Possibly the most famous mold in disc golf because of James Conrad's shot at 2021 World Championships. There's a reason that disc was in his hand that day. The Envy is stable with a very mild fade. Comfortable on power and fan grips, you can send it on any line you like. My Neutron plastic disc has held its flight characteristics for years. I recently picked one up in Electron plastic. 

I also throw and putt with the Proxy which is great for hyzer flip and turnover shots. The discs share the same core so the grip is remarkably similar which I enjoy.

There's some conventional wisdom that a person should learn to throw putters and miss before picking up drivers. I'm not certain that's true, but if I were to hand someone a putter to learn with I'd definitely reach for an Envy or Proxy.

This is a great throwing putter. I have this disc in several different plastics but I prefer neutron plastic. This disc will go straight and then has a good fade at the end. If I want a disc to just go straight or want some turn first I choose different throwing putters for those shot needs.

I liked the Envy, but not enough to bag. It's a good disc, but it doesn't have a ton of glide. If you're looking for something with decent fade though, the Envy will likely be a good fit for you.

By far the best throwing putter that I've ever used. The disc is fairly shallow which makes it comfortable for any grip. The Envy has a good amount of stability to begin but after a lot of use it goes dead straight with minimal fade at the end. While I prefer the neutron plastic, I would recommend any form of electron if you want a bit less stability or a beat in turnover disc.

Neutron Envy best driving putter! I got a new one ordered during this review.

I have many different Envy's for varying shots. I've found the Neutron to beat in gently to a reliable neutral driving putter, I used to use electron for driving/approach but found it to be a bit less reliable for my distance. Electron also can turn over more easily when thrown hard. I have a Prism that is just too pretty to throw, so it is on the wall!

Great putter for people good at longer puts, or for throwing. I do not use the same putter for putting (I use the ohm, or Proxy for putting) that I use for throwing, or making a long run at the basket. I find this putter to sit in the sweet spot for those short upshots and when you want a confident and precise shot at around that 170ft. range (for me, better players will be more like 220ft). This disc is perfectly fine for putting too, especially for people who find neutral putters to be just a touch too understable.

This disc is an absolute slam dunk. The feel of it, the flight of it, everything. It is said that the discraft buzzz is the greatest mid range out there, and the envy is very much like the putt and approach form of the buzzz. It has a very similar shape, but it is slightly taller, has that non mid range smaller diameter, and that perfect amount of glide and fade that makes for an ultra trusty disc 

TLDR: Best throwing putter on the market. Get it in different plastics to cover all ranges of stability.

Feels uniquely lidlike in the hand. It has a blunt, curved rim, unlike many putters with flat surfaces. medium depth. It's a faster putter, so you will find it almost at midrange distance when you throw it the same power as other putters.

Eclipse 2.0 is beefy. It can fight some wind and flex out of anhyzer. 3|3|0|2.5

Neutron is buttery straight with a decent fade at the end. 3|4|0|1.5

Electron starts out laser straight then beats in to a turnover disc. Electron plastic has good grip but tends to warp after a few tree kicks. To my knowledge it hasn't affected the flight at all. 3|4|-0.5|0.5

This is everything I thought it would be and more. I use envys for all of my putter shots.

The Envy was famous before Conrad, but now it has blown up even more. This is one of the most versatile throwing putters on the market. It's shallow enough for a power grip, stable enough to handle power, and made in enough plastics to allow for different shot shapes. The only reason I don't bag the Envy is because of my love affair with other molds. If you're on the hunt for a comfortable throwing putter, this might be your best bet.

Excelent disc that belongs in every bag! Has reliable fade that isn't to strong, when beat in you get a nice baby flip for glide, holds hyzers and anhyzers well, even good for putting (bit of turn if spin putting and beat in).

This disc has been the best addition to my bag. Excellent for both throwing and actually putting with. Mine is more overstable than others and it is hard for me to throw on an anhyzer. Other than that this disc is everything I want and more. Couldn't recommend this more.

I got this disc from the gyropalooza they hold every year in Marlette, michigan. I got to say this disc is outstanding for  driving or long approach shots. I use a Nova for straight to understable approach shots. This disc however I am starting to use more and more when I need to rip a shot that is around 200ft and I need to stay stable. This disc is great. I can usually throw it around 200-230ft. But I can also put some touch on it and it still will go. I will not just meat hook it's way. It will stay just slightly stable.

These discs also come in some great looking colors as well. 

