Speed. Control. Accuracy. The Mark 3A is built for elite offensive players who demand speed, precision, and control. Featuring a new pinched face shape for ultimate ball control, a lighter 125-gram design for faster hands, and a new ultra-stiff plastic for unmatched accuracy, the 3A gives you confidence in every play. An updated scoop ensures effortless ground balls and a quick, consistent release for pinpoint feeds and finishing around the net. Pinched Face The new, pinched face shape and refined sidewalls form a more secure pocket, perfect for attackmen who want ultimate ball control with a quicker, more consistent release. Lighter Weight We re-engineered the strut system to shed over 5% of weight compared to the Mark 2A. At only 125 grams, the Mark 3A is one of the lightest offensive heads in lacrosse, giving you faster hands and more control. Maximum Accuracy The Mark 3A's new ultra-stiff plastic, paired with the updated side profile, gives you pinpoint accuracy when shooting and feeding. Quicker Release The Mark 3A features a more traditional scoop, set with less forward tilt and a flatter side profile than the Mark 3V, giving you a quicker release for fast, accurate, and consistent feeding and shooting. No Head Rattle The lightweight Locking Bolt on the Mark 3A goes through the front and back of your lacrosse shaft, securing the head from both ends to stop head rattle and make for easy assembly. The new Locking Bolt has a rectangular shaped anodized face and comes in three colors for ultimate customization and a clean look. Product Specs Position Attack Midfield Experience Advanced Age 10 - 14 15 - 18 18 & Up Unstrung Weight 125 Grams Face Shape Narrow Stiffness 9 out of 10 Material Ultra-Performance Plastic Sidewall Holes 32 Topstring Holes 10 Bottom Lace Holes 7 Locking Bolt Holes 1 Screw Type Locking Bolt Shaft Screw Locking Bolt Type Rectangle Performance $$$ - Elite Head Family Mark 3 Gender Men’s DURABILITY GUARANTEED If your lacrosse head breaks within its warranty period, we will replace it for free.
