

At a glance
The HockeyStickMan is way cheaper and slightly heavier, while the Sherwood is a performance stick with way more flex options and blade choices. If budget is tight, the HockeyStickMan gets you a playable low-kick stick for under $200 CAD. If you shoot a lot and want to fine-tune your setup, the Sherwood gives you seven flex ratings and six curves to match your style.
The numbers
Pick the HockeyStickMan Pro Blackout (Extra Lite) - Pavel Barber LE
Pick the Sherwood Rekker Morph 1
HockeyStickMan
Pro Blackout (Extra Lite) - Pavel Barber LE
Sherwood
Rekker Morph 1
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Understand what flex numbers actually mean for your shot before you pick.
Read the flex guideFind the equivalent of the curve you use in any other brand.
See the curve chartPro Blackout Red Lite - Junior vs Rekker Morph 1
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