Sher-Wood 5000 SR Hockey Stick, PP09 Ryan Pattern
Sher-Wood · Sporting Goods > Ice Hockey Equipment
Era / Decade
Late 2000s to Early 2010s (approx. 2008-2012)
Material
Composite (Carbon fiber/Fiberglass blend) with reinforced core
Condition
Very Good; the shaft appears structurally sound with minor surface scuffs and clear graphics. Grip and blade condition cannot be fully seen, but the visible portion lacks stress cracks or significant chipping.
Demand Level
Moderate; while older composite sticks are eclipsed by new technology, they are highly sought after by recreational players who prefer specific discontinued blade patterns.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$35.00 - $65.00
Estimated Retail Value
$100.00 - $130.00
Comparable Sales
Similar Sher-Wood older model composite sticks typically sell for $40-$50 on SidelineSwap. Specific vintage patterns in excellent condition can occasionally fetch $70 from gear enthusiasts.
Description
Vintage/Classic Sher-Wood 5000 Senior (SR) hockey stick featuring the PP09 Ryan blade pattern. This composite stick features a white and blue colorway with a 55 flex/lie indicated. Known for a classic feel and durability, the 'Ryan' curve is a popular mid-curve choice for defensive play and powerful shots.
Key Features
Reliable legacy brand; PP09 Ryan blade pattern which has a niche following; Senior sizing; Composite construction offers a better weight-to-performance ratio than wood sticks.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence; features standard Sher-Wood branding, font, and specific model coding (PP09 RYAN) consistent with the period's manufacturing standards.
Flaws to Note
Minor cosmetic scuffing and scratches on the shaft graphics. Potential tape residue (standard for used gear). Must check for 'softness' in the blade or structural cracks not visible in photos.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
SidelineSwap (best for sports gear), Facebook Marketplace (to avoid high shipping costs), or eBay for maximum reach to specific pattern hunters.
Selling Tips
Photograph the full length of the stick, specifically showing the blade curve and the heel for wear. Shipping a hockey stick is expensive ($15-$30), so factor that into pricing or focus on local pickup. Use keywords 'PP09', 'Ryan Curve', and 'Sherwood Composite' in the title.