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Sherwood T120 Pro Hockey Stick

Sherwood T120 Pro Hockey Stick

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$99.98at HockeyMonkey.com, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Sherwood T120 Pro Hockey Stick

The Sherwood T120 Pro is a senior composite hockey stick built around a mid kick point, aimed at shooters who want power through the whole shaft rather than a quick release. It uses Pyrofil and Blackline XXV carbon fiber with a stiff Power Taper hosel and a tacky tactile grip, in a 60-inch length and 75 flex. Blade options include PP92, PP28, PP28MX and PP90MX curves. It sits in Sherwood's upper-tier lineup, so expect pro-level construction rather than a budget stick.

Best forSenior players who take a lot of slap shots and one-timers
Strong skaters who load a stiff 75-flex mid-kick stick
Players who prefer a square shaft and tacky grip
Sherwood loyalists wanting a pro-spec build
Pros
  • Mid kick point suits wrist shots and slap shots from the slot
  • Pyrofil and Blackline XXV carbon give a stiff, durable shaft
  • Power Taper hosel adds stiffness for heavy shots
  • Tacky tactile grip holds well with or without gloves
  • Four blade patterns cover most shooting styles
Cons
  • 75 flex is stiff for lighter or younger senior players
  • Mid kick needs more load time than low-kick quick-release sticks
  • 60-inch length may feel long for shorter players
  • Premium carbon build costs more than entry composites

Sherwood T120 Pro Hockey Stick prices at every store

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Sherwood T120 Pro Hockey Stick price history

Lowest price we've seen: $99.98 on Nov 2 at HockeyMonkey.com. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

Specifications

Hand Orientation
Left, Right
Stick Length
60 inches
Size System
Senior
Shaft Material
Pyrofil carbon fiber, Blackline XXV carbon fibre
Material Type
Carbon Fiber
Kick Point Type
Mid kick
Flex Rating
75
Flex Profile
Mid Kick
Flex Stiffness
Stiff (taper)
Skill Level
Senior
Blade Material
Blackline XXV carbon fibre
Blade Pattern
PP92, PP28, PP28MX, PP90MX
Blade Curve
PP28
Age Range
Adult, Senior
Color
Black
Design Shape
T-shape (shaft)
Shaft Shape
Square
Shaft Taper
Traditional, Stiff (Power Taper Hosel)
Grip Type
Tactile Grip
Grip Finish
Tacky Grip
Construction Technology
Pyrofil, Blackline XXV, FeatherLite X

Questions and answers

Is the T120 Pro worth it over a cheaper Sherwood?
If you shoot hard and want a stiff, durable shaft, the carbon build and Power Taper hosel justify the step up. Casual or lighter players will get more from a lower-flex mid-range stick.
What flex should I pick if I'm between 75 and a softer option?
75 flex suits players roughly 160 pounds and up who can load the shaft. If you are lighter or take mostly quick wrist shots, a 65-70 flex will feel easier to load.
Is the mid kick point good for wrist shots?
It works, but it rewards a full loading motion. Players who want a fast release on snap shots usually prefer a low-kick stick.
What do the PP28 and PP92 blade patterns mean?
PP28 is a mid curve with a closed face for control and accurate shots. PP92 is a deeper pattern for raising the puck quickly; PP28MX and PP90MX are the max-height versions.
What length is the stick and can I cut it?
It comes at 60 inches, standard senior length. You can cut the butt end, but that raises the effective flex, so trim sparingly.
When is the price likely to be lowest?
Clearance usually comes when Sherwood replaces the model, and around end-of-season sales. Watch the price history for drops rather than buying at launch.