

At a glance
The Code Encrypt has a hybrid kick that sits between low and mid, while the True HZRDUS goes full low-kick for snap releases. The Code is $30 more expensive, but if you're a stronger player who likes balanced feel and don't mind the higher flex in a 75, it's the more versatile option; the True at 105 flex is noticeably stiffer and built purely for quick-release shooters.
The numbers
Pick the Sherwood Code Encrypt Pro Stock M. Tkachuk
Pick the True HZRDUS 9X4 Pro Stock Filip Forsberg
Sherwood
Code Encrypt Pro Stock M. Tkachuk
True
HZRDUS 9X4 Pro Stock Filip Forsberg
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