I bought the Blade 2.0 head at the start of my senior year of high school last year. It worked great for me, it had a perfect pinch for ball handling, a perfect top for scooping ground balls, and had the high holes on the sides to form the perfect pocket. The extra flare on the sides also helped cradle the ball in the middle of your pocket as well. Over the years I have had many heads, but this one of my favorites. It was a prefect mixture between a pinched Warrior Razor but had the width of a Brine Nitro.
Monday, October 6, 2008
Warrior Blade 2.0 Head
I bought the Blade 2.0 head at the start of my senior year of high school last year. It worked great for me, it had a perfect pinch for ball handling, a perfect top for scooping ground balls, and had the high holes on the sides to form the perfect pocket. The extra flare on the sides also helped cradle the ball in the middle of your pocket as well. Over the years I have had many heads, but this one of my favorites. It was a prefect mixture between a pinched Warrior Razor but had the width of a Brine Nitro.
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Does the head string well and also hold up well through wear and tear or do you need to constantly resting the head?
I played very competitively with this head for over a season and only had to re-string it twice which is pretty solid. All the other heads I had needed to be re-strung many more times during other seasons. This head is actually tough too unlike some of the similar models like the Razor or Razor 2.0.
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