ECD Mirage 3.0 Lacrosse Head

While the Mirage 3.0 is engineered with the specific physical demands of box lacrosse in mind—like its reinforced stiffness for heavy contact—it is perfectly legal and functional for field lacrosse. Many players prefer its widened face shape and aggressive offset for field play, especially if they prioritize catching surface and shooting power.

The widened face shape is designed to give you a larger surface area, which makes catching passes in tight, high-pressure situations much easier. While it provides a bigger target, ECD has paired this with a tight channel to ensure you don't sacrifice ball control or pocket consistency.

No, the Mirage 3.0 is built from performance plastic that balances durability with weight. The reinforcement is strategically placed to withstand the heavy cross-checking and contact typical of box lacrosse without adding unnecessary bulk that would slow down your stick speed.

The aggressive offset is ideal for players who rely on quick, accurate shooting and fast transitions. By lowering the ball position in the head, it helps generate more whip and power on your shots, making it a great choice for offensive players who control the pace of the game.

Yes, the Mirage 3.0 features a well-thought-out stringing hole layout that accommodates a variety of pocket depths and styles. Whether you prefer a mid-pocket for all-around play or a high pocket for extra hold, the sidewall geometry makes it straightforward to get a consistent channel.