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Sherwood T60 vs TaggsHockey Classic

T60
Sherwood$74.99 USD
Classic
TaggsHockey$149.99
AI Breakdown

At a glance

The T60 is way more affordable and built to take abuse, but the Classic 2026 is noticeably lighter, gives you nine curve options instead of one, and uses better carbon that'll feel more responsive. The T60 works fine for casual play, but the Classic 2026 is the smarter buy if you're any good at hockey.

The numbers

Weight
400g
Price
US$75
Curves
1 option
9 options8 more
Kick point
Mid
Mid

Pick the Sherwood T60

  • You're playing beer league or pond hockey and don't care about performance
  • You want the absolute cheapest stick and expect to replace it often
  • You only shoot one curve and don't need options

Pick the TaggsHockey Classic

  • You want a stick that actually feels good and plays responsive
  • You need to find your curve among nine legitimate options
  • You're tired of heavy sticks bogging down your shot
  • You want durability that won't feel like swinging a baseball bat
  • You play competitive rec or higher and deserve better equipment at this price point

Which stick should you actually be using?

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Sherwood

T60

TaggsHockey

Classic

Price
$74.99 USD
$149.99
Brand
Sherwood
TaggsHockey
Year
N/A
2026
Category
Budget
Performance
Flex options
45, 85
65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 95, 100, 105, 110
Kick point
Mid
Mid
Blade patterns
PP26
p02-lidstrom, pm9-modano, p28-eichel, p28m, p88-kane, p90t-drury, p05, p92-matthews, p92m
Shaft shape
N/A
Round
Construction
One-piece
One-piece
Material
Carbon with ABS blade
24K Carbon (aerospace-grade blend, 24K weave)
Weight
N/A
400g
Level
N/A
Advanced, Elite
Position
N/A
Forward, Defense

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