It's a great beginner stick out of you just want to practice.
Bob21
Received incentive
5 months ago
Great Features
My son doesn’t play hockey on a team but plays with the neighbors in the driveway. This is perfect. Sturdy. Holds up well and great price.
Tugboat
6 months ago
Damaged Sticks
Opened the box and one of the stick blades were damaged with a chip and cut and bubbling. The other stick blade just had bubbling on the blade.
2 x 4
1 year ago
D1 Player Fed Up With Carbon Fiber Prices Finds Love And Nostalgia In These Wooden Sher-wood Dreams.
After a weekend on the ice and two broken carbon sticks later, I was in a bind. I needed something quick, but I didn't have $400+ dollars for one or two new sticks. I found these Sher-Wood sticks online and thought I'd give one a shot. I grew up playing with wooden sticks, mostly Sher-Wood, Titan and Koho models, and with the price of this stick it was an easy click to purchase. I will admit that at first I was worried about the weight and feel, but when I took this stick out of the box and taped it up, all the old warm and fuzzy feels of what made hockey great to me as a kid came rushing back. My fears about the weight were also quelled. Considering I'm a full grown man now, these aren't nearly as heavy as I remember. And while they are obviously slightly heavier than a carbon stick, these bad boys are absolute TANKS in the corners and they catch passes with almost no effort. I loved it so much that I ordered 4 more, and honestly, I don't think I'll ever go back to carbon. These feel like a hockey stick should feel. I will also say that I took some chirps when I showed up the next weekend, and I've earned the nickname "2 by 4" with the guys, but I've also had 4 different teammates ask me where I got these. I think I may have started a hockey stick renaissance. Just saying.
Dtowndan
Received incentive
1 year ago
Good, Durable Stick For A Rec Players
Great, durable stick for all players but especially for newer hockey players that you don't want give a carbon fiber stick to learn on.
HAWK
Received incentive
2 years ago
Old Time Hockey Stick
Used the Coffey model Sherwood stick for years as a coach.... now using it as a recreational player.
DanJr
6 years ago
I Love This Stick!
I’ve always preferred a wooden stick to the composite ones. I like this one. Feels good, nice curve and flex! Thanks Sherwood and Dicks!
SomeGuy82
6 years ago
Great Inexpensive Stick
I bought this stick to help coach my son's instructional league hockey team. I was required to have a stick and bought this as it was the cheapest and highest rated. I am very pleased with my purchase. The stick is very sturdy, lightweight, good quality and functional for my needs (general hockey play). I was surprised with how light the stick was! I do not play competitive hockey, so I can not comment on this stcks functionality for that, but if you are looking for a high quality street/ice hockey stick for light to non-competitive reasons, I would say this stick would foot the blll!
Legion Hockey Coach
7 years ago
Best Bang For The Buck
Better passing and catching and shooting then any of my players with their 200$ + sticks
JPC 1
8 years ago
Great Stick
What can I say- monster curve (coffey) great flex. Won the hardest shot contest -94mph- with a hockey ball and this beauty!!
oldfartonice
9 years ago
What The Kids Don't Know...wood Sticks Are The Best...
The Paul Coffee 5030 Sherwood is the best stick out there... "heritage...lol"... and still only $40. Don't understand kids paying $200 for a comp... does nothing for you until you are at a level to use it to its full advantage...
Jake11
10 years ago
Great Wood Stick!
Even though I didn't buy it for ice hockey, I plan on using it for inline hockey. It has that composite stick feel, plus it's cheaper than the composite sticks!
Sully
10 years ago
Fantastic
This stick is a perfect throwback to wooden sticks. I refuse to pay 100$ or more for a stick and have loved the feel of a wood stick.
