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Overview

The Sherwood 9950 IC composite hockey sticks offer a modern twist to a classic hockey brand.  The 9950 has a nice feel slightly rounded shaft dimensions for a great comfortable grip. Sherwood has made this stick available in some classic curves such as the PP77 Coffey.

The 9950 IC comes in 2 colors.  The PP77 curve is an all black stick, and the PP26 and PP9 come with a natural wood colored shaft with a black blade.  You may click on the images below to see the color schemes.

  • Heritage: 9950 IC continuation 
  • Level of Player: Ideal for the begineer to intermediate level of player
  • Construction: Fused one-piece
  • Shaft Dimensions: Rounded corners/Straight sidewalls 
  • Flex Point: Low kick
  • Weight: 587 grams (95 flex, varies with curve)

 

 

Specifications

  • Construction:
    • One piece Composite 
  • Flex Profile:
    • Tapered shaft for quick shot release
  • Geometry:
    • Traditional shaft shape 
  • Grip: Smooth matted finish
  • Blade:
    • Composite material
    • Vibration reduction foam core
  • Flex: 95
  • Length: 60" 

Customer Reviews

Previous Feedback  

Comments: Best < $80 hockey stick I've ever owned. I used this as my primary stick for two seasons and really enjoyed it. I have big hands, so the rounded edges feel good, more like a traditional wood stick. The 95 flex seems more like a 85 flex to me. Maybe it is the composite material used vs. other brands. As a comparison, this stick 95 flex is not as stiff as my T90 85 flex. To be honest, I like the flex better on this stick than the T90. This is probably the toughest, most durable stick I've ever used. I have a hard time imaging that it will ever break other than chipping in the toe. The shaft just feels like it will always bend but not break. It is a little heavier than I'd like, but not that big a deal. I think they just tried to emulate the weight of the wood version? Anyway, overall this is a great stick and I recommend it to anyone. Especially the PP09 (Ryan/Spezza) curve.
From: Michael L, Austin, TX, USA