We just got the Camber head and immediately swapped it onto my sons carbon handle. It's light but super stiff which works great for a defender. Since I played college lacrosse I can tell if a head is properly balanced. These are for sure. The Camber has a great feel. We got the all black model which looks great. The stringing is done just right so there is a decent little snap off the top when we throw with it. In my opinion these heads aren't breaking any time soon. The plastic used for them feels unique and sturdy to the point that I am confident it will hold up in the early spring on Long Island where it can be bitter cold in the early months. They are less expensive than most other heads on the market but there isn't a drop off in quality at all. Overall I'm extremely happy with this purchase.

I actually really like these lacrosse heads, so much that I have bought 5 of them(I dye and string them). I've only used one head in a couple of games so I cannot speak on the durability/longevity of the heads. However, you can customize any pocket you want with these heads because of all the sidewall holes(26 to be exact). They have been fun to test my stringing and dying skills.

One thing that I would LOVE Silverfin Lacrosse to do is make the scoop thinner. The thickness of the scoop can "bump" the ball forward or up sometimes(I'm also not the greatest lacrosse player) when going for a ground ball. If they could make the scoop thinner, this head would be an undeniable 5 out of 5 stars.

Very sturdy and won't flex under pressure. Not a good face off head but very durable but the white ball stopper fell off already. mostly aesthetic anyway. Also the wasn't flush with the top face of my stick inside the head so I drilled some new ones.

This head is really solid in every way but the scoop. Kind of flat, no real edge to it. Seems to just bump the ball. Other than that, strings, catches, passes and shoots great.