ER2V Midlock

The ER2V Midlock is the Midlock grip variant of Evnroll's ER2V blade, dated to 2021. Golfsupport.com lists it as a blade head with the Midlock grip built to the deepest pistol dimensions allowed by the USGA, a 4 degree loft, offered in 39, 40, and 41 inch lengths, and manufactured in the USA. Those dimensions mark it as the longer, higher-loft, non-standard-grip take on the ER2V shape, distinct from the standard-length version built around a conventional putter grip.

The maker's own product pages describe the ER2V family generally as a three tiered, wider heel and toe weighted blade, and the customizer page for the standard ER2V lists it as CNC milled in Carlsbad, California, in 303 stainless steel with a silver satin finish, offered at head weights of 350g at 35 inches, 365g at 34 inches, and 380g at 33 inches, a 2 degree loft, 70 degree lie, and a stock EVNROLL white TourTac grip at 90 grams. None of those base specs are tied to the Midlock configuration specifically in what's on record here, so the golfsupport.com figures above stand as the only editorial account of this particular release's build.

A customer review on the maker's ER2v-ml product page speaks to the adjustment period some buyers report with the Midlock format: the writer describes disliking the putter at first, struggling with hand placement and short putts, before coming around to it and preferring it enough to sell off other putters in the bag. That account, along with the enthusiastic customer note on the standard ER2V page about improved make percentage from short range, gives a sense of the range of reactions buyers have logged with this maker directly, though neither is a house review and both should be read as one user's experience rather than an established outcome.