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Bauer Nexus E3 vs Sherwood True Touch T60X

Nexus E3
Bauer$129.99 USD
True Touch T60X
Sherwood$89.99 USD
AI Breakdown

At a glance

The Nexus E3 gives you better mid-kick performance and more curve options if you're willing to spend $40 more, while the True Touch T60X is the bare-bones budget choice that gets the job done without any extras. The E3 is heavier but built with actual performance tech, whereas the T60X is just a straight-up durable learning stick.

The numbers

Weight
451g
Price
US$130
US$90US$40 cheaper
Curves
3 options2 more
1 option
Kick point
Hybrid
Mid

Pick the Bauer Nexus E3

  • You want a mid kick that works for all shot types without learning curve preferences
  • You prefer choosing between three different blade curves instead of being locked into one
  • You're investing in a stick that won't feel dated as your game improves
  • ER Spine Technology matters to you for easier shot loading

Pick the Sherwood True Touch T60X

  • Budget is everything and you just need something that won't break
  • You only shoot one style (PP92 works for you) and don't need options
  • You're buying for a player who loses sticks or frequently breaks them
  • You want to spend under $100 with zero compromises on durability

Which stick should you actually be using?

Your weight and height set the right flex, your budget sets the value. Answer a few quick questions and we'll match you to the stick built for how you play, for free.

Bauer

Nexus E3

Sherwood

True Touch T60X

Price
$129.99 USD
$89.99 USD
Brand
Bauer
Sherwood
Year
2025
N/A
Category
Mid-Range
Budget
Flex options
50
55, 75
Kick point
Hybrid
Mid
Blade patterns
P28, P88, P92
PP92
Shaft shape
Square
N/A
Construction
Two-piece
One-piece
Material
Unidirectional Carbon Fiber
N/A
Weight
451g
N/A
Level
Recreational, Beginner
N/A
Position
Forward, Defense
N/A

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