At a glance
The Ribcor Maxx SE is noticeably lighter, shoots faster with its low kick point, and gives you way more blade options to dial in your shot, while the T90 is $50 cheaper and built tougher for outdoor rinks if you don't mind swinging an extra 27 grams. Pick the Ribcor if you want elite performance and curve selection, pick the Sherwood if you're on a tight budget and play casual hockey.
The numbers
Pick the CCM Ribcor Maxx SE
Pick the Sherwood T90
CCM
Ribcor Maxx SE
Sherwood
T90
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