Let me start out this disc is awesome!!! I go in between the envy and truth as favorite disc. I found a envy at local disc park, of course called guy back but he said keep due to different state , but he had a couple aces on bottom with disc. Me no ace yet. More off the tee with this disc, more I throw disc more I fall in love with this discs. It's not my putter I use a warden. Man hands down this is best and most underrated throwing disc. Slightly understandable. Just hold lines, no meat hook fade. Just starting to work on touch flick shots, excellent for those shots. I'll I can say for those golfers only sticking with one manufacturer, try different ones , you might find a gem in different manufacturer.  I primarily through Innova, but 2 of my favorite discs are different manufacturers. 

Maybe the best driving putter I've ever thrown. Typically with a putter this stable you get very little glide, but you can rip on the Envy without it turning over and it will continue to glide through the air. This disc is straight $$$ off the tee up to 250' for me, and has almost eliminated the need for mids in my bag. 

Hands down one of the best putters ever made. In Neutron plastic it flies with good glide and dependable fade and will not turn over at any power unless there is a strong headwind. In Electron plastic it will fly a tad less stable, but is much better for catching chains while putting, especially the Electron Soft.

I've been grinding on the course for a couple of months because I was inspired by these discs. I bag a neutron envy and a plasma proxy. Controlling your shot is an absolute breeze with these discs!!!! the envy is extremely beginner friendly because its higher stability is more forgiving. These discs hold the most pure lines your friends and competitors will have to pick their jaws up off the ground. Everybody I play with asks about the discs after I throw and their all skeptical because Innova. I wouldn't be surprised to see more Axiom being thrown in my area this year.  

The Envy is a stable flying putter from Axiom Discs. The Envy feels great in the hand and has a nice flat profile that makes for easy, clean releases. This disc also has some stability, handling power and wind extremely well. This is an amazing approach disc a and driving putter. Its stable, but very workable. I would compare the flight to a slightly worn in Wizard. I really wasn't a fan of the Envy as a putter, but that is more of a feel thing for me with the overmold. Overall, this is just an awesome disc. 

I don’t know how Axiom made this disc, but they absolutely hit it out of the park. This is basically the midrange of putters, in that it has a crazy amount of torque resistance paired with insane glide. When getting more comfortable with power gripping putters, this is the one mold that really excelled off the tee. I’ve thrown this disc in brand new neutron, beat up neutron, and electron soft. The new neutron is pretty darn stable, and works very well for headwinds, straight forehands, and glide backhand flex shots. The beat up neutron (my favourite), is hands down one of the most workable putters to date. It will literally hold every line you put it on all the way to the ground without crashing. I also learned how to throw short forehand hyzerflip to turn shots with it. There are holes at my local course where I’m throwing a mid or even a fairway, and I was able to park them with the neutron envy. I checked out an electron soft envy for approach shots that will stick, which worked out decently well. The only thing I didn’t like this disc for was fan grip touch/approach shots; I felt like the sharp rim of the neutron didn’t allow me to get very comfortable or consistent releases, but maybe that’s just me. If there’s one disc by Axiom/MVP that you need to check out, this is it.

Best overall approach/driving putter hands down for everything 300ft and in.

Very neutral flight that holds lines exceptionally.

Neutron plastic feels a bit slick at first but with wear becomes more grippy imo.

Can handle power very well/resists turn

I use the envy as a midrange approach and for some short drives. I like the lower glide and it will not turn over when powered up so its reliable even in the wind, being a lower speed it doesn't get much right to left movement once i put it on a line it locks in which is why i love it and rely on it so much. I use the neutron mainly because its beat in a bit, but also have a more overstable proton that i can rely on to actually fade hard always, and just got a soft electron that i might try for putting. This is by far my most used disc, especially on shorter courses with many holes under 300' my beat neutron envy wants to hold any line i give it and laser straight for tight wooded tunnel shots. My favorite disc right now and i can use it in so many ways it has eliminated midrange discs from my bag for now.

The Envy has hype behind it for a reason. This disc is an amazing off the tee putter. This disc does not flip over very easily and if it does, it fights back very easily with its stable flight path. 

