

At a glance
FakeWoodTwigs is way more affordable at $125 and gives you massive customization with 13 curve options, while Sherwood Code is a pro stock stick built to one specific flex and curve but costs $190. The FakeWoodTwigs plays like a low kick stick you can dial in for your shot, whereas the Sherwood is a hybrid kick balanced for all-around play at NHL stiffness.
The numbers
Pick the FakeWoodTwigs FakeWoodTwigs Junior Stick
Pick the Sherwood Code Encrypt Pro Stock E. Clark
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FakeWoodTwigs Junior Stick
Sherwood
Code Encrypt Pro Stock E. Clark
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