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Sherwood Hockey 9950 Goal Stick 2010
TWO-PIECE ASPEN CORE COVERED WITH A DOUBLE BIRCH LAMINATION, REINFORCED BY VERTICAL FIBERGLASS LAMINATION * Maintains good stiffness and durabilityINJECTED POLYURETHANE FOAM CORE PADDLE WITH CONTINUOUS FIBER STRAND, COVERED IN FIBERGLASS AND CARBON FIBER * Ensures optimum durability, stiffness and shock absorptionHIGHLY REFINED ASSEMBLY TECHNIQUES * Offers constant weight, stiffness and ultra-light designColor Options: * PP41 = Natural * PP30 Broduer = Silver * PP33 Leclaire = Black Sher-Wood 9950 Paddle Measurement Listed Size TG True Size 27 29 26 28 25 27 24 26 The TG TRUE SIZE paddle measurement method was created to make ordering goalie sticks online easier, and more accurate. As each manufacturer measures their sticks in their own unique way, we created this method to help you compare your stick at home with the models that we have in our inventory. By knowing how your current stick size compares to the stick that you're looking to purchase, you can make the best purchasing decision possible.To measure your current stick, place the end of the tape measurer at the point where the top of the paddle meets the shaft of the stick on the non-blade side. Then, measure down the paddle in a straight line until the tape measurer crosses the bottom of the blade to determine the TG True paddle size. Keep in mind that this measurement may vary depending on the blade pattern, but it will help you choose the most comparable size.
Average Rating:
(5 Reviews) 5
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3 out of 5(60%)reviewers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for 9950 Goal Stick 2010
Review 1 for 9950 Goal Stick 2010
Date:6/13/12
Overall Rating
Design
3
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5
Durability
2
out of
5
Features
3
out of
5
Performance
2
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5
Value
3
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5
Hawkhockey
Location:Chicago, IL
Skill Level: Intermediate
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
Gender: male
Interest: Ice Hockey
Best Description: Goalie
Not your old Sher-wood
Cons: Quality
Played Sher-wood most of my life. Not the quality I knew from my old Sher-wood. Shaft is very weak, split in half. No issues with the paddle. Will try a different brand for my next stick.
Review 2 for 9950 Goal Stick 2010
Date:5/8/12
Overall Rating
Design
4
out of
5
Durability
1
out of
5
Features
4
out of
5
Performance
4
out of
5
Value
1
out of
5
Neuby
Location:Nebraska
Skill Level: Intermediate
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
Gender: male
Interest: Ice Hockey
Best Description: Goalie
Quick break...
Pros: Features
Cons: Quality
I had the silver Brodeur and it lasted me quite a while. I then bought 4 more of them (in blue). I used the first blue one 3 times, went to play the puck, and the blade snapped in half.
I've never had that happen to me with any stick that I've only used 3 times. I've always like Sherwood, but this stick obviously wasn't QA'd very well.
Review 3 for 9950 Goal Stick 2010
Date:11/27/11
Overall Rating
Design
4
out of
5
Durability
5
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5
Features
5
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5
Performance
5
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5
Value
5
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5
Weight:
Heavy
Light
NHLgoalie43
Location:Chicagoland
Skill Level: Intermediate
Gender: male
Interest: Ice Hockey
Best Description: Goalie
Won't let you down
Pros: Helped improve my game, Great value, Quality, Easy to use, Features, light weight
I've had this stick for for around 4 or 5 years and it is holding its durability. I play roller hockey and in the winter me and some friends go play lots of pond hockey. It feels good on both surfaces. This was the 1st real goalie stick i've had and I have grown into an impressive goaltender. There is still plenty of blade left and I am moving to ice hockey this winter. This stick has been used to make stops on the knob and shaft of the stick and still no cracks. This goalie stick produces little rebound, definitely better then a composite stick. This stick is really good with puck handling around the net and is really good with clearing the puck. Stick has great weight distribution making it easy to move it from high shots to low. This stick is definitely worth the price and is really good for that intermediate and competitive level of play.
Review 4 for 9950 Goal Stick 2010
Date:9/11/11
Overall Rating
Design
5
out of
5
Durability
5
out of
5
Features
4
out of
5
Performance
4
out of
5
Value
4
out of
5
csbudzi
Location:Chicago il
Skill Level: Beginner
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
Gender: male
Interest: Ice
Best Description: Goalie
Really durrable
Pros: Great value, Quality
I heard before these sticks are durable, but I was still impressed. They can take a real beating. I watch other goalies constantly breaking sticks and mine just refuses too. Doesn't weigh much more then any other stick either. The only flaws so far is that the finish is chipping on the edges. But keep in mind that I've been using this stick of 5 months so far.
Review 5 for 9950 Goal Stick 2010
Date:6/24/11
Overall Rating
Design
5
out of
5
Durability
5
out of
5
Features
5
out of
5
Performance
4
out of
5
Value
4
out of
5
pmohornet27
Location:Denver, CO
Skill Level: Advanced
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
Gender: male
Interest: Ice
Best Description: Goalie
9950- top of the line stock
Pros: Quality, Easy to use, Features
These sticks are excellent. I have a little confusion about the stock curves, but when I do find the old Theodore curve, I buy as many as I can. I find that sometimes the PP41 model is the same as the old Theodore, but sometimes I find it the same as the Thibault. Either way, this stick is just awesome. I use them regularly,even though I do have a nice assortment of sticks, because I am so impressed with their durability, considering how much I handle the puck. They keep a nice stiffness for as long as I would expect them to (this may not be as long as some other people, I really love the feeling of a new stick) and I believe they are worth their price.