“The NeoClassics refresh of the famous ER2 heel-and-toe blade. Same forgiving Sweet Face roll in an updated classic finish; suits a slight-arc stroke.”
The ER2.2 is the wide-body blade in Evnroll's 2023 Neo Classic line — it shares the plumber-neck hosel of the ER1.2 but borrows its head shape from the original ER2, setting up perpendicular like a blade while stretching to a wider body with an extended sight line. The result is Anser-style feel with more balance and stability. Like the rest of the Neo Classic range it uses a precision-milled 6061 aluminum SweetFace insert backed by a polymer cushion, lightening the face so mass moves to two interchangeable sole weights set wide and slightly rearward for tunable balance. SweetFace's grooves keep center and off-center strikes rolling the same distance. It ships with the soft ~90g Tour Tac grip. CNC-milled in Carlsbad, California; ~2 degrees loft, 70-degree lie.
A well-reviewed 2023 wide-blade in an acclaimed boutique line — Independent Golf Reviews found scores dropped with it in the bag and it 'putts the ball straight on the line every time' — and it shares the Neo Classic DNA of the ER2 that won MyGolfSpy's Best Blade of 2024. But the ER2.2 itself is a current product with no scarcity, tour legend or collector demand. Notable, not cult.
For the player who wants blade looks and an arc stroke but a bit more forgiveness and easier alignment than a slim Anser — the wide body and extended sight line help a golfer who struggles to aim, while the movable weights allow fitting. The damped insert suits those who prefer a soft feel. Not for a purist who wants a compact head and fully-milled stainless click, nor a player needing full-mallet MOI.
Launched 2023 in Evnroll's Neo Classic range as the wide-blade counterpart to the ER1.2, positioned against wide-blade / mid-blade offerings like the Odyssey Ai-ONE Milled Seven and Scotty Cameron mid-mallet blades. It reflects Evnroll's Neo Classic strategy: insert-faced, weight-tunable, multi-material reinterpretations of its original milled blades that keep the SweetFace pattern while adding fitting flexibility.
The widest-body of the Neo Classic blades, so it earns a touch more MOI and stability than the ER1.2 or the classic ER2 through its stretched footprint and wide, rearward sole weights — but it is still fundamentally a blade, not a mallet. SweetFace's insert preserves Evnroll's distance forgiveness on off-center hits. A 7 keeps it aligned with the other Evnroll blades; the extra width nudges it toward the top of the blade band without crossing into mallet territory.
Calibrated across the whole catalog — a tour blade scores low here on purpose; it means control, not ease.
A current 2023 model (MSRP ~$400), so used supply is limited and value holds well — realistically ~$220-320 private-party in 2026 for a clean example. Reconditioned-retail listings (2nd Swing, Morton Golf, Billy Bob's) sit at or near retail for this generation, so used discounts are modest; a private buyer should not expect the deep markdowns of the 2016-era blades. Value is current-product functional plus boutique scarcity; no appreciation.
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