STX Rookie S LAX/FH Goggles

$ 25.99

Score By Feature

Based on 179 ratings

Giftable

8.97

Customer service

9.02

Delivery

8.99

Value for money

9.05

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Product Description

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To comply with the new 2020 playing rules, SEI Certification is required.

Women's lacrosse (ages 12 and up) is the focus of this game.

STX goggles with the smallest cage design.

Oval wire design with a patented cage

Silicone padding is impervious to sweat and moisture.

Questions & Answers

The goggles in the photo do not have a strap. Is there a strap included?

Yes. They have a strap that can be adjusted. Fantastic goggles! Enjoy

Does this pair of goggles have a glass shield?

There is no glass shield, only a cage.

Is it possible to wear these with sports glasses on top?

Sorry, but I'm not sure because my daughter doesn't have any glasses underneath hers.

Will these be appropriate for a kindergarten student?

They are the perfect fit for my daughter, who is in first grade.

Selected User Reviews For STX Rookie S LAX/FH Goggles

Although the fit is good, there isn't much protection for the nose

3/5

These were a hit with my 5- and 7-year-old lacrosse players, but they tend to slide down the face when sweaty and don't provide much face coverage. I eventually replaced them with STX 4Sight Women's goggles, which provide a bit more protection. The price difference, I believe, is still less than our co-worker's. It's worth it to me because I can save money at urgent care.

Kingston Oneill

| Jun 04, 2021

First and foremost, it fits the head of a first-year lacrosse player entering second grade

5/5

They're both cozy and safe. My daughter was even more excited to wear them because of the pink color.

Cara Hart

| Apr 11, 2021

The space is insufficient

3/5

Our 8-year-old daughter received these as a gift. These goggles are TIGHT even with the strap on the longest adjustment. She has serious indentations all around her eyes when she removes them. When she began to experience headaches, we had no choice but to stop using them.