Very good disc. Primarily stable with a bit of overstability. It works very well as my primary putter. Works well from the simplest of shots too the hardest. And as many know this was the disc used by James Conrad to win the 2021 world championships, beating Paul Mcbeth.

My most used disc in my bag. Anything from 100-275ft. is in the Envy approach zone. It's amazing how well these beat in, especially in electron plastic. The electron soft and normal can get chunked up pretty easily but it is better base plastic than most companies. 

The eclipse glow is excellent (super bright!!), but I usually throw Proton or Electron Firm plastic for the envy. I have about 6 envy's and keep 2 in the bag at all times... it's hard to not buy more. Great for backhand flex lines too for shorter courses. 

I use a Soft Electron Envy

Bottom Line Up Front: The hype is justified. Great balance of stability, glide, and fade. Comes off the hand clean for putting or driving.

This disc has the same basic flight ratings as a lot of other putters. I feel like it holds the straight flight longer with the appropriate spin while not veering right. It comes in all of the Axiom/MVP plastic types. This disc in premium plastic also makes for a fantastic throwing putter (the shot heard round the world). For a soft plastic it holds up very well, and has good grip. The plate is softer, while the rim is firmer but still tacky. If you get an Envy, the Proxy is a great sidekick.

Similar Discs: Any of the P2s, Luna, Mercy type discs. Overmold does make it a little different though. 

Notable Pro Use: James Conrad (iykyk)

This disc is amazing. I'm probably like many other players, but I decided to try out the envy after James Conrad's "The Shot" from the 2021 Worlds. This disc just like all other MVP discs has an amazing feel with the plastic. It's easy to grip and has a comfortable release. For me, the disc flies exactly like a slower buzzz. The disc is a speed 3 but can hold a lot of torque and hold pretty much any line. Straight shots, hyzers, and even anhyzer lines surprisingly well with the disc being overstable. Definitely give it a try for a throwing putter for both drives and uo shots. 

Love to pair this with a Proxy for a more stable option with same hand feel. I use the Envy when going for the basket from 50-100 ft (as long as it's not a death putt).

Great plastic as aways from the MVP family 

I love this disc. Very easy to learn to shape different shots. Used it off the tee for some of my first (and only) birdies. 

One of my favorite discs ever. I use a 173g Electron Medium for my putting, a 171g Proton for straight driving with reliable fade, and a 171g electron medium for hyzer flip shots. 

If you like MVP discs then you have to give these a try. I throw these around 300 ft so they absolutely bomb. (My max distance with a driver is around 425ft for reference)

They feel great in my hand for putting but it's all preference.

I believe that this is the holy grail for straight flying driving putters with a touch of fade at the end.

The reason that I got this disc was because I love how a fresh Luna drives. But the only plastic I can get them in beats in so quick and they are so touchy when it comes to torque that I was having trouble getting consistent drives with them. 

I really wanted a crystal Luna thinking that would be the answer, but good luck finding one of those. So I was on a hunt to find the driving putter of my dreams that could take torque without turning over and was durable enough to beat in straight and not get understable. 

I tried a Zone and a Warden but they just didn't fit the bill. When I ready about the Envy I thought it might be the one. And after 1 round with it I can say that it is exactly what I was looking for. It is an amazing straight flying, driving putter, that can hold torque and have the slightest bit of fade at the end. 

I am excited to play with this disc and never see it coming out of my bag. 

My Envy electron-soft is stamped 3/3/-1/2 which I feel is pretty accurate. Its flight characteristics are great for making approach shots. It allows you to be very versatile in your throws and the disc will respond in kind. I highly recommend putting in the practice to play with all the shapes, angles, and touch shots. Once you put in the work, then it will pay off when you need that special line in your match.

I chose the electron-soft because that’s my preference for grip. But if you plan to take it into the woods, then I recommend going with a more durable plastic.

The Envy is where I've finally settled on a putter. I've tried a few molds out but nothing really stuck (in the chains and in my bag) like this one.

For putters, I think it's really all about feel. What gives you confidence when you hold it in your hand and lets you focus on form and your shot? For me, it's the Envy. My hands aren't huge, but they're not small either. The Electron plastic is what I've found to enjoy so far, but it can make a big difference. I'd say that the Envy is absolutely worth your consideration. I've hit putts longer than before and I have to admit that some of the credit belongs to this disc. I can't speak to how it throws of the tee, but on the green towards the basket it just feels right. I'm also a primarily push putter - so if you've got a different style, that's something to consider.

All in all, highly recommend you give the Envy a shot (or putt :D)

This is my favorite driving putter. Goes straight and holds the line. Can throw this on a hyzer and it goes straight for about 200 and then a slight fade. Do not throw in wind.

What can I say about the Envy that hasn't already been said?   It is, without a doubt, one of the finest discs ever created.  You can drive with it, putt with it, and it's a great upshot disc.  I always have one with me, and it gets used a lot.   Heck, I like the disc so much I have a stack of them at home!  If you haven't tried the Envy, you really owe it to yourself to give it a shot.  

This is a perfect disc for your upshot needs. I use this disc more for upshots than I do as a putting putter. In electron plastic (firm, medium or soft), it's super grippy and feels great in the hand. 

Naturally, the disc is overstable. It'll hold that left to right line very well. But, it also holds an anny line really well. This is one of those discs I reach for when I need to make a tricky shot through or around trees.

It's a perfect disc for a beginner because it acts as both a midrange disc and a putter. I would definitely recommend it to newer players.