At a glance
The Pro Blackout Blue Lite gives you way more flex options and curve choices at a reasonable price, while the Sherwood T60 costs less but locks you into one blade pattern and likely weighs more. If stick feel and customization matter to you, the Pro Blackout wins. If you just want the cheapest stick that won't break, the T60 is hard to argue with.
The numbers
Pick the HockeyStickMan Pro Blackout Blue Lite
Pick the Sherwood T60
HockeyStickMan
Pro Blackout Blue Lite
Sherwood
T60
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