If you are looking for a disc for upshots, get this one. I thought should be throwing midranges for shots like this then I tried throwing this disc. It just feels natural. I throw this disc for anything that I feel like a midrange would be too skippy or when you need less glide. By far my favorite throwing putter because it instills the confidence to throw right for the basket on short holes, knowing if I blow by it at chain height its not going to skip 60 foot past the basket and leave me with something I could only dream to putt. I do not use this disc for putting I use something far less stable, a RFF Wizard. This disc is the perfect amount of stability for driving, you wont flip it over (if you have an average arm) but you aren't afraid that it will hyzer out and not give you the distance you were looking for.

Profile: Low to moderate depth, beadless, rounded rim

Flight: Flies straight with a consistent touch of fade at the end.  This is the best approach disc I've ever used for those straight touch shots.  It holds whatever line you throw it on.  

Comparison: Flies just like the Proxy but with a touch more fade.  Judge is similar except the Judge has more fade at the end

Final thoughts: I like it's shallow (shallow in comparison to most putters) rim, feels very comfortable in the hand.  This is one of my favorite discs.

Great putter.  I am an intermediate player who has tried a handful of putters and this putter is my favorite.  I own two Neutron Envy's (one 164g and the other 173g). I prefer a putter with more shallow rim as I tend to grip lock deeper rim putters on occasion.  For me, when thrown properly I can get this putter out to about 240-250' on a good throw.  On a proper throw I get the intended flight path listed in the flight chart.  If thrown lower on a line drive the fade is even less. Works great as a putter too but I prefer the Proxy due to less fade.

The Axiom Proxy is the perfect complement to this Envy which for me is a very straight flying Envy with almost no fade. Both discs look and feel very similar which makes transitioning from one disc to the other pretty simple.

Highly recommended.

The Envy is popular for a reason.  It's one of the best driving putters and approach putters made.  I don't putt with it--it doesn't feel right in my hand for putting duties, but for upshots that need a little stability, the Envy is the class of the field.  Whenever I need more fade on approach, I throw a Harp, but for lines that call for straight-to-gentle-fade, it's the Envy.  It's not super glidy, but that only gives you confidence to attack the basket.  I tried it against a Discmania P2, another popular approach disc, but the flat profile of the Envy suited my grip and gave me more confidence in my throws.  The most similar putter to the Envy that I've thrown is the Vibram Ridge.  Typically, I bag my Envy whenever it's dry, but replace it with the Ridge on rainy days (great grip on the Ridge!).

I have been looking for a solid driving putter for some time.  I had read reviews and searched around and decided to pick up an Envy.  I found a nice White-rim White-Core 174g Envy at my local store. I took it to a practice field got some test throws in and was initially impressed.  Then this weekend I was able to play 6 ....thats right, 6 rounds of disc golf. So this is speaking from that experience with the disc.
The Envy is faster and glidier than most putters, especially when thrown.  It has a slight turnover early, then rides very straight, and typically will have a small but significant fade to end it's flight.  The flight # I would give it would be 4/3.5/-0.5/1.5 .  It flys like a driver, feels like a putter, control like a midrange....its a do everything disc.  It can be thrown with a sliiiight hyzer release and it will stand up to flat, have a tiny turn, then straight like a dart coming to a fairly straight but hyzer finish.  The Envy can also be pushed on anhyzers quite easily.  If given a lot of torque it will turn.  If given an anhyzer angle it will hold for most if not all of the flight.  Since it has some stability it will flatten out, but if it's on the anhyzer it will hold and actually create a very long L-R fade.  
When given a Hyzer this thing will hold a long/deep hyzer and can actually get more R>L 'cut over' than my more overstable discs.  All around, the Envy will go where you put it.  It can also be bombed quite a bit.   A friend and I decided to throw a 'funzie' on hole 18 of a course where its a long 550 ft shot.  The Envy went almost as far as my driver, talking 400ft.  The disc just bombs.  Plus side, it has range, down side....NEEDS touch if you're anywhere close to the basket, even at 60% it can glide past the basket, for that I prefer to use a Scale/Serpent to avoid extra glide.   Overall this is a unique versatile disc that will go where you want it.  Just have to throw it well.    Fun disc.  Short range go-to type spot.

*** Update: I have been using this disc more and really loving it.  When thrown on a drive (Normal fairly flat release with decent power/follow-through) It flies very similar to what a Buzzz flies like....straight, small turn, straight, soft hyzer finish.   I was able to park a couple holes with it, When I feel the Buzzz may have too much steam I can throw the envy and it settles down just a little earlier. This is a very good driving putter.  It flies like a slow midrange....but this thing still can bomb.  By far the most surprising new disc I've tried this year....I'd say my second would be the Discmania TD....great disc as well ;)

Got my 172g Neutron plastic Envy from Infinite Discs, with their usual stellar service.  My Envy is blue with a (bright) red overmold rim, looks really pleasing to the eye.  And the good news is that it flies even better!  I thought it would be good, but I was very pleasantly suprised at just how good the Envy did on the course for me.

