P28 - W28 - TC4 Curve Pro Stock Hockey Sticks

About the P28 Curve

The P28 is built for shooters. The curve is concentrated near the toe, moderate to deep, with a very open face at the toe, so the puck loads and leaves fast on wrist and snap shots taken in close. It's also the go-to curve for toe drags and pulling the puck in before you shoot.

The trade-off: the backhand is much less forgiving than on a P92 or P88, and passes and shots can flutter if your mechanics aren't clean. Open the blade too far and shots sail high.

Best for: skilled forwards who shoot a lot, rely on a quick release and naturally shoot off the toe.

Same curve, other names: Bauer P28, CCM P28, Warrior W28, True TC4 (also labelled T28), Sherwood PP28. They are close matches, not identical copies, so lie and face angle can vary a little between brands. See the full list on our hockey stick curve chart.

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Common Questions

What is the P28 curve good for?
A quick release, shooting in tight and toe drags. The open toe lifts the puck fast, which is why so many shooters use it.

Is the P28 hard to use?
It takes some getting used to if you're coming from a mid curve. The backhand is weaker and passes can wobble at first. If you want some of the P28's release with an easier backhand, look at the P90TM.

What's the Warrior or True version of the P28?
Warrior's is the W28 and True's is the TC4 (older True sticks say T28). Sherwood calls it the PP28. We group them together on this page.