throat guard on cpx that doesn't need drilling?

[JzG0TSWEATYNiPs]

I play d-pole but am thinking of playing goalie or just practicing for goalie for next yr's season. I was looking at many throat guards and saw that they require drilling except for the brine throat guard. Does anyone knoe of any throat guards that don't require drilling and fit the cpx? I don't want to switch off the c2 everytime I switch goalie and d-pole. Will the brine one fit on the cpx?

[imhungry114]

Im pretty sure the brine one needs drilling too. You can get the hanging one made by STX... this (http://www.stxlacrosse.com/mensgear/gear.cfm?catID=5&id=20).

[mullengoal141]

stx makes one that velrcrows on, cascade's ties on, the cascade one looks like a wider baseball catchers throat guard

[laxngoalie]

You can tie on a cascade or brine one on a CPX

[laxmiddie11]

You could just tie on the cascade one.

[JazzyJake]

or replace the bolts with pop-rivets ; )
it's what i did when i was 1/2 goalie 1/2 attack

[sam.karcher]

You can just tie the regular CPX throat guard onto the mask. I, because the screws broke, have mine tied onto the chin piece with hockey lace. It works fine.

[Lacrosse4life31]

just tie on the regular cascade drill one.

[JzG0TSWEATYNiPs]

is there another throat guard cheaper than the cascade one but just as good?

[gfkeeper28]

Riddell makes a snap on that would work well with a CPX.

[manup5183]

I have an old school warrior one that buttons on. Ill get some pics.

[EHSLAX12]

cascade makes the same one as all you are posting, but the warrior one is good. i just used crosslace to attach mine to my helmet last season, school wouldnt let me drill the damn ridell.

[JazzyJake]

honestly nothing i've tried or seen has been as good as cascade's recent CPro ones

[BOMBERd-pole]

i played defense and goalie and i had a drill on throat gaurd while playing defense it didnt affect my play at d i have a clh2 though if that matters much