ER2V Long Slant

The ER2V Long Slant is a neck variant of Evnroll's ER2 line, distinguished on record by golfsupport.com's reporting that it carries a Long Slant neck with a standard shaft size. That's the one detail we hold specifically tied to this release, and it comes from a retailer's listing rather than from Evnroll or from our own hands, so it should be read as reported rather than confirmed.

The broader ER2 line has been documented by the maker across at least two captures with two different hosel treatments. The 2016 capture describes the ER2 as shafted with a "Single bend mounted directly in the head," while the 2020 capture describes a "Straight shaft mounted into an overfit plumber neck hosel." Neither of those maker pages names a Long Slant neck outright, so the Long Slant sits alongside, rather than confirmed within, that maker-documented progression. Where the Long Slant variant fits chronologically or specification-wise against those two hosel treatments isn't something we can pin down from what's in front of us.

What carries over from the maker's ER2 pages regardless of neck style is the head material, 303 stainless steel, CNC milled, and the 2 degree face loft from the shaft that both captures agree on. Lie angle moved from 71 degrees in 2016 to 70 degrees in 2020, and the balance spec shifted from 15 degrees toe down to 30 degrees toe down between those same two captures, a real change in the maker's own published numbers rather than a discrepancy to resolve. Any buyer weighing the Long Slant against other ER2 neck options is working from a thinner file than the base line itself offers.