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1986

Cascade Helmets is founded by Bill Brine.

1996

Cascade launches the CLH Helmet , creating the DNA for modern lacrosse helmets with the first EPP helmet liner.

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2003

Cascade develops the Iris Goggle the first women’s goggle in lacrosse.

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2005

Maverik Lacrosse is founded by John Gagliardi.

 

  • 2006

    Maverik launches the Wonder Boy Shaft.

  • 2007

    Cascade releases the PRO7 Helmet featuring a Mono Shell design.

2009

Cascade introduces the CPX-R Helmet, featuring a rear spoiler, further defining the DNA of a modern lacrosse helmet, and 7tech interior liner.

Cascade launches the M11 Hockey Helmet with 7tech interior liner disrupting the hockey market with  Mark Messier support.

2012

Cascade merges with Maverik Lacrosse to become the number one lacrosse company in the market.

 

2013

Maverik introduces the Optik Head leading to a franchise of successful heads for the brand—plus the Rome Glove and protective lines.

2016

Cascade launches the LX Helmet, the first-ever headgear for women’s lacrosse.

  • 2017

    S helmet with a vision bar, xflow tech,  7tech and EAF liner. 

  • 2017

    Kinetik Head with tension lock and Xrail, Hyperlite shaft, Max Protective line.

2020

Cascade and Maverik all repurpose their production facilities to produce face shields for medical professionals battling the COVID-19 pandemic.

2021

Maverik introduces EKG Shoulder Pads to meet the new Commottio Cordis standard.

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