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Evnroll ER6 iRoll
ER6 line · Evnroll, 2017

ER6 iRoll

Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.

Maker
Evnroll
Line
ER6
Model
ER6 iRoll
Year
2017
Head
mallet

The Record

Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correct

The ER6 iRoll is a full mallet in the ER6 line, rear centre-weighted, and according to Golfmagic it was originally available in a distinctive deep red anodised aluminium finish before a classic black version followed. Golf Monthly corroborates the shift, describing a new black version alongside the originally deep red finish. The maker's own page for the red version lists the head as red anodized 6061 aluminum, 100% CNC milled from billet, at a 250 gram head weight, with adjustable weights of 105g at 35 inches, 120g at 34 inches, and 150g at 33 inches. That same page gives a 2 degree face loft from the shaft, a 71 degree lie angle, a stock Custom Winn ProX 1.18 grip, and 5 degrees of toe hang, with an FST stepless chrome shaft on a single bend mounted directly into the head.

On record, Golfmagic put the ER6 iRoll's availability at March 1, with lengths offered at 33, 34, and 35 inches, and topline treatment carrying three white sightlines. Golf Monthly's account adds LineAlign, described as two small, unpainted dots on the topline set 1/8 inch either side of the centre cavity sightline, though that detail is Golf Monthly's own reporting rather than a maker or verified claim. Golf Monthly also lists a £300 GBP price point for the model.

The maker's later page, captured for what is labeled the "b" version, describes a black anodized 6061 aluminum head with a 303 stainless steel rear-center weight, CNC milled in Carlsbad, California, swing weight balanced by length at D5, D9, and E2 for 33, 34, and 35 inches respectively, a 70 degree lie angle, a Custom EVNROLL non-taper 1.2 grip, and 12 degrees of toe hang, paired with an FST stepless shaft. Those figures differ from the red-version page in lie angle, toe hang, grip, and weighting scheme, which suggests the black finish noted by Golfmagic and Golf Monthly came with more than a cosmetic change from the original 2017 red ER6 iRoll.

Sources: evnroll.com/er6-iroll.html (captured 2016) · evnroll.com/er6-iroll-b.html (captured 2019) · evnroll.com/er6-iroll-b.html (captured 2020)

Verified specsper-row citations from the Knowledge Engine
Sightlinethree white sightlines on topgolfmagic.com/equipment-news

House-verified: cited to sources on record, checked before the green.

Photos · from the Community

The ER6 line

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Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.

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