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Bauer Proto2 vs Sherwood True Touch T60X

Proto2
Bauer$459.99
True Touch T60X
Sherwood$89.99 USD
AI Breakdown

At a glance

The Proto2 2025 is a lightweight, high-performance stick built for serious players who shoot a lot, while the True Touch T60X is a basic, heavy beginner stick that costs five times less. Pick the Bauer if you want actual feel and shot performance; pick the Sherwood if your budget is under a hundred bucks and you're still learning the game.

The numbers

Weight
345g
Price
US$390
US$90US$300 cheaper
Curves
4 options3 more
1 option
Kick point
Mid
Mid

Pick the Bauer Proto2

  • You shoot frequently and want a responsive mid-kick that loads cleanly from anywhere
  • You prefer a lighter stick (345g) that won't tire your arms over a season
  • You want multiple blade curve options to match your release style
  • You're willing to invest in equipment that'll last and perform at a competitive level

Pick the Sherwood True Touch T60X

  • You're brand new to hockey and don't want to risk damaging an expensive stick yet
  • Your budget is genuinely tight and under $100 is your only option
  • You're just learning fundamentals and don't need performance tuning
  • You want something that survives rough use in a recreational program

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

Proto2

Sherwood

True Touch T60X

Price
$459.99
$89.99 USD
Brand
Bauer
Sherwood
Year
2025
N/A
Category
Elite
Budget
Flex options
65, 70, 77, 87
55, 75
Kick point
Mid
Mid
Blade patterns
P28, P88, P90TM, P92
PP92
Shaft shape
Square
N/A
Construction
One-piece
One-piece
Material
Textreme Carbon Fiber, Boron
N/A
Weight
345g
N/A
Level
Senior
N/A
Position
Forward, Defense
N/A

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