To me a putting putter is 75% of how a disc feels in your hand. For my hands the envy is prefect. I use to putt with Wizards, and I found by switching to the envy (originally an upshot/driving putter) just bumped my game up so much more. Sold the Wizards and bought 10 envy firms to practice with.

I searched for quite a while for the perfect throwing putter. I tried Wizards then switched to beadless putters like the Warden and the Opto Pure. None of them quite did what I wanted--they didn't have the feel. And then I found the Envy. The Envy is just shallow enough that it fits more comfortably in the hand than other putters. It also has a nice rounded edge which tapers to a flat-ish top. It's a great design which translates to a flight pattern which is versatile and consistent. The Firm Electron plastic is grippy and beats in pretty quickly to being a touch understable, maybe a 3/3/-1/2. 

I also have the Eclipse plastic which is more stable yet maintains the nice grip. I highly recommend pairing an Eclipse with the Firm Electron. I also have a Neutron plastic Envy. In my opinion, the Neutron isn't as nice as the Eclipse. It has a very nice stability (maybe even more overstable than the Eclipse), but I find it to be a bit too slippery to grip (and watch out if it gets wet). 

In general, I recommend the Envy to every player. It's a great throwing putter, and I don't think I could find one that's better. 

Great disc.  Starts off a bit overstable and beats in to a nice straight disc with a slight forward fade at the end.  You can put a nice bit of power on this disc before it starts to turn.  

One word to describe this disc -- "versatile". The best approach disc and throwing putter in the game. I love using this disc for approaches between 50-230ft. Although you can get good turnover lines with it, it won't dump right. It always maintains a bit of fight and won't turn over on you when thrown off the tee with hyzer. 

I first started throwing the envy at the beginning of this year when looking for a new driving putter. It has quickly become my go to disc for straight shots, hyzer shots and almost all of my approaches and short drives. This disc is laser straight when thrown even at high levels of power/speed/spin. I had trouble pushing my putters beyond 300 feet before this year, but the Envy just seems to go fast and glide forever. I would almost say it is like a buzzz in a putter mold. The feel is great, the plastic is tough and stiff but not slick. I couldn't be happier having this as my throwing putter. I have not putted with it too much as I prefer a bead for putting however it flies true and if you like the feel it will put really well for you I'm sure.

If you want a fantastic approach disc, grab and Envy. I use this disc as an in-between for my putter and midrange. It will lay up nicely and not bounce or roll. I've used many other approach discs that bounce and roll; this one does not.  It's true to the numbers and is also a solid sidearm/forehand approach disc.

I bought the Envy because I heard from a lot of people that this is the best throwing putter in the game of disc golf. The plastic I bought it in was Electron Firm and Electron Soft at 174g. The Electron Firm Envy is slightly more overstable than an Envy in the Electron Soft, but they both handle a lot of torque, I can throw my hardest (which max length with the Envy is about 300ft) it still holds an angle you put it on and tries to stand up the entire time, so it just glides so long. It is my go to approach disc on the backhand and I have yet to try it forehand since I have a Westside Harp and is definitely one of my favorite discs and has introduced me to the putter lineup of Gyro and Streamline.

I bought this disc after seeing many reviews that said the Envy is one of the best throwing putters in the game, and it hasn't disappointed. It feels and flies much like my DX Aviar 3, with slightly less fade, which is exactly what I was looking for. The Envy holds its line very well and fades smoothly. I use this for approach shots that I feel are too short for a midrange and too far to run, though I can usually give the Envy a good run throwing it backhand. This is the first disc I bought from MVP/Axiom, and I like stiffer plastic, so I went with the electron firm, and I love it. The feel is great and it is surprisingly durable. I love the designs MVP/Axiom has, and the rubber edge being a different color adds that extra style that I love in my discs. 

This disc is absolutely incredible. My friend got this in a mystery box, and I tried his. I bought two very shortly after, one in the firm plastic and one in the medium. I have since gotten two more. I use this for short straight drives as well as every putt. Best addition to my bag in the last year, no question. Strongly recommend.

Clean. Clean. Clean release. Dry or wet. This disc is bringing new consistency to my putting in stress or weather situations. Only downside is it doesn't glide or fade quite as well as the plasmas I'm used to, but I've gotten used to it

The envy changed my game, without a doubt. I had putted aviars forever and was so discouraged to drive with a putter because i'd just flip them over. I switched to envy's and wont be going back. For putting they are stable but not too stable, and for driving they are dead straight with fade at the end. Staple in the bag.

Electron Firm 

Neutron Soft

Those are my go tos!

Got this in electron firm 174g bright pink with the DGPT bar stamp.  Great looking disc and it has become my favorite stable driving putter.  

Very controllable with enough stability to handle a strong toss, this thing is nice.

It can be pretty glidey, so in a strong headwind I would recommend adding some hyzer to your release-or just using an Innova Rhyno (lol)

I will be purchasing another Envy in proton because I love the mold so much.  It is very comfortable in the hand! 

best driving putter you can buy.  i can throw it as hard as i want and it won't turn over. electron firm is great for forehand i also have one in soft neturon  witch is a little floppy for forehand.

Love the feel of the electron firm plastic, its firm but it isn't slippery like the MCpro plastic or the P line plastic of the innova and discmania companies. The actual putter itself is great for throwing and putting it flies similar to a little bit glidier rhyno and it still refuses to turn over in any wind conditions. I used to break these out only when it was windy when I'd putt with wizards but I switched to these full time cause I was simply making more putts with these. Would highly recommend them for anyone for putting or throwing.