Sher-Wood Rekker Element 2 Senior Hockey Stick

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$145.00at TheHockeydepot.com, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Sher-Wood Rekker Element 2 Senior Hockey Stick

The Sher-Wood Rekker Element 2 is a high-performance composite stick designed for snipers who prioritize a quick release. It features a low-kick point and a 95 flex rating, optimized for heavy shots and fast-paced play. This model balances carbon fiber responsiveness with fiberglass durability for competitive senior-level hockey.

Best forSnipers seeking a fast releasePlayers who prefer a stiff 95 flexHigh-level competitive ice hockeyQuick wrist and snap shots

Pros

Low-kick point for rapid shot loading
Textured grip for enhanced puck control
Durable carbon fiber and fiberglass blend
Advanced foam core reduces blade vibration
Rounded shaft shape improves hand comfort

Cons

95 flex may be too stiff for lighter players

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Sher-Wood Rekker Element 2 Senior Hockey Stick price history

Lowest price we've seen: $145.00 on Nov 2 at TheHockeydepot.com. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

What reviewers say

Players appreciate the Rekker Element 2 for its reliable pop and durability compared to more expensive featherweight sticks. It is frequently cited as a great value for competitive players who break sticks often.

Pros

Excellent energy transfer on snap shots
Consistent blade feel during pass reception
Durable shaft construction
Effective grip texture

Cons

Slightly blade-heavy balance
Stiffness feels higher than rated

Specifications

Hand Orientation: Right
Stick Length

Questions and answers

What is the benefit of the PP28 blade curve?: The PP28 is an open toe curve designed for quick shots and easier puck lifting in tight spaces, making it a favorite for modern snipers.
Is the 95 flex suitable for most adults?: A 95 flex is quite stiff and is generally recommended for heavier players or those with very high shot power who can properly load the shaft.
How does the low-kick point affect performance?: The shaft flexes near the blade, allowing the stick to load and release energy faster than mid-kick sticks, which is ideal for close-range shooting.
What materials are used in the construction?: It uses a composite blend of carbon fiber for performance and fiberglass for added impact resistance and durability.

Our take on the Sher-Wood Rekker Element 2 Senior Hockey Stick

Best forSnipers seeking a fast releasePlayers who prefer a stiff 95 flexHigh-level competitive ice hockeyQuick wrist and snap shots

Pros

Low-kick point for rapid shot loading
Textured grip for enhanced puck control
Durable carbon fiber and fiberglass blend
Advanced foam core reduces blade vibration
Rounded shaft shape improves hand comfort

Cons

95 flex may be too stiff for lighter players

What reviewers say

Pros

Excellent energy transfer on snap shots
Consistent blade feel during pass reception
Durable shaft construction
Effective grip texture

Cons

Slightly blade-heavy balance
Stiffness feels higher than rated

Questions and answers

What is the benefit of the PP28 blade curve?

The PP28 is an open toe curve designed for quick shots and easier puck lifting in tight spaces, making it a favorite for modern snipers.

Is the 95 flex suitable for most adults?

A 95 flex is quite stiff and is generally recommended for heavier players or those with very high shot power who can properly load the shaft.

How does the low-kick point affect performance?

The shaft flexes near the blade, allowing the stick to load and release energy faster than mid-kick sticks, which is ideal for close-range shooting.

What materials are used in the construction?

It uses a composite blend of carbon fiber for performance and fiberglass for added impact resistance and durability.