ER3 Wing Blade
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe ER3 Wing Blade shipped in 2017 at an MSRP of £275, per Golfmagic, in lengths of 33", 34" and 35". Golfmagic pegged its arrival for March 1, and Golf Monthly gives the same date, 1st March 2017. The head is described by both outlets as having a dramatic flare to the heel and toe, what Golfmagic calls a distinctive "wing" shape and Golf Monthly describes as a flare to the heel and toe giving wing shape. Golf Monthly frames that shaping around a design intent of positioning mass away from centre for stability and confidence.
Construction details line up across sources: a 303 stainless steel head, CNC-milled, hand-finished in Carlsbad, California. The maker's own page adds specification detail not found in the editorial coverage: swing weight balanced by length at 33"@E1, 34"@E1, 35"@E4, a face loft of 2 degrees from the shaft, a 70 degree lie angle, a custom EVNROLL non-taper 1.2 grip, 25 degrees toe down balance, and an FST stepless .370" tip shaft with single-bend shafting mounted directly into the head.
On alignment, Golfmagic and Golf Monthly both describe the same LineAlign feature, two small, unpainted dots on the topline 1/8 inch either side of the centre cavity sightline, a detail neither the maker's captured page nor any verified source confirms independently. Within the ER3 line, this Wing Blade release is defined by that heel-and-toe flare against the more conventional shaping typically associated with a blade, and by the Carlsbad hand-finishing that both outlets point to as part of what you're paying for at that £275 price point.
Sources: evnroll.com/er3-wingblade.html (captured 2020)
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