“A 2024 V-Series high-MOI mallet with adjustable weighting and hosel options. Keeps the Sweet Face across-the-face roll in Evnroll's most stable head; ideal for a straight stroke.”
The ER11vx is the extreme-MOI mallet of Evnroll's V-Series, added for 2022 as the amplified sibling of the 2021 ER11v — the 'x' literally denotes the jump from high MOI to extreme. It's built from black-anodized 6061 aluminum in the lighter perimeter sections against heavier steel elsewhere to fling mass outward, with redesigned 303 stainless adjustable weights in the rear heel and toe corners to push MOI further still. It keeps Evnroll's SweetFace milling — a variable-width groove pattern that evens out roll and ball speed across the whole face — and offers multiple neck options; the short-slant tested by reviewers creates ~15° of toe hang to fight the pull. The V-Series' selling point is configurability: hosel, weights and finish can be specced to the player.
Consistently praised for pure roll and elite stability (reviewers logged real strokes-gained and called its roll the best part of testing, beating the Zero head-to-head), and it's a flagship of Evnroll's respected V-Series — but it's a premium niche putter with limited production, not a mass cultural icon. Notable.
Ideal for the straight-back-straight-through putter, or anyone whose misses come from a twisting face, who wants maximum forgiveness and will use the adjustable weights and neck options to dial it in. The short-slant neck's ~15° toe hang suits a slight arc. Overkill (and pricey) for a confident arc putter who prefers a compact blade and feedback over raw stability.
Arrived in the 2022 high-MOI-mallet arms race against Scotty Cameron Phantom X, Odyssey 2-Ball/Ten, and Ping's tour mallets. Its differentiator is the SweetFace milled face plus V-Series modularity at a boutique, made-to-order scale. It predates the zero-torque trend the Evnroll Zero later chased and remains a straightforward (non-zero-torque) stability play.
Putter-axis forgiveness, near the top of the scale. 'Extreme MOI' is the whole design brief: aluminum-light perimeter plus outboard adjustable steel weights make the face extraordinarily resistant to twist on off-center hits, and SweetFace normalizes ball speed heel-to-toe so mishit putts hold their line and pace. As stable as putters get short of the very largest square mallets — hence 9.
Calibrated across the whole catalog — a tour blade scores low here on purpose; it means control, not ease.
Realistic 2026 private-party value is roughly $180-280 for a clean ER11vx, in line with used ER-series milled putters (e.g., ER11.2 examples trading ~$120-190) and reflecting its 2022 age. Some listings show ~$450 — those are new/reconditioned-retail or full-custom prices, not private-party. Original adjustable weights, wrench and head cover meaningfully affect resale.
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