ER8V Long Slant Neck
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe ER8v is Evnroll's squared-backed mid-size players mallet, and the Long Slant Neck is the standard-shaft version of that head. The maker's own product page describes it plainly: "ER 8 v ER8v TourMallet – A squared-backed mid-size players mallet," priced at $399.00 with the usual run of Evnroll customizer options, length choices of 33", 34", or 35" right-hand, and a stock TourTac White grip.
On the neck itself, the record is thinner. golfsupport.com lists the configuration as a Long Slant neck with a standard shaft size, which is editorial reporting rather than a maker-confirmed spec, so it should be read as one retailer's listing rather than an Evnroll-stated figure. Evnroll's own ER8v Midlock page, for what it's worth, does define a Long Slant toe hang spec at 20 degrees, but that figure is attached to the ML variant's specifications rather than to this standard ER8v listing, so the two shouldn't be collapsed into one another.
Within the ER8v family as documented here, this Long Slant Neck edition sits alongside the ER8v Black (a lower-priced, black-finished version building in 2 to 3 weeks per Evnroll's page) and the ER8v ML Midlock (a longer, heavier variant with its own loft, lie, and shaft spec sheet). The standard ER8v Long Slant Neck is the base players-mallet build in that lineup, distinguished mainly by its silver/black finish options and the shorter build window Evnroll quoted for it at the time of capture.
Sources: us.evnroll.com/product (captured 2021) · us.evnroll.com/product (captured 2022)
No cited specs on record yet. Caddie tells you what IS known, honestly.
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The ER8V line
Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.
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