Most Popular Wood Stick?

[Guest LEAFS12]

I think the most popular wood stick where I live is the Z-Carbon. Any other good wood sticks?

[Kobe 0]

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[Guest Stax7]

Yah my fav is z Carb and the graf g8

[flaming_june 2]

Sherwood 5030 and the 9950

i use the zcarb but i can't say im impressed. 100 flex, good stick, but warps after a bit, as well as bad curve selection, but thats not the stick's fault :lol:

im actually ordering 12 sherwood SOP's, finally, a stick with my name on it!

[Guest phillyfan]

I don't see a lot of wood sticks anymore, but when I do, I usually see Sherwood 5030 or Bauer Wood sticks. I rarely see an Easton wood stick around here...

[Eazy_b97 1]

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/index.php?showtopic=1279

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/index.php?showtopic=1241&st=0

Two good wood stick topics that should help

[Dan_The_Man_16 0]

Go Bauer or go home! (for woodys anyways!)

[Dave 1]

If I wasn't covered with OPSs, I'd try the Nike ZeroG woodie. That thing is LIGHT.

[Dan_The_Man_16 0]

Ya, those are really light. Very brittle though, I snapped one at a store when I was flexing it. I think they are hollow like the Groovelite's.

[Guest Stax7]

Has anyone tried the Tps crossfire? It looks not bad.

[D3nZ 0]

The Sher-Wood's seem to be very popular among NHL players, I personally don't like them cause they always break at the same spot, right in the middle of the blade. If you often take slap shots I woudn't recomend them, I would probably suggest the Jofa's.

[Dan_The_Man_16 0]

Ya the blades are terrible in Sher-Woods. Great shafts though. If they could get together with Bauer and share blades they would be unbeatable woody's. Also the TPS Crossfire is the tapered woody right? If so, they are garbage.

[ExitTwoEighty 7]

Bauer woody.

[Guest LEAFS12]

It sounds like Sherwood 5030 are good, I'll have to try one out.

[43%burnt 0]

i used to love those all black koho revolutions from way back. they weighed a ton, but i always thought they performed well.

[dangle #7 0]

sherwood 9950 with a nice spezza is the way to go

[thejackal 46]

Bauers have performed well for me. Not sure about TPS woodies but i broke their prostock blade pretty quickly. Groovelights are also good but are sooo stiff.

[Guest LEAFS12]

Ya, I've used many Bauers before. I just didn't like the curve on any of them.

[flaming_june 2]

sherwood 9950 with a nice spezza is the way to go

those are good. the leclair is a good cruve too

the bauer 1000 woodys are awasome as well

as well as the old koho rev with the fiberglass on the side of the shaft

[Guest Stax7]

IMO the 5030 was terrible i dunno if it was me but i absolutly hated it. It sounds like most other people like it though.

[thejackal 46]

Also the koho bullet kombos are the most durable sticks i have ever used. Good blades too.

[Guest phillyfan]

The Koho Bullet Kombo is one of the wood sticks I've used that was the least durable, but then again, I only use wood sticks once in a blue moon, but that's one reason why there are far less wood stick users today, consistancy.

[Guest LEAFS12]

ya one of my friends uses those for street hockey and he likes them.

[sn1per 0]

i heard the 5030 is the world's best selling hockey stick

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

Yup. We sold some crazy amount last year...like almost 300.