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William Nylander

ProbableLATEST DOCUMENTEDGRAPHICS ≠ BUILD
Last confirmed: 2026-09-18
First seen: 2026-09-18
VISIBLE GRAPHIC

Code Encrypt Pro

Sherwood

BEHIND
THE
GRAPHICS
LIKELY UNDERLYING BUILD

Code Photon Pro

HYBRID KICK

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STICK NERD PROFILE · MIXED / DEVELOPING PROFILE

24/100 graphic churn

7 published stick events · 2 visible setups · 2 resolved underlying constructions. Behavior confidence: medium.

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STICK DNA

Latest documented spec

Visible graphic
Sherwood Code Encrypt Pro
Likely construction
Sherwood Code Photon Pro
Build code
Unknown
Kick point
HYBRID
Flex
70
True curve / mold
William Nylander
Curve family
Custom PP90MX / Nylander toe
Closest retail stick
Sherwood Code Photon Pro
Retail curve match
P90TM · Approximate
Lie
6
Length
Unknown
Shaft
Unknown
Blade
Unknown
Grip
Unknown
First seen
2026-09-18
Last confirmed
2026-09-18
Curve match: Closest retail comparison only; the pro/custom curve remains a distinct identity.

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CURRENT EVIDENCE

Why we believe it

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Matt current stick update — William Nylander — Sherwood Code Photon Pro — 70 flex — Pro Nylander custom

Matt / StickDNA research · source/evidence date 2026-09-18

Direct research update supplied by Matt on 2026-09-18. No external listing URL was attached to this individual claim; compare against the retained PSH, HockeyStickMan, SidelineSwap, GearGeek and other source-specific claims.

BUYABLE MATCHES

Buy the closest match to William Nylander's setup

Where available we rank an exact pro-stock listing first, then the closest current retail match, then same/closest-curve options. Retail matches are buying guidance — not a claim that the retail stick is identical to William Nylander's hidden construction.

Exact pro-stock listing

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Exact player pro stock
IN STOCK

William Nylander Pro Stock - Sherwood Code Encrypt Pro *Dressed as Sherwood P.M.P 7000 Retro Graphic* (NHL) — Right - PP90MX - 70 Flex/65"/Max Blade (Blade 12)

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Exact player pro stock
IN STOCK

William Nylander Pro Stock - Sherwood Code Encrypt Pro *Dressed as Sherwood P.M.P 7000 Retro Graphic* (NHL) — Right - PP90MX - 75 Flex/65"/Max Blade (Blade 12)

HockeyStickMan · CA$159.99 · CA

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Commerce is separate from research. Retail matches are buying guidance, not evidence that the retail construction is identical to the player's pro-stock build. Best-offer routing excludes known out-of-stock links, prefers regional offers and current stock signals, then favors the lowest comparable shopper price. Listings do not change StickDNA confidence, evidence or conclusions.
STICK TIMELINE

What changed — and what we actually know.

Visible graphics and true constructions are tracked separately. A historical graphics change can appear here while the build underneath remains unknown.

LATEST
2026-09-18 → 2026-09-18

Sherwood Code Encrypt ProSherwood Code Photon Pro

HYBRID kick · 70 flex

Probable
CURRENT
2026-09-18 → 2026-09-18

Sherwood Code Encrypt ProSherwood Code Photon Pro

HYBRID kick · 75 flex

Probable
HISTORICAL
Usage date not established

Sherwood P.M.P 7000 Retro GraphicSherwood Code Encrypt Pro

HYBRID kick · 75 flex

High confidence
HISTORICAL
Usage date not established

Sherwood P.M.P 7000 Retro GraphicSherwood Code Encrypt Pro

HYBRID kick · 70 flex

High confidence
HISTORICAL
Usage date not established

Sherwood P.M.P 7000 Retro GraphicSherwood Code Encrypt Pro

HYBRID kick · 75 flex

High confidence
HISTORICAL
Usage date not established

Sherwood P.M.P 7000 Retro GraphicSherwood Code Encrypt Pro

HYBRID kick · 70 flex

High confidence
RECENT
Usage date not established

Sherwood Code Encrypt ProUnderlying build unknown

Graphics history only — StickDNA has not established the construction underneath.

Unknown
StickDNA rule: A graphics change is a trigger to investigate, not proof of a construction change. Source publication dates and actual on-ice usage dates are tracked separately; a recent article about an older physical stick does not make that stick current.