ER2V Long Slant Neck

The ER2V is Evnroll's take on the classic wide-flange blade, and the Long Slant Neck is one of the neck configurations offered on that head. Per golfsupport.com, this build carries a Long Slant neck and comes in standard shaft size, though those specs are the retailer's reporting rather than a maker-confirmed figure for this specific edition.

The maker's own customizer page for the ER2v line lays out toe hang by neck type, and lists the Long Slant option at 23 degrees of toe hang, generally suited, in Evnroll's words, "for players with a slight arcing stroke." That same page describes the ER2v head itself as "a three tiered wider heel and toe weighted blade," milled from 303 stainless steel in Carlsbad, California, with head weights scaling by length: 350g at 35 inches, 365g at 34 inches, and 380g at 33 inches, a 2 degree loft, and a 70 degree lie angle. It's worth noting these specs are drawn from the general ER2v customizer page rather than a page dedicated exclusively to the Long Slant Neck build, so the head geometry can be taken as established for the model line while the neck-specific toe hang figure applies directly to this release.

Buyer commentary on the broader ER2v line, unspecific to neck type, runs enthusiastic once the adjustment period passes. One buyer wrote of an ER2V that after initial resistance, "I finally got past the sticker shock because this putter is simply amazing…from looks to feel to weight to sound to how it looks at address," while another admitted to early frustration with an ER2v ML before a breakthrough: "I LOVE this putter now." Neither review specifies neck configuration, so they speak to the ER2v head generally rather than to the Long Slant Neck build in particular.