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New Balance BurnX4 Lacrosse Shoe - Lightweight Speed Cleat jets

New Balance BurnX4 Lacrosse Shoe - Lightweight Speed Cleat jets

Regular price $119.99 USD

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In this review the New Balance BurnX4 Lacrosse Shoe is evaluated for players who prioritize pure speed and traction. The cleat is best for attackers, midfielders and fast transition players who need a lightweight, locked-in fit to accelerate and change direction quickly. The single biggest reason to buy is the plate with x-frame coring that cuts weight while maintaining stiffness, allowing for stable top-end speed without the bulk of traditional cleats.

Key Features

  • Aerodynamic synthetic upper: inspired by fighter jets, the upper sheds weight and increases air flow for a cooler, more streamlined fit.
  • X-frame coring: the plate removes mass for about a 30% weight reduction while keeping the stiffness needed for powerful strides.
  • Targeted flex zones: larger flex areas are positioned to promote natural foot movement and smoother transitions during play.
  • Aggressive studs: longer toe studs and larger studs throughout deliver durable grip for explosive starts and quick cuts.
  • TPU molded cleat outsole: a durable molded outsole provides traction across both turf and soft natural surfaces so the shoe works on varied fields.

Who It's For

The BurnX4 is aimed at lacrosse players who favor speed over cushioning - attackers, middies and wing players who rely on quick bursts, change of direction and acceleration will appreciate the lightweight plate and stud layout. Players who need a very cushioned ride or prefer a wide, roomy last should look elsewhere, since the design favors a locked-in, performance fit.

High school and club players who take part in mixed-surface play will find the TPU outsole versatile enough for turf and grass, while elite players who demand the lightest equipment for sprinting and cutting will benefit most from the shoe's construction.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Outstanding weight savings from the x-frame coring plate, enabling faster sprints and less fatigue.
  • Excellent traction thanks to aggressive toe studs and larger stud pattern for explosive plays.
  • Streamlined, aerodynamic upper that improves airflow and creates a locked-in fit for secure footing.

Cons

  • Fit can run narrow for some users, with mixed reports on heel width and overall comfort.

Specifications

Brand New Balance
Model BurnX4 lacrosse cleat
Upper Synthetic aerodynamic upper for increased air flow
Plate X-frame coring plate with approx 30% weight reduction
Outsole TPU molded cleat outsole for turf and natural surfaces
Studs Aggressive toe studs and larger studs throughout for durability and grip

Our Verdict

The BurnX4 is a strong choice for players who want a lightweight, stable cleat that prioritizes speed and traction. It delivers value for athletes who sprint and cut frequently, thanks to the x-frame plate and aggressive stud pattern, though those needing extra width or plush cushioning should consider alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these cleats work on turf and grass?
Yes, the TPU molded outsole and stud configuration are designed to perform on both turf and natural surfaces.

Are they true to size?
Fit reports are mixed; some users find them true to size while others report a tighter, narrower fit especially at the heel.

What is the main performance benefit?
The principal benefit is reduced weight from the x-frame coring plate while retaining stiffness for fast, stable acceleration.

Editor's Take

GearMustHave editorial rating: 4.4 out of 5. GearMustHave Editorial Rating

The BurnX4 is ideal for players focused on speed and traction: its x-frame coring plate and aggressive stud pattern cut weight while preserving stiffness, though the fit can be narrow for some.

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New Balance BurnX4 Lacrosse Shoe - Lightweight Speed Cleat jets
New Balance BurnX4 Lacrosse Shoe - Lightweight Speed Cleat jets
Regular price $119.99 USD
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