Volt has hit the sports world in a Gargantuan way.  Volt is starting to pop up everywhere, from Syracuse to Oregon.  Just to demonstrate the popularity of this Neon Color, check this out.

Volt!

These little leg units are already up to $33, with 1 day left, and 7 bids.  These are a pair of socks right?  Do they have super powers? (potentially)

In addition to socks, someone is also selling their custom Nike Huarache 3 Cleats from the Blue Chip Lacrosse Camp.

So Custom.

These Huaraches  are one of a kind, are at $140 with 1 bid and 1 day left.  However, this goes back to my initial question of selling custom gear from events/ camps/ tourneys that you play in.  All of this stuff can get bulky to keep around the house, but how do you not want to rock these every single game that you play in the summer for years to come?  How do you not want to keep them around in your Dens and Man Caves as bits of your own personal lacrosse history?

And then I found this.  What appears to be one of the greatest lacrosse inventions known to man (although pricey).  This product is the Rage Cage/ BackStop Combo.

No More Chasing (for the most part)

This unit is set for $500 dollars, but from what I can see you get the backstop as well as the rage cage.  How much more efficient does shooting become if you have this little gem.  Naturally, you could find a place to shoot on with a baseball backstop behind and that works pretty well, but finding that space can be difficult, in addition to having to deal with running around on dirt and the pitcher’s mound.  Although this is an expensive piece, I think it would be worth any penny and can be used efficiently, literally everywhere.

What do you think?  Is Volt worth it?  Do you sell your custom gear? (recurring question).  Is this the greatest lacrosse practice invention of all time?  Drop me a line in the comments section.

Photo credits via eBay.