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I played lax in Baltimore in the 90’s with some of the greats and after college began a career in the Injection Molding industry. I know a lot about this game and I know a lot about plastics, more specifically mold design. I’m extremely impressed with how well this is designed for a inaugural head! Depending on the shaft you choose it is a little loose, but thats what the abundant screw holes are for. My dragonfly fits nice but my ECD 2.0 pro is very loose and requires a little tape shim to true it up. Regardless I find it to be a better head than almost all the big names. I just ordered the new evo qx-o to compare but this is my favorite ever since they discontinued the rabil 2. I’ve bought 7 of the Camber so far…. These are the first 2. I dye and string myself if anyone is interested. I’ve refined my pattern for an awesome mid pocket in the Camber that is similar to Rabil’s set-up. Great channel, front and back. Great hold, medium whip… just enough for that good feel.

Very sturdy and won’t flex under pressure. Not a good face off head but very durable but the white ball stopper fell off already. mostly aesthetic anyway. Also the wasn’t flush with the top face of my stick inside the head so I drilled some new ones.

We just got the Camber head and immediately swapped it onto my sons carbon handle. It’s light but super stiff which works great for a defender. Since I played college lacrosse I can tell if a head is properly balanced. These are for sure. The Camber has a great feel. We got the all black model which looks great. The stringing is done just right so there is a decent little snap off the top when we throw with it. In my opinion these heads aren’t breaking any time soon. The plastic used for them feels unique and sturdy to the point that I am confident it will hold up in the early spring on Long Island where it can be bitter cold in the early months. They are less expensive than most other heads on the market but there isn’t a drop off in quality at all. Overall I’m extremely happy with this purchase.

Good if you needed a workable head in a pinch. It feels 3D printed and doesn’t have the strength or flex that brand name lacrosse heads have. The string job was decent though.