This disc is hard to describe, it flies differently to most os discs where it goes as far left as a 2 fade but a slower change in angle, causing a further os putter flight. it doesnt fight out very much from an anny, but does show a fade when thrown flat.

Fun Fact, I watched James Conrad throw in the Holy Shot, went deaf for a few hours from how loud it got!

New to me, but is what I need from a driving putter! Shallow rim putter feeld great in the hand and does what it is supposed to do! Been told that the Neutron Soft is the most stable and the fission is the least stable. Essential driving putter.

175g Neutron Soft Axiom Envy

I really wanted to try a neutron soft putter and I like the plastic. It feels like the nuetron with a little give to it, not as rigid. The Envy is a consistent putter with a little fade, the numbers are pretty accurate perhaps a 1.5-2.0 fade. My favorite putter is the Innova Nova, but the Axiom Envy is pretty close. 

The Envy is my favorite throwing putter I have ever used. The first one I bought was in Electron Soft. I quickly added an Electron Firm, Proton, Plasma, Soft Neutron, and Eclipse 2.0. My favorite plastic is Soft Neutron. The flight numbers seem pretty accurate, electrons are noticeably less stable for me. I throw the Envy up to 250 feet off the tee. In the premium plastics it has no turn and a reliable fade at the end for my arm speed. Electron has a little turn and less fade than the premium plastics.

I do not putt with the Envy as I prefer to use beaded putters.

I just picked up a stack of the Envy in various plastics, including Neutron Soft, Eclipse, Electron (firm, medium, soft).  I played with these yesterday for the first time after getting them and I'm very glad I made the purchase.  Off the tee and on approaches I was throwing the Neutron Soft and Eclipse and they were both fantastic flyers.  Both discs were very straight out of the hand and hold the line you throw them on with a small fade at the end.  The Eclipse had more fade than the Neotron Soft for me, so they complement each other nicely along with my Proxy, giving you coverage for all shots/angles.  I was impressed with how they flew in a headwind as well.  I have previously thrown/putted Wardens and I still think those are great discs, but I found the Envy to be more reliable in windy situations.  In terms of putting, for those who prefer a flat disc with a shallower rim without a bead, this disc has that feel.  It was a slight adjustment for me trying this disc out after putting Wardens for so long, but immediately after putting it in my hand, it just felt right.  Electron plastic feels great in each stiffness version.  Being that I play in Michigan where temperature varies by season, having one of each soft, medium and firm is essential.  If you're concerned about the Gyro rim, I didn't even notice it.  Hope this helps anyone considering the Envy!  I'm enjoying it and looking for to my next round already with this disc!

I absolutely love my lighter weight envy, white plate with jellybean foil and baby blue rim. At full power it stays dead straight full flight. Hands down my favorite run of them and I found them here at infinite.

The Envy is easily one of the best throwing putters on the market! My absolute favorite for sure! I have thrown the Envy in Plasma, Neutron, Soft Neutron, Eclipse, Electron, and Soft Electron plastic... and it is absolutely amazing in each and every one of these plastics! I currently bag 3, all for different reasons. Soft Neutron is the most overstable in my opinion. I use my Soft Neutron for short drives that I need fade on and almost every single one of my approach shots! This thing is an absolute work horse! I use my Plasma Envy for more short strait tunnel shots off the tee and straight upshots as well. Perfect for throwing hard and flat and letting it just glide straight! I use my Soft Electron Envy for putting in high winds as well as short approach shots where I need the disc to grab the ground and stick.

As you can tell, the Envy has a ton of different uses and it's one of the most reached for discs in my bag. I wish I could go back to when I first started playing and put an Envy in my hands then. The Envy led to my first ever Intermediate win (non sanctioned tournament) on one of the windiest days I had ever played. Each hole of the tournament was set up and marked off as an island green. On almost every single hole I drove with my Envy because I knew it would fight the wind and go where I wanted it to. In the same tournament I switched from my normal putting putter (Atoms) to the Envy as well due to the wind. This thing was money, the entire time. I would say 95% of my throws/putts in that tournament was with an Envy and it led to me getting the win. Because of this, my bag will never be without an Envy! Do yourself a favor and pick one (or 5) up!

I LOVE this putter...i started off with Electron Standard, then purchased the soft. As I had a consistent problem with my pinky catching the rim on my release on every type of putter out there...the shallower rim allowed me to release more cleanly and my accuracy and putts improved drastically over just a few weeks practicing with them. I was so impressed i purchased Electron firm for a driving putter...and WOW...that's an entity all on its own. I recommend this putter for any skill level...with practice in my opinion is a lot more user friendly. Regardless, this is another excellent disc from Axiom....Thanks for your time.

                               Anthony S.

I was very excited to try out the Envy with all the hype behind it.  I both loved and hated it.  I'll start with the feel.  I like putting with beadless putters, so the Envy was perfect.  It felt a little deeper than the Wardens and Deputies, but pretty close to the same.  I wasn't a big fan of the soft plastic that came in our MVP vs. Axiom player pack, but it wasn't that big of an issue, mostly just preference.  

Inside the circle is where I least liked this putter.  It seemed to rise up too much.  A lot of my putts were hitting the top of the basket or going over.  I putt with a good amount of spin, but not over the top, so this surprised me a bit.  

This putter will not be kicking out my Wardens for sure, but I can see myself using this for outside the circle putts, approach shots, or off the tee of some shorter holes.  The putter goes pretty far with not a lot of effort.  It has the stability to throw on those longer shots which I loved about it.  

