STX makes equipment for lacrosse, field hockey and ice hockey. Its official careers page traces the company's formal founding to a 1970 US patent for a synthetic lacrosse stick and says its product range later expanded into women's lacrosse and other sports. That patent history explains its origins; it is not evidence that current equipment carries the same protection or suitability across all models. Players should check specifications and sport rules for a specific stick or protective item.
Same category, HQ in USA
EPEpoch Lacrosse is a U.S. design and technology company that says it exclusively makes high-performing lacrosse equipment designed and manufactured in the United States. Through its innovation lab in Minneapolis it uses high-tech production methods, including 3D printing and carbon fiber. Epoch Lacrosse is part of Epoch Sports, which has grown beyond lacrosse to include the WOLF, LPG and SNYPR brands and streetwear.
Specialist sports equipment
SHShrey Sports sells cricket helmets, bats, gloves, pads and teamwear. Its US brand-history page dates Shrey's launch to 2013 and names R. C. Kohli of BAS and Rajan Kohli of TYKA Sports in the launch story; it also says Shrey supplied pink helmets worn by South Africa's cricket team during a 2013 breast-cancer-awareness campaign. Its current India catalogue lists Koroyd and titanium-guard helmets, cricket bats, protective equipment and customized clothing for teams. The 2013 campaign is a historical example, not a claim of a current South Africa team supply deal.
Specialist sports equipment
STStringKing makes sports equipment, with roots in lacrosse mesh and sticks and later products for baseball and softball. Its company story says Jake McCampbell and Luke Aronson started it in Medfield, Massachusetts, in 2011. The page traces its first product to weather-resistant lacrosse mesh, then describes expansion into other sporting markets. Statements about performance and professional adoption are the company's claims, not proof that every product suits a particular athlete or league.
Specialist sports equipment
WAWarrior Sports sells hockey and lacrosse equipment, with separate ranges for each sport on its official site. Its homepage shows hockey skates and apparel alongside lacrosse products, while a corporate purchase-order page identifies New Balance Athletics or an affiliate as the buyer under its supplier terms. That gives a first-party corporate link but does not establish that New Balance makes every item. Equipment specifications, protection standards and team deals should be checked by current product and season.
Equipment, Footwear, Clothing
10100% is a motocross-rooted brand whose logo appeared on factory racing gear in the early 1980s. It makes moto and MTB goggles such as the ARMEGA, ARmatic and ACCURI 2 lines, plus gloves, sport and lifestyle sunglasses and snow goggles, for riders in motocross, downhill, BMX, cycling, running and other sports.
Specialist sports equipment
ABSmall-batch toolmaker machining distinctive precision tools for professional mechanics, including hanger gauges and team-issue workshop equipment. The company focuses on specialist chain, bottom-bracket, bearing and alignment tools aimed at mechanics who value tight tolerances and serviceability.
Professional bicycle workshop tools
AIAIRE is an employee-owned whitewater boat company based in Meridian, Idaho. It designs and builds inflatable rafts, catarafts and kayaks for river use, with raft families including the E Series, DD Series and Puma models. Its own site describes PVC made specifically for AIRE; material and construction details should be checked for the chosen model. The company provides a factory showroom, boat-selection help, customer service and repairs, alongside product information and a dealer route. These services distinguish the manufacturer from an adventure tour operator or a paddling venue. Boat choice depends on the intended river, load, crew and handling requirements. Buyers should compare each model's specifications and the applicable warranty rather than assume every boat in the catalogue has identical construction or terms.
Inflatable rafts and kayaks
