Standard mesh stringing is the most commonly used technique. It involves using a pre-made mesh pocket. This method provides a consistent and reliable pocket shape, ensuring predictable ball control and performance.

Traditional stringing is a classic technique that uses natural or synthetic fibers to create a custom pocket in the lacrosse stick. This method involves weaving the strings through the sidewalls and bottom of the head to form a pocket that can be finely tuned to the player’s preference. Traditional stringing offers a high level of customization, allowing players to adjust the pocket’s depth, shape, and tension for optimal ball control and feel.

Non-standard variant stringing refers to any stringing technique that deviates from the traditional mesh or standard stringing methods. This can include custom patterns, unconventional materials, or innovative designs that cater to specific preferences or playing styles. Non-standard variant stringing is often used by advanced players and stringing enthusiasts looking to experiment with unique pocket configurations to enhance their performance.