Sherwood T120 Pro Senior Hockey Stick
Left Handed
- Left Handed
- Right Handed
- PP28 MAX
- PP28
- PP90 MAX
- PP92 MAX
- PP92
- 75
- 85
- 95
- 105
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The Sherwood T120 Pro Senior Hockey Stick combines the features and performance you expect at the elite level with out sacrificing durability and affordability. The unique T shape shaft design allows better control and feel in your hands. The Blackline XXV carbon fiber weave enhances durability and reduces weight so that the only thing you are worried about is whether to shoot or pass. FeatherLite X technology means your stick is perfectly balanced and lightweight. The Peelply textured blade enhances your control and feel for the puck.
Blackline XXV carbon fiber weave contains 25,000 filaments per square inch, enhancing durability and reducing weight for superior performance
T-shape shaft design with square corners fits firmly in hands, providing exceptional power transfer and control
FeatherLite X technology utilizes precision hand layering to achieve the optimal balance point for maximized power, lightweight feel and feedback
Peelply textured blade pattern increases friction for enhanced puck control and feel on shots and passes
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