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HockeyStickMan Pro Blackout Prototype - Intermediate vs Sherwood T60

Pro Blackout Prototype - Intermediate
HockeyStickMan$169.99
T60
Sherwood$74.99 USD
AI Breakdown

At a glance

The HockeyStickMan is lighter, more versatile with six blade patterns, and designed for intermediate players who want modern stick technology at a decent price. The Sherwood is way more affordable and built like a tank with an unbreakable ABS blade, but it's heavier and gives you one curve option.

The numbers

Weight
325g
Price
US$75
Curves
6 options5 more
1 option
Kick point
Hybrid
Mid

Pick the HockeyStickMan Pro Blackout Prototype - Intermediate

  • You want a noticeably lighter stick that won't tire your arms over a full game
  • You need flexibility with multiple curve choices to match your shot style
  • You prefer a hybrid kick point that blends feel and responsiveness
  • You play competitive intermediate hockey and want modern materials

Pick the Sherwood T60

  • Budget is your top priority at 75 bucks
  • You play beer league or outdoor where sticks take a beating and durability matters most
  • You don't mind a heavier stick or aren't picky about blade pattern
  • You want something that won't break and doesn't need replacing every season

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.

HockeyStickMan

Pro Blackout Prototype - Intermediate

Sherwood

T60

Price
$169.99
$74.99 USD
Brand
HockeyStickMan
Sherwood
Year
2025
N/A
Category
Budget
Budget
Flex options
50, 60
45, 85
Kick point
Hybrid
Mid
Blade patterns
P28, P29, P86, P92, W03, W28
PP26
Shaft shape
N/A
N/A
Construction
N/A
One-piece
Material
24K Carbon Layup
Carbon with ABS blade
Weight
325g
N/A
Level
Intermediate
N/A
Position
N/A
N/A

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