Envies are very popular for a great reason. They glide so far for being as stable as they are! Fresh out of the box, they really show that 2 fade, but broken in, they can go really straight before fading. I loved bagging an Envy and a Proxy to cover my throwing putter shots, and if you have decent touch, the Envy can be used on forehand as well.

This is my favorite throwing putter. It feels perfect in my hand. The rim for the envy isn't quite as deep as the rim for the proxy. I like the shallow rim because it makes me feel like I can release the disc on the exact line I want. Perfect disc for approach shots. 

I mean what hasn't been said about this disc as Jame Conrad shot it into stardom. I've thrown it in basically all the plastic types but find the eclipse to be the best as it's the most reliable in wind and holds that stability longer than other plastics. If you're into cycling discs, the electron is good to beat in for your straight putter. Best off the tee - I don't putt with these much.

One of the few discs that I would recommend any player trying out, especially in the Eclipse plastic. It has just enough stability to throw a variety of shot shapes and is great for shorter technical wooded courses. If thrown straight it has a dependable but soft fade at the end of its flight, but can also be thrown on slight anhyzer for small tight flex shots or on hyzer for pushing straight shots that continue to fade.

My favorite throwing putter! Doesnt care about the wind and with a full power throw will get a slight turn and little fade. Goes further than any other putter I've thrown! Highly recommend

The Eclipse Envy is a fantastic throwing putter. It's quite torque resistant which makes it a solid choice for forehand. The rim is not too deep and it has a simple, somewhat straighter, reliable fade which makes it a good choice for backhand too. The plastic feels nice and there is not a ton of ground action so it is really great for upshots or shorter holes. I use the Envy for straight to stable shots at about 200 feet and in and have been loving it!

I just not sure there is a better throwing putter than the Envy. I prefer the glow 2.0 plastic. I find it is more stable than the others. I have purchased 3 of them thus far. The yellow outside plastic is the only one different. It is my most overstable of the 3. I use it for headwinds or if I need to go left. I throw a lot of putters, but this is my favorite by a large margin. Good luck out there

I bought this disc to fill out my glow collection a little more, and the plastic on this one glows better than any of the other glow plastics I've come across. I tend to use this putter as more of an approach putter on the shorter side of midrange; I find that I have a better result with it at a slightly faster speed than it's rated for. Just for the fun of it, I tried to drive this putter and had a surprisingly good result. I don't know the numbers for sure, but I got about 250-300 feet out of it and it flew flat and straight until it faded out at the end. I'm a big fan of this disc, especially for the approach side of it.

This has to be one of the best discs in the Axiom lineup in my opinion. It is very dependable, and is a very controllable version of something like an Entropy.

This is a throwing putter, I would probably never use this to putt.

I also love the feel of the eclipse plastic. Easily the best glow plastic in the game. It glows in my bag in my room all night when the lights are off, goes to show how much light it can absorb. Mine is custom stamped for a friends shop and feels a bit flatter than others from the box, which I appreciate it for.

I love my Envy, superb disc.

Favorite disc I own.  Dead straight driving off the box once broke in,  Slight  bit of turn new.

Best driving putter I own,  I putt judge on the green but hate them off the box. 

Brand new it's straight will a dependable fade. Not too overstable

Great as a thrown putter. Glows very well. Holds many different angles. Has integrity and slight finish without being "overstable"

My Eclipse 2.0 Envy is a very useful, overstable approach disc. I primarily use it for putter tee shots in the wind as well as the occasional putt. It flies remarkably straight and fades reliably at the end of its flight. I don't ever fear turning this disc over, which really allows me to put some power on it. When I first picked up an Envy, I really enjoyed the feel of the rim in my hand. I'd say that the rim is comparable to a zone due to its shallow nature, which feels a lot better in my hand whenever I put any kind of power on the disc.

The Eclipse 2.0 plastic is unrivaled by any brand that I have seen. The glow is incredibly bright once activated by a UV light, and it lasts for a crazily long time. You'll have no issues finding this disc while playing night golf.

Overall, this disc is very solid. I use it for touchy approach shots that require some shaping, and it is very fun to throw off of the tee. I also enjoy practicing at night with it due to its excellent glow. They're hard to find in premium plastics, but it's worth looking for.

I have a made conscientious effort to leave less 5 star reviews because I was overrating discs.

That's not the case today as I can't give the Axiom Envy anything other than a 5 star review.

The Envy might be the best disc in disc golf. It's an extremely reliable putter that can handle a lot of power without turning over. You can also cycle them with premium and baseline plastics, allowing you to cover the full spread of stabilities. I currently throw an Eclipse Envy and multiple seasoned Electron based Envies for neutral to understable shots. I could go on and on about the Envy, but you can just read the countless 5 star reviews on here and realize one thing: The Envy is a special disc and if you don't throw one - you probably should start. 

Thank you James Conrad for introducing me to the envy. It is a great disc. One of my favorite putters. The glow 2.0 is so bright and lasts incredibly long. It has great grip too. 
 

if you are thinking about getting a glow disc, this is the one to have. For casual players, it can be used for drives (like Conrad's Hail Mary) and it puts very well. 
 

forehand shots are very straight. I love this disc.

I love the Envy in glow plastic. The Eclipse 2.0 makes the Envy a bit more stable in my opinion, and gets the disc to fly "truer" to the manufacturer's flight numbers. It's my go-to neutral approach disc, will hold a straight line and a hyzer under 200 feet. It feels comfortable in the hand, as the disc is not very deep and there is no bead. MVP has been showing some very pretty swirly overmolds to accent the glow discs. I highly recommend to new players and experienced players alike!

Wow. This disc has quickly become an absolute staple in my bag. It has a wonderful glide/fade combo to it that just lets it tear down fairways and carve lines in the woods. The grip is pretty good, and it has a wonderful feel in the hand. I like to use it forehand and backhand lines. 

Pros: Great flight path, good grip, confidence in the disc feel

Cons: none yet.