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A professionally designed wooden hockey stick crafted by Sher-Wood
Birch and aspen laminate blade
Durable wooden shaft
Senior: 56" (142cm)
Junior: 46" (117cm)
Medium flex shaft
(See Customer Service for additional information on stick flex)

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product has no warranty.

NoSherwood 19K Wood Stick, Youth/Junior/Senior

Overall Rating

1.3 out of 5

Quality

1.7 out of 5

Performance

1.7 out of 5

Durability

2 out of 5

3 A professionally designed wooden hockey stick crafted by Sher-Wood. Birch and aspen laminate blade. Durable wooden shaft. Senior: 56" (142cm)

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HockeyStickReviewDude

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This stick is not worth $15.

Date:June 6, 2010

"Yea the shaft may be durable, but the blade will breakdown in just a couple of games. I know most reviews are not what you base your purchase on but trust me this stick will be a turn off. DON'T BUY IT!! I got this stick and decided that I was never buying a wood stick again! Composite stick are lite and they have better slapshot strength even for the beginner player and by beginner i mean FIRST TIME SHOOTER!! If you want a cheap stick that has great preformance go for a Koho stick (Composite). Hope this helped!!!"

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The shaft may be durable but...

Date:April 21, 2010

"The blade is the perfect shape for street hockey, but you shouldn't use it for street hockey,
I may have been unlucky, but the result is that this stick lasted 1 hour. Seeing that with my first slap shot, the laminated protection under the blade tore off, therefore exposing the wooden part of the blade, I restrained myself from taking any slap shots with the stick. I played a couple of games with my friends until the blade simply split in half from the tip all the way to the heel."