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Evnroll ER5V Midlock
ER5 line · Evnroll, 2021

ER5V Midlock

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Maker
Evnroll
Line
ER5
Model
ER5V Midlock
Year
2021
Head
mallet

The Record

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The ER5V Midlock is a mallet head released in 2021 as part of Evnroll's Midlock range, a lineup built around the brand's oversized grip and matching setup rather than a standalone head shape. Golfalot describes it as one of two mallets in the Midlock range, which places this ER5V alongside a sibling model under the same grip concept rather than as a one-off design.

On spec, the record holds a 4 degree loft, notably higher than the 2 degree figures Evnroll's own pages have listed for earlier ER5 center-shafted models. Golfsupport and Golfmagic both confirm the mallet head type, and golfmagic adds detail on construction: a long slant neck hosel, a black shaft with paint fill, and CNC milling in Carlsbad, California. Golfsupport lists length options of 39, 40, and 41 inches, while golfmagic gives 40 inches specifically, a difference in reporting rather than a settled figure.

The defining feature by both accounts is the grip. Golfsupport calls it the Midlock grip with the deepest pistol dimensions allowed by the USGA, and golfmagic simply names it the Midlock Grip. That's the throughline of this release: a mallet head paired with an oversized, rules-legal grip meant to lock the hands into a fixed low position, with the face carrying what golfmagic calls Sweet Face Technology. Golfalot lists an MSRP of 399, and golfmagic reports a March availability window for 2021.

Sources: evnroll.com/er5-hatchback.html (captured 2016) · evnroll.com/er5-cs.html (captured 2020)

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