Product Reviews
Sherwood Hockey 5030 Goal Stick 2011
Two-piece Aspen core shaft covered with double Birch lamination, reinforced by vertical Birch slat lamination * Maintains good stiffness and durabilityInjected polyurethane foam core paddle with continuous fiber strand covered in fiberglass * Ensures optimum durability and shock absorptionHighly refined assembly technique * Offers constant weight, stiffness and ultra-light design Sher-Wood 5030 Paddle Measurement Listed Size TG True Size 27 29 26 28 25 27 24 26 21 23 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:
(3 Reviews) 3
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Customer Reviews for 5030 Goal Stick 2011
Review 1 for 5030 Goal Stick 2011
Date:11/3/11
Overall Rating
Design
4
out of
5
Durability
3
out of
5
Features
4
out of
5
Performance
4
out of
5
Value
4
out of
5
Weight:
Heavy
Light
RollerGoalie
Location:NW Chicago Burbs/IL
Skill Level: Intermediate
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
Gender: male
Interest: Both
Best Description: Goalie
Not A Bad Stick
Pros: Helped improve my game, Great value, Easy to use
Cons: Quality
Well after reading the other two reviews of this stick I'm on par with what they said, however mine lasted longer then just 2 uses. While attempting to handle the puck and make a pass, the shaft snapped in half right about where paddle and the shaft meet. I purchased another one not long after that with a different curve (first stick was Broduer, second purchase was Leclaire). I liked the curve better and am currently still using the same stick I purchased about 4 months ago. It does feel nice and the blade and paddle seem to be quality, but the shaft isn't. Even for roller hockey which uses a slightly lighter pucker. There are numerous chips and splintering on the shaft of the stick which can rip your blocker, or even cause injury. Overall, I'm not disappointed with this stick, but I'm going to agree that there are better purchases out there.
Review 2 for 5030 Goal Stick 2011
Date:3/23/11
Overall Rating
Design
3
out of
5
Durability
1
out of
5
Features
3
out of
5
Performance
1
out of
5
Value
1
out of
5
NickyD
Location:Sioux Falls
Skill Level: Advanced
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
Gender: male
Interest: Ice
Best Description: Goalie
shocked
Pros: percieved value
Cons: junk
Bought this for my son just before Christmas. Wanted him to use this for practice and leave his X-60's for games. He used it it one practice, then used it for a clinice with younger goalies. Was playing the puck, while flex it, it snapped in half. He has used Sherwood growing up. I was shocked by the quality. There is no warranty on wood stick. $70 for a stick that we used 2 times, not good.
Review 3 for 5030 Goal Stick 2011
Date:2/20/11
Overall Rating
Design
2
out of
5
Durability
2
out of
5
Features
2
out of
5
Performance
2
out of
5
Value
2
out of
5
Weight:
Heavy
Light
Mkteag
Location:Missouri / Illinois
Skill Level: Advanced
Frequency: 1 time per week
Gender: male
Interest: Ice
Best Description: Goalie
Not Impressed
Pros: Easy to use
Cons: Quality
It's an ok stick for just messing around. Used it for 7 rec games did ok. Used it once for my sons' practice to show him how to stickhandle as a goalie and snapped the stick in two. It just popped right in half, right where the paddle meets the shaft.