Overview
The Sherwood 5000 Hockey Sticks are traditional wood hockey sticks at a great price. The Sherwood 5000 stick has a multi-layer birch laminated shaft with a white ash core blade reinforced with multi-directional and high impact-resistant fiberglass making it very responsive and durable.
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- Shaft Dimensions: Rounded Corners / Straight Sidewalls
- Flex Point: Mid Kick
- Weight: 649 grams (Based on a PP09, 85 flex)
Specifications
- Construction:
- Multi-layer birch lamination
- Geometry:
- Traditional shape-Straight sidewalls and rounded corners
- Blade:
- Superior white ash core
- Reinforced with a multi-directional and highly impact-resistant fiberglass
- Blade Curve: PP09
- Flex: 50 & 85
- Length: 52", 59"
Sizing Chart
We recommend choosing the flex rating that puts your specific height and weight at the middlemost point in both categories. A common rule of thumb is to select a flex rating by dividing your body weight in two and subtracting another 10-15 flex points. See the articles below for more detailed information on sizing and selecting hockey sticks.
SHERWOOD STICK SIZING CHART:
Note: Stick length is measured from the heel's point of contact with the playing surface to the top of the shaft.
SHERWOOD STICK SIZING CHART:
| Size | Flex | Stick Length | Player Height | Player Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JR | 50 | 52" | 4'9" - 5'5" | 80 - 125 lbs |
| SR | 85 | 59" | 5'5"+ | 125+ lbs |
Note: Stick length is measured from the heel's point of contact with the playing surface to the top of the shaft.
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Customer Reviews
Classic stickOld school simple wooden stick perfect for a child learning to play and beyond. Good feel, well balanced, and solid construction.
Good stick, heavy as expectedThis stick is wood, which is very heavy compared to sticks made from composite materials. I wouldn’t recommend a wood stick as a first stick for a beginner (especially smaller-built beginners) because of this weight. But, as a way to strengthen your top hand forearm, a heavy wood stick is good (for training/practice, not during a league game). This particular stick is solid and has a good feel.
