I was given this disc as a gift, it was one of my first putters and has been my go to throwing putter

An incredible putter for those who like a beadless, thin-in-the-hand style putter with loads of glide. With a small push/spin hybrid putt they have enough stability to run straight for 25-30 feet with a slight fade at the end. 

For a thrower, highly recommend the Neutron Firm plastic for a reliable straight flier that will beat into a workhorse.

Is this the best throwing putter on the market? I think so! 

I did not believe the hype until I tried it myself. I bought an electron soft Envy first, it started off overstable but it has now beat-in to a perfect straight flyer for me. I now have it in the cosmic neutron plastic as well and it is more overstable than the electron and it doesn't beat in very much. I now can use both of these discs for almost any shot shape inside 250ft.

Go give it a try, you will not regret it!

This disc made putting easy for me. I went through several putters trying to find that "right one." This disc was recommended to me and it will never leave my bag. 

Don't let the 4 star rating fool you. I do love this disc. However, I had to drop a start due to the expectation based on the rating. My Envy (although I see the flight numbers are different here on Infinite) shows a -1 turn. There is no way you're getting this putter to turn unless into a headwind. It's super stable, which is a great if that's what you're looking for. 

This disc feels great in the hand, and if you're looking for a fantastic throwing putter, this should be one of the first ones you look to. Throw it as hard as you want, and it will fly straight and then have a reliable medium fade at the end of the flight. Approaches are predictable, but you do have to be careful not to throw past the basket too far, as it is kind of a fast putter. 

The only reason this disc hasn't stayed in my bag, and does go in and out, is because I have fallen too in love with my Lucid X Judge. It has a similar flight, but and due to the plastic type, gets a little bit of slide/skip when I need that that this Envy won't get. The big positive for the Envy is that it's much easier to find since DD only seems to make Lucid X plastic in certain molds every couple of years unfortunately. 

This is a great putter. The Envy (electron soft) has a great grip and along with the low profile of the disc makes a very reliable straight putter. It has just enough fade but really carries when outside of the circle without having to push it hard. I'm transitioning over to the lower profile putters as I prefer the lower profile for approach shots or off the tee. The Envy fits right along with my Shaman (I use primarily for long approach shots or off the tee) and a zone for those that need some stronger fade. The envy is my new favorite putter. 

I love this disc! I throw it, I Approach with it, and i putt with it from time to time. Seems like a very great disc to me or for anyone. Feels good in hand because it is not too deep or too shallow. All the different plastics it comes in helps the stability differences in a bag as well!

I never understood the "throwing putter" phrase until the Envy arrived in the mail and I started throwing it. In Electron Soft it's understable right out of the box and will turn over quite gently with a fan grip off the tee. A little nose up and about 60% power backhand is my go-to tunnel shot, usually ends up a bit short but it's the only disc I can throw straight for 100% of the flight.

I would like to try the other plastics because Electron Soft does not jive with my forehand, but the shallow rim is perfect for backhands. I putt with the deeper Aviar but find the nice shallow Envy very comfortable. I tried using it as my putting putter exclusively but never got the same reliable results as with the Aviar, but that's probably just my muscle memory.

This putter is great. It has a pretty straight flight path and can travel a good long distance before a slight fade. Great for hot summer days as the plastic tends to become a little more flexible. This makes it nice for those awkward standing putts.

Owned in Electron Soft, Electron, and Proton. 

Electron Soft and Electron: used for cold and mild weather putting, respectively. I enjoy these for putting, but have started to transition to Lat 64 Pures due to a slight preference in hand feel and a bit more ease in keeping the line I want in far (C2) putting situations. However, these Electrons will still come out from time to time if I need a little more overstability.

Proton: used for short drives off the tee and some upshots. It's an outstanding, incredibly straight, and reliable throwing putter. The Proton Envy should be in the bag for a long time.

Very beginner friendly, and I'm enjoying them even more as I gain experience. Give them a try; you won't be disappointed!

Best throwing putter you can get. If you rip it on hyzer it flies with a subtle turn but fairly straight, and at medium power its perfect for laser shots around 100 ft. Ground play is minimum so it makes for a great soft landing and the perfect approach disc.

Solid putter and surprisingly popular for a not so well known brand. Axiom actually makes some awesome discs that I really enjoy, so if you are one of the players who has an Envy but hasn't tried anythign else, check out some other discs in their lineup!

The Envy has a nice low glide to it added with the stability make this a fantastic wind putter and a consistent finisher. If you are a touch putter than this may not be for you, but for those who strong putt into the chains, especially spin putters, this will be great.

The Electron soft is a really good grippiness and pretty durable for a soft plastic. This was my go to putter for a while, then I switched just to try something else, and then I came back to the Envy because it just feels right.

I absolutely love this putter. I use the electron soft for putts and neutron soft for driving. The Esoft really provides a nice tacky grip I prefer near the basket for p's & a's. Solid flight with consistent fade and lazer straight when I crank on it. Love it!

This is the best and most used disc that I own.  I normally bag 3 (seasoned Electron Soft which flies pretty straight now, Electron Firm as my primary putter, and Eclipse which is a bit more OS).  I throw an Envy for practically anything under 225'.  It feels great in the hand, releases clean power grip or fan grip.  Perfect approach disc, and I putt with it too.  Try one!

I throw this disc in Electron and Electron Soft.

Electron Soft:

The only putter I had before this disc was a 2001 Aviar. 17 years later I felt it was time to upgrade. I walked into the local disc golf store and looked around. I went straight for the Discmania P2 just like everyone else but noticed that it was to deep for my hands. So I picked up the Envy. It felt perfect in my hands, and the Electron Soft plastic felt amazingly grippy. I immediately knew that this will be my putter.

Electron:

After noticing that the Envy is great for driving, I hit a couple of trees with the Electron Soft as any mortal person does. Well, the Electron Soft can't handle tree hits. It will bend itself out of shape (I still use the bent ones. They're awesome). I decided to get the Electron as a replacement. It handles trees way better, while not compromising too much on the grip that the Soft provides.

Conclusion:

I would say that the Electron Soft Envy is super for putting with, but since it can't really handle tree hits, it might not be the greatest for driving with on wooded courses. The non-Soft Electron fixes that issue. Personally I've had some issues gripping the non-Soft Electron during cold weather. That's when I use the Soft plastic instead since it feels slightly better. Overall, a great disc for both putting and driving (for me up to around 100m straight with no turn nor fade). Coupling it up with the Discmania P3x I've got all my putter shots covered.

Good disc, but I have a Zero Hard Caltrop that I prefer. I use this disc mostly for hyzer putter approaches. Feels good in the hand, Electron Soft plastic is gummy and flexible.