ER8V Midlock
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe ER8v ML is the Midlock variant of Evnroll's ER8v TourMallet, a squared-back mid-size players mallet. The maker's own product page describes it plainly: a squared-backed mid-size players mallet, CNC milled in Carlsbad, California, USA, built from 303 stainless steel with a silver satin finish and black paint fill. The maker lists head weight scaled to length, 380g at 41 inches, 380g at 40 inches, and 380g at 39 inches, with a 4 degree loft angle, 71 degree lie angle, and a long slant neck producing 20 degrees of toe hang. The stock grip is listed as the Midlock XL, mounted on a Black Armour stepless shaft with a .370 inch tip, shafted straight into an overfit hosel.
Golfsupport.com's reporting lines up with the maker's own numbers on loft, at 4 degrees, and adds that the putter ships in 39, 40, and 41 inch lengths with US manufacturing, consistent with the maker's Carlsbad note. The outlet also describes the grip as having the deepest pistol dimensions allowed by the USGA, a detail the maker's own listing does not spell out in those terms, and classifies the head as a mallet, matching the squared-back mallet language on Evnroll's page.
Against the rest of the ER8v line, the Midlock is a grip-and-length variant built on the same squared-back mallet head as the standard ER8v, priced higher on the maker's site than the base model, and distinct from the ER8v Black finish released the following year and from the separate ER8v Heads option sold on its own.
Sources: us.evnroll.com/product (captured 2021) · us.evnroll.com/product (captured 2022)
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