ER1.2

The ER1.2 name carries a traditional blade shape through Evnroll's line, built around a heel and toe weighted head and a plumber's neck hosel. That base design holds steady across the releases we have on record: the standard ER1.2, the TourBlade variant, and the 2024 Neo Classic edition. The plumber's neck is the throughline. The maker's page for the Neo Classic describes it as a heel and toe weighted design with a traditional plumber-neck hosel, language that echoes almost word for word what carlsgolfland.com lists for the TourBlade, right down to calling it a traditional heel-toe weighted blade putter with a plumber's neck hosel.

Where the releases diverge is in finish and face work rather than shape. The TourBlade's maker-published specs list a 303 Stainless Steel face with Sweet Face Technology and a Silver Satin Finish, paired with an Evnroll TourTac grip. Golflink's reporting on the standard ER1.2 gives a different picture on finish, black or silver satin, and a Pistol Red stock grip, along with a length range of 33 to 35 inches and a price of $350 to $400. Those two accounts don't fully line up on finish and grip, which is worth noting rather than smoothing over.

The reviewer language attached to the line stays consistent in tone across its history. Community notes point to a soft feel at impact, a traditional appearance, and subtle alignment dimples that reviewers found effective without being showy. Golflink's own review of the plumber's neck model put it plainly: this plumber's neck model is so soft at impact and satisfies your touch, see, and hear senses all in one stroke. That sensory pitch, feel first, blade shape second, runs through the ER1.2 from its earliest listed release to the 2024 Neo Classic.