

At a glance
The Sherwood Code Encrypt has a hybrid kick that sits between toe and heel for balanced shooting, while the True Catalyst 9X3 uses a mid kick closer to the heel for harder, more explosive shots. The Catalyst costs $60 less and flexes at 95 instead of 75, meaning it's noticeably softer and will feel livelier for average-strength players, whereas the stiffer Sherwood suits guys with harder shots.
The numbers
Pick the Sherwood Code Encrypt Pro Stock M. Tkachuk
Pick the True Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock B. Pachal
Sherwood
Code Encrypt Pro Stock M. Tkachuk
True
Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock B. Pachal
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