

At a glance
The Sherwood Code Encrypt is stiffer (75 flex) and costs $60 more, while the True Catalyst is more flexible (105 flex) and cheaper. If you're a stronger player who likes a whippier mid-kick feel and want to save money, the Catalyst wins. If you prefer a locked-in balanced kick with genuine NHL pro specs and can handle stiffer flex, the Sherwood is worth the extra cash.
The numbers
Pick the Sherwood Code Encrypt Pro Stock W. Nylander
Pick the True Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock Timo Meier
Sherwood
Code Encrypt Pro Stock W. Nylander
True
Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock Timo Meier
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