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HockeyStickMan Pro Blackout Prototype vs Sherwood True Touch T60X

Pro Blackout Prototype
HockeyStickMan$179.99
True Touch T60X
Sherwood$89.99 USD
AI Breakdown

At a glance

The Pro Blackout is noticeably lighter at 350g with a hybrid kick point and better carbon construction, but costs twice as much as the True Touch T60X. The Sherwood is way more affordable at $90 and built tough for learning, though you're getting a heavier stick with minimal curve options and no performance features.

The numbers

Weight
350g
Price
US$180
US$90US$90 cheaper
Curves
9 options8 more
1 option
Kick point
Hybrid
Mid

Pick the HockeyStickMan Pro Blackout Prototype

  • You want a light stick that won't tire your arms out during games
  • You prefer a hybrid kick point that releases quickly for snap shots
  • You play at a higher level and need better materials and feel
  • You want to choose between multiple flex options (70, 80, 90) and nine blade patterns

Pick the Sherwood True Touch T60X

  • Your budget is tight and you need something that won't break the bank
  • You're just starting out or playing casual rec hockey
  • You don't need premium materials or performance tuning yet
  • You're okay trading weight and features for durability and affordability

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

Sherwood

True Touch T60X

Price
$179.99
$89.99 USD
Brand
HockeyStickMan
Sherwood
Year
N/A
N/A
Category
Budget
Budget
Flex options
70, 80, 90
55, 75
Kick point
Hybrid
Mid
Blade patterns
P28, P29, P40, P86, P88, P92, W03, W28, W88
PP92
Shaft shape
N/A
N/A
Construction
N/A
One-piece
Material
24K Carbon Layup
N/A
Weight
350g
N/A
Level
Senior
N/A
Position
N/A
N/A

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