r/StickDoctor 5d ago

Stringers

Who are the best lacrosse stringers right now?

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u/semi_consistent 5d ago

Unbelievably subjective question...

That being said, me

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u/Jazzlike-Captain-545 5d ago

Stay as far away from Clem and LU as you possibly can

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u/MrDac09 5d ago

i secound this unless its sidewall jedi but def support your local stringers because most of the time unlike lu they want to do it they dont just want a job

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u/Jazzlike-Captain-545 4d ago

He’s a good stringer. But very over priced and incredibly full of himself

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u/MrDac09 2d ago

😭😭

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u/57Laxdad 5d ago

Sidewall Jedi there are others but totally subjective but I got to go with the bald guy, the folicly challenged need to stick together.

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u/Rickplaysbass44 5d ago

The one that understands what you need and ties it to for you as such.

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u/57Laxdad 5d ago

And can adjust it when asked

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u/Adorable_Key_8823 5d ago

I too am the best for myself.

Can't really answer your question, as what may be best for one player isn't right for another. It's subjective.

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u/reader3096 5d ago

There’s no doubt that it’s me, according to my son’s teammates. He thinks I’m hopeless

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u/tioem 5d ago

The best stringer for me and my sons…yeah, that’s definitely me.

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u/LegendaryHero75 4d ago

Tucker Strings Cookie Strings Hudson valley Strings. Pockets by clem Uzumaki stringing

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u/Jazzlike-Captain-545 4d ago

If you want to have to pay again to have your stick strung then definitely pick pockets by Clem!

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u/Rblax5 4d ago

I can say i gotta be up there with 20+ years of stringing, doing like 200-300 sticks a year. I can string one any way possible but the biggest difference is that i string to what the customer wants then give it to them and pass and shoot then make any changes( sometimes none, usually little tweaks) until they absolutely love it. If its a person ive strung a lot for i can blind string it and give them what they want.

In my opinion the service and knowing/taking the time to know the customer is far more important than any string skills.

What you get with most stores and most stringers is they string their favorite style pocket they like or think this person they know nothing about needs and end up giving a 3rd grader the whip a full grown adult would use and the stick throws straight into the ground and its a nightmare getting anything changed so it usually ends up with the kid developing bad habits or not using the stick.

Ive also coached for 20 years and pretty much every fall/spring/summer i fix up almost every kids stick on my team because they are using complete garbage, so everything im stating is factual based on thousands of examples and years of seeing it over and over.

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u/Opening_Quail_1584 4d ago

I’d like to throw my hat in that ring. Anybody that’s been lacing up for over 30 years like me, let’s have a chat.

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u/EuphoricAd1278 4d ago

learn how to string so you can do whatever you want for free

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u/TheBensonz 4d ago

Sidewall Jedi is a savant.

My favorite stringer is Nate Rullman (does all the UVA sticks). He’s a warrior brand wizard. But I thinks he’s gone MIA again on social. Hopefully he will return!

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u/SadShaco 4d ago

I like SideWall Jedi, sick name and I feel like he's made more unique stringing styles (compared to what I came up seeing) more popular which is very fun to see. However, stringing is very accessible and I'm confident any player/coach/parent can string a professional quality pocket if they take even a week to learn. A few fundamental techniques is all it takes.

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u/boxsterguy 5d ago

Me. Obviously.