ER2 Mid-Blade

The ER2 Mid-Blade arrived in 2023 as a variation on Evnroll's ER2 line, and the record on this particular release comes almost entirely from one.golfpowers.net's reporting rather than from Evnroll's own site. That publication credits the design to Guerin Rife and describes a blade putter with a high moment of inertia, a wider sole than a standard blade, and a face milled from what it reports as high-grade 303 stainless steel. It also lists a vent neck, Tour Tuck grips in rubber at 90 g and 278 mm, and the head's defining feature, a special V-shaped groove pattern the outlet calls Sweet Face Technology. None of this is verified beyond that single source, so treat the numbers as one publication's account rather than settled spec.

Community and reviewer opinion on this release is largely favorable. One writeup calls it easy to hit, with good rolling characteristics and an easy sense of distance, resistant to mishits and stable in distance control, though it flags the heavier grip as something that takes getting used to when working the head through the stroke. one.golfpowers.net's own review echoes that balance of maneuverability and stability, crediting the sweet-face technology with preventing mishits and helping deliver a stable distance. The two accounts largely agree on the head's forgiveness and rollout, with the grip weight standing as the one point of friction reviewers keep returning to.

Set against Evnroll's own published ER2 material, which describes 303 stainless steel milled from billet with a stock Winn ProX grip in one capture and a custom EVNROLL red pistol grip in another, the Mid-Blade's 2023 edition sits as a further branch off that same head shape, with its own grip choice and groove treatment reported separately by the outlet covering this specific release. Readers weighing the Mid-Blade against the rest of the ER2 family will want to keep that source gap in mind: the maker's own listed specs and the 2023 release's reported specs come from different documents entirely.