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Sherwood Rekker Morph Pro Stock A. Debrincat vs Warrior Novium 2 Pro

Rekker Morph Pro Stock A. Debrincat
Sherwood$219.99 USD
Novium 2 Pro
Warrior$399.99
AI Breakdown

At a glance

The Sherwood is a genuine NHL stick built for power shooters who want that exact pro feel, while the Warrior is a lighter, more versatile mid-range stick that costs nearly double but works better if you shoot from everywhere. The Sherwood locks you into one curve and needs a strong shot; the Warrior gives you two curve options and plays well for all shot types.

The numbers

Weight
360g
Price
US$220US$130 cheaper
US$350
Curves
1 option
2 options1 more
Kick point
Mid
Mid

Pick the Sherwood Rekker Morph Pro Stock A. Debrincat

  • You have a strong shot and want the actual NHL pattern DeBrincat uses
  • You prefer low-kick feel and don't need multiple curve choices
  • Budget matters and you want legit pro-spec gear under $250

Pick the Warrior Novium 2 Pro

  • You want a stick that handles wrist shots, snap shots, and one-timers equally well
  • You prefer lighter sticks (360g vs unknown weight on the Sherwood)
  • You want two blade patterns to experiment with your release
  • Pro-level materials and build quality justify the higher cost for you

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.

Sherwood

Rekker Morph Pro Stock A. Debrincat

Warrior

Novium 2 Pro

Price
$219.99 USD
$399.99
Brand
Sherwood
Warrior
Year
N/A
2024
Category
Pro Stock
Mid-Range
Flex options
75, 85
20
Kick point
Mid
Mid
Blade patterns
PP92
W03, W28
Shaft shape
Round
Round
Construction
One-piece
One-piece
Material
N/A
Minimus Carbon 25, PL188
Weight
N/A
360g
Level
N/A
Senior
Position
N/A
Forward, Defense

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