy Online

Full disclosure: I love going into my local Lacrosse Unlimited store. Good way to let my kid try on gear, handle different shafts, figure out what actually fits before committing. My local store happens to sit next to a Jersey Mike’s, so every trip to try on cleats somehow ends with me eating a #13 Mike’s Way. No regerts. But the in-store prices? Not exactly budget-friendly.

Online is a different story. Cleats especially get heavily discounted, particularly in the fall when new models come in and they’re clearing out the previous year. Same caveat applies here as with any clearance cleat shopping: check the sizes first. A great deal on a cleat only available in a size 15 isn’t a great deal for most people.

Browse their deals on DLD here.

Chalk Talk Sports: Gifts and Apparel

Chalk Talk Sports is less about equipment and more about lacrosse-themed apparel, accessories, and customizable stuff. Great spot for gifts: birthdays, end-of-season, coaches. They also run sales worth checking out:

Amazon: For Everything Else

Look, you’re already on Amazon. I know you are.

I post Amazon deals on DLD because a lot of what you actually need for tournaments isn’t the fancy equipment. It’s the stuff you run out of constantly. Eye black. Stick tape. Mouth guards. Water bottles. All of that lives on Amazon and you can usually find it at a decent price. And with prime, it ships fast - so needing an extra mouthguard or two a day before the tournament starts? Amazon is the answer

Clicking through any Amazon link on DLD and buying something (anything, not just lacrosse stuff) helps cover the server costs of running this thing. Appreciate it either way.

ReLax Collections: A Category of Its Own

This one deserves its own section because it’s not really a deal site. It’s something better.

ReLax Collections is a nonprofit, fully volunteer-run organization that collects and redistributes new and used lacrosse equipment to players who need it. They also make their own gear (the RC1 head is probably the most well-known) and sell it at prices that are genuinely hard to argue with.

I push ReLax on anyone just starting out in lacrosse. The RC1 is a great head, the complete stick options are an outstanding value, and every dollar goes toward building a better lacrosse community. Their DLD vendor page is here.

They also accept donations: new and used equipment that gets redistributed to players who need it. If your kid has outgrown a shaft or retired a head that still has life in it, this is a good place for it. If you want to do more, you can buy sticks directly that go toward distribution. It’s a great organization doing real work.

Good Gear That’s Just Priced Right

A few vendors on the site don’t run traditional sales, but their products are deals at full price. If you’re looking for a quality shaft that won’t require a second mortgage:

Silverfin Lacrosse makes solid shafts and other equipment at prices that don’t make you wince. Browse their deals on DLD here.

Primo Sports specializes in shafts built to last without the premium price tag. One thing worth noting: because of how their catalog is structured, we occasionally pull in custom team shafts alongside the regular inventory, so you might see something on the front page that looks team-specific. Just scroll past those if they don’t apply. No vendor page for them yet on DLD for that reason, but their deals do show up in the feed.

Savage X Lacrosse is factory-direct lacrosse equipment, great shafts, solid prices because you’re buying straight from the source. DLD vendor page here.

A few vendor pages on DLD have discount codes built in. Click it, it copies automatically, then paste at checkout.

Signature Lacrosse has one that gets you an extra 10% off. Worth grabbing before you order.

A few other links that help keep the lights on here. If you’re going to buy from these anyway, clicking through one of these links means I get a small cut at no cost to you:

None of this changes what you pay. Just helps me keep scanning deals for you.

The Bottom Line

Lacrosse is expensive. You already know that. The goal of this site is to make sure you’re not paying full price when you don’t have to.

Bookmark Daily Lax Deals, check back a few times a week, and get on the newsletter when it launches, deals will come straight to your inbox.

If you know a site or brand I’m missing, email me. No forms, no signups. I want to hear from real lacrosse parents who’ve found something worth knowing about.

Got a deal tip or a site I should add? Send me an email. I actually read them.

TL;DR

All the links in one place.

Deal sites:

Good gear, fair price:

Worth bookmarking:

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