Hockey stick Sherwood Code Photon Pro INT

The Sherwood Code Photon Pro is built for players who stay active in puck movement and offensive play. The hybrid kickpoint combined with Energized Velocity Taper helps transfer energy efficiently when shooting. The stick construction supports puck control, passing accuracy, and responsive puck handling.

Key Features

• Hybrid kickpoint
  The Hybrid2 flex profile combines shot speed with puck control.
• EVT – Energized Velocity Taper
  The tapered shaft section helps generate energy during shots.
• Dual Carbon Frame (DCF)
  Internal construction strengthens both the shaft and blade.
• Blackline NXT carbon fibre
  Optimized carbon fibre layering improves durability.
• Intermediate shaft design
  The shaft diameter is designed to better suit players with smaller hands.

Technologies and Construction

VR92 Blade Dampening

Strategically placed dampening material reduces vibration and improves puck feel. Reinforcements in the heel and toe increase blade durability.

Concave Sidewalls

Slightly concave shaft walls with rounded corners improve grip and stick control.

Featherlite XT Balance

Optimized balance supports puck control and stick handling.

Tactile Grip Zones

Two textured zones on the shaft improve grip for both the top and bottom hand.

Peelply Textured Blade

The textured blade surface improves puck contact during puck handling and shooting.

Flex and Length Options

The Sherwood Code Photon Pro INT stick is available in the following configurations:

• 65 flex – 58" length
• 55 flex – 57" length
• 45 flex – 56" length

Available curves: PP28, PP92, PP90MX

Who Is It For

The Sherwood Code Photon Pro INT stick is suitable for players looking for a lightweight stick designed for puck control and shooting. The intermediate shaft construction is designed to fit players with smaller hands.

How to Choose the Right Hockey Stick

Choosing the right hockey stick depends on player height, flex, kickpoint and blade curve. The correct model can significantly influence puck control, shot accuracy, and overall comfort during play.

👉 Read our guide: How to Choose a Hockey Stick