I threw the Envy a few times off the tee.  They Envy gets very good distance, especially for the flight numbers posted.  It did not turn over on me on full-power throws.  On approach shots, the Evny has a consistent and reliable fade.  It's more stable/overstable than the Proxy (or the Proxy is more stable/understable than the Envy), but holds consistent lines.  I was surprised on a high anny/flex shot just how long it held the anny before flexing back as it came back to earth.

The Envy/Proxy combination will be an excellent one, and I look forward to using my Envy a lot more this season.

First disc from Axiom. Tried mostly because all the hype. Peer-pressure sucks. I got a pink/blue which is rad. My favorite colored disc ever. Didn't even consider color that important but this beacon of hot-neon pink and blue is never lost.... Best colors goes to Axiom. The disc was not so fun at first, but after it broke in a little (3 months) I started to like it a little more. Now a year later liking it even more. This disc is an investment, not a quick fix. Strong fade paired with a soft landing. Kinda weird grip though, a new-callus feel if you will.

this is my go to putter for any putt or apporach shot this disc for me and anyone ive let use does exactly what you want need to get around that big tree and get right onder the chains put a little flip on this disc and it will go up and come right down where you aimed for

A solid OS disc. Neutron 173G. The smaller profile of the rim make it feel much more like a mid than a putter. I prefer the Zone and the Suspect as my os throwing putters now, but I could definitely use my Neutron Envy to success. It is a fun disc to throw and can hold it's own as both an os putting putter and as a driving putter (where it excels). However, I do not enjoy using this disc for upshots. For some reason it is just not as consistent as it should be (probably user error), and as the zone and suspect are for me. 

great flight path. reliable

One of the best discs out there. I own one in Soft, Neutron and Proton. They all fly similar in similar weights. I use them for up and down shots so they get a ton of use and I would not have it any other way. If you are looking for a OS upshot putter this is the one. If you come from an ultimate background you will find the rim very friendly(though not completely lid like). It does not get mentioned as much for straight putting but I love them for it, very predictable in or outside of the circle. What are you waiting for, grab one!

Fantastic putter, highly recomended.  This discs stays straight for me for about 120 feet, making it a very good approach disc, as well as a solid putter.  I have had some problems with it staying in the basket when I hit chans, but only oon close shots: I haven't had any solid putts bounce out or slide through on me yet.

great putter. Very straight.  Just switch from prodigy to the envy. 

The Neutron hard and soft are my go to putters...The soft Envy is really great for drives and the hard Envy helps me make those clutch putts that everyone in my group talks about. They are both stable flyers with a reliable flight everytime.

I have this disc paired with my Ion, and am alway reaching for it. Very predictable and makes for great approaches.

I don't use it inside the circle because it can get a bit slick when wet, but it's a fantastic driving putter (probably my favorite).  Whether you're throwing 30 feet or 300, it will fly lazer straight for you if you release it flat with a decent snap.  It even holds up to a decent headwind.  Kinda like the teebird of driving putters, in that it will fly straight at a large range of speeds and end with a slight predictable fade 

This is my go-to putter. I love how it feels in my hand, especially compared to the older-style putters. 

The Axiom Envy is a great driving putter. My 170g Neutron is perfectly flat and pretty overstable for a putter. It has a deep rim that allows me to curl my fingers under nicely for a nice power grip. Unlike the MVP Anode (which I love for approach shots and long putts), this disc won't turn over for me and is great for those shots that you want to throw with full power but not have go too far. It's a nice consistent disc for my backhand throws. I almost had some decent sidearm drives with the Envy, but the rim depth of this one is a little too deep for me to get a clean flick release.

When it comes to putting, this isn't a bad disc, but isn't my first choice for a putter. The super stiff neutron plastic gives me a good solid feel that I can be confident about, but it fades too much for me for putts beyond about 20 feet. Also, when neutron plastic gets wet, it becomes really slippery. If you plan to putt with the Envy on wet days, you're going to want to make sure you have a dry towel with you. If you're looking for a good looking overstable putter for backhand drives, the Envy is an excellent choice.