Players who want a longer profile pad and a full elbow cap that wraps all the way around.
Protection
Comfort
Durability
The Maverik Rome lacrosse pads are tailored for elite midfielders, providing protection and breathability. They include Poron XRD foam, a molded poly elbow cap, and independent free flex seam construction for sleeve comfort. E-Form technology offers a custom fit, while Quikdry lining wicks moisture away, keeping players cool and dry during intense gameplay.
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The counterpart to the Maverik Max elbow pads, the Maverik Rome arm pads (offered in a cap for defensive players and a pad for offensive players) offers top of the line protection no matter the position you play. Maverik went a new direction with these pads with their E-form technology. When worn, these pads will heat up using natural body heat to mold them to your arm for the perfect fit. The poron XRD foam is soft to the touch, but strong and hardens under impact. The sleeve on these pads are seamless to provide comfortability and breathability.
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