Hockey stick Sherwood T90 G3 SR - Extended

The extended Sherwood T90 G3 SR retains the shooting characteristics of the standard model while providing a longer shaft. It suits players who find a regular senior stick too short or prefer extra reach when handling the puck, defending and competing for possession.

Key features

Extended construction
The longer shaft is particularly suitable for taller players and provides the required length without adding a separate extension. Choosing the correct stick length helps maintain a natural skating and shooting posture.

Mid-kick flex profile
The shaft loads through its middle section and supports energy transfer into powerful shots. This profile suits players who lean into their shots and use their lower hand to load the stick.

Additional reach
The extended design makes it easier to reach loose pucks, contest possession and cover space defensively. It may also suit players who prefer to handle the puck farther away from their body.

Carbon construction
Carbon fibre is used in both the shaft and blade. The construction supports a favourable strength-to-weight ratio and the stability required during shooting.

Technology and construction

BlackLine XXV Carbon Fiber

BlackLine XXV is a multifilament carbon-fibre weave used in the shaft and blade. It is designed to optimise the balance between strength and weight while maintaining a stable feel during shooting and puck handling.

T-Shape Shaft

The shaped shaft complements the mid-kick profile and supports consistent loading. Its construction focuses on a balanced combination of shooting performance and durability during regular play.

Who is this product for?

The extended Sherwood T90 G3 SR is designed primarily for taller senior players or those who prefer additional reach, a mid-kick profile and a more traditional shaft-loading feel.

How to Choose a Hockey Stick

With an extended stick, pay particular attention to its overall length in relation to the player’s height, stance and playing style. Flex, kick point, blade curve and handedness are also important.

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