ER5V Long Slant
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe ER5V Long Slant is a variant within Evnroll's ER5 line, distinguished by its neck configuration. According to golfsupport.com, this version comes fitted with a Long Slant neck and a standard shaft size, a detail that sets it apart from the center-shafted and hatchback treatments Evnroll has applied elsewhere in the ER5 family.
The maker's own pages for the ER5 line describe related builds in more detail, from the hatchback version's single bend mounted directly in the head to the CS variant's straight shaft mounted over a hosel pin, both milled from 303 stainless steel with a silver satin finish. Those pages don't speak to the Long Slant neck specifically, so the golfsupport.com report stands as the record's word on this particular configuration. As with other ER5 heads, the broader family carries Evnroll's stated aim, quoted from the maker's own page, of delivering "virtually the same distance to virtually the same spot from center and off-center hits."
Where the Long Slant sits against its ER5 siblings comes down to that neck and shaft pairing. The center-shafted and hatchback ER5 builds each carry their own distinct shafting method and balance point as documented on Evnroll's site; the Long Slant's identity, per the one source we have on it, is built around a more conventional slant-neck setup paired with a standard shaft size rather than the center-shaft geometry seen in the CS version.
Sources: evnroll.com/er5-hatchback.html (captured 2016) · evnroll.com/er5-cs.html (captured 2020)
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The ER5 line
Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.
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