Sherwood · Code

CODE ENCRYPT PRO

Name: Sherwood Code Encrypt Pro Hockey Stick
Brand: Sherwood
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)

Kick point

Hybrid

Weight

385g

Ages

Sr · Int · Jr · Yth

Rating

★ 4.2 (5)

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REVIEWS.

4.2

5 reviews

The pattern

The Sherwood Code Encrypt Pro offers excellent puck feel and balance with a lightweight, poppy flex that players love, at a competitive price point. However, multiple reviewers report the heel of the blade deteriorating after 3-6 months of regular use, with carbon fiber delamination and splintering occurring even with careful handling by younger players.

Pros

+Excellent puck feel
+Lightweight with pop
+Great value
+Responsive flex/pop

Cons

−Heel blade delamination
−Carbon fiber splintering
−Premature blade wear
−Blade toe denting

Good for 3 Months

This stick was great to start with it is super light and tons of pop. But after 4 months of house play the carbon fiber on the heel is seriously falling apart. Ive gotten several carbon fiber splinters from the defect while taping. Additionally the toe is dented in 2 spots. My son doesn't abuse his sticks, he is 9 and 60 lbs soaking wet. He had a Hyperlite2 and never had these kinds of durability issues. At $180 each for a junior stick I would expect to at least get a season out of it.

Great website

I’m am very excited pleased with my purchase. It was received fast and the packaged great! I would definitely purchase again from them.

Good twig

Great weight and feel, has good kick to it. After 3-4 ice times/week for the last 6 months the heel is starting to break apart which happened with my TMP as well unfortunately. Overall I'm happy with it, just wish the heel of the blade was a bit more durable.

Best value stick out here

Sherwood sticks have had the best puck feel for me of any brand for years. This one is no different. I feel like I always know exactly where the puck is on the blade. They also prioritize the right things like balance and durability. I can buy one of these and use it the whole season. Hard for me to use another brand when Sherwood is the best in the most important areas of performance and for cheaper.