Perfect approach disc. Midrange distance with a putter.

You need an Envy. The Envy has a relatively shallow rim and very rounded wing profile making it very comfortable in my hand for driving grips and exceptionally easy to set up for my putting grip, forehand grip was a bit wonky but workable if you really need to. My Envy is 175g and in the Neutron soft plastic which... I don't know if soft accurately describes, it has some flexibility to it but it really doesn't give much in the hands. Because it is a premium blend i feel that might be the root cause. I also have tested a Electron Firm which is extremely tacky and has virtually no flex to it.

The Envy is every bit as stable as indicated this disc has a strong but progressive finish to it which makes it great for driving. The Envy on hyzer reliably controls distance and unless you are going all out is probably not the shot you will need this disc for. On a flat release this disc has excellent resistance to turn and will always hook up at the end. I was able to launch this thing pretty much shot for shot with my Skygod P2. On an Anhyzer line this disc flexes out nicely holding that line for a bit but always fading back reliably, with a nose up anhyzer release you can make this disc "helicopter" down in what looks like slow motion. The Envy's bread and butter seems to be shorter shots off the tee or longer approaches from ranges of 100-150ft away and I found myself able to drop this disc pretty close to the basket as the glide on this disc doesn't seem to let it get carried away.

When it comes to Putting I much prefer the electron plastic for the envy as it is not quite as stable. The Envy's shape fits my grip and spin putt pretty much perfectly and as a result has given me quite a bit of confidence. Outside the circle the envy will require quite a bit of spin and power to keep it on line to the basket and as a result I still stick to something a little bit straighter for those putts but inside the circle as I mentioned this disc is point and shoot. 

As far as what wind conditions favor it I would say the Envy will maintain its composure in headwinds both driving and putting. That reliable fade and mild glide really go to work keeping this disc under control. Like most of the MVP family of plastics the tailwind performance leaves a little to be desired but ultimately should work fine.

Beginners may want to look into this disc for its wind fighting capabilities in the driving department. As a Putting putter if it feels comfortable in the hand maybe go for it but I would say it probably isn't the first putter I would steer towards a beginner due to its strong finish.

Overall the Envy really impressed me I know this disc gets talked up quite a bit but I find myself agreeing with all the sentiments I am hearing. I think a stable putter like this should be something everyone should have in their bag and the Envy is honestly one of the best candidates I have thrown to date due to its comfortable profile and fit. 5/5 stars this disc is nothing short of amazing.

My absolute favorite driving putter! This disc can handle all of your power and still give you a nice fade at the end of the flight. I use this disc for slight hyzer approach shots straight tunnels and shots where I want minimal slide or skip after the shot. This disc will sit where ever it lands, and if you where to hit a tree and get an unfortunate bounce this disc will have minimal role-away as the soft plastic will absorb a lot of the impact and instead of bouncing off it will just sit down.

Great disc one of the best MVP/Axiom discs available.

I have said it before and I will say it again, if you have never tried a MVP/Axiom putter you are missing out! Give this disc a chance!

I absolutely love this disk. I have not thrown many putters, but this is by far my favorite right now. I feel great in my hand when putting, which boosts my confidence. I seems to go exactly where I release it. My missed putts are defiantly no the discs fault. The first time i tried driving with it, it exceeded my expectations. It when where i wanted it to go. The best thing about the disc is the feel. it has nice grippyness (made up word?) and fits my hand size well.   

THE BEST DRIVING PUTTER MADE, PERIOD!  I love this disc.  You could almost call it a mid off the tee.  Just goes where you want it to on a line.  Can handle power and will not flip.  Nice forward fade at the end.  Putting for me is all about feel and if you are going to use this as a putter go ahead and do yourself a favor and get it in Soft Neutron plastic.  I will tell you I hardly ever use this to putt, but that is not because it can't do the job.  I just happen to live in St. Louis and all the best putting putters are made by Gateway Disc Sports.  Do yourself a favor and grab this disc and dump your mids.  

The Envy is the disc that you have probably been looking for. 

Take the resistance to turn that you have loved in a Harp or Scale, and then give it a glidy finish without hardly any fade. You can crank on it as hard as you want an wont get hardly any turn, and the finish hits and sticks great with the Neutron Soft plastic.

I'm a fan of the grip, and my wife loves it as well because it just goes where you point it. 

It's a bit fast for a putter and at distance you can bomb it, I've hit near 350 with it several times. Though at 275 it's pinpoint acurate. 

I've putted well with it, but doe to it's speed I've gotten more chain outs than with it's little brother the Atom. 

Soft Neutron 173g. I like this disc in neutron, but I really do not like it in soft neutron. It flies straight, but isn't glidey and is very inconsistent how it fades. Also, it does not stand up to wind at well at all like it does in normal neutron plastic. When I see the name Envy, I expect there to be stability and it just isn't there on this disc. Mentally that wasn't something I could get over. I feel the pure, colt, or the judge can do everything this disc in soft neutron does, just better.

Your search is over.  Best driving putter in the business right here.  you can absolutely crush this thing.  Makes for a fantastic upshot disc as well.  I have tried well over 30 putters, this is hands down the champion of field putters.  If it came in electron I would be putting with it too.

This is a great driving putter and or approach disc.

If you ask me a putter is all about how it feels in your hand and what will give you the confidence to have a solid throw. For me this is that disc. this a new beefier design it feels solid in the hand and I put my trust in it to reach the chains every time.

As a driving putter, the Envy is a great slighly overstable disc.  As with all putters off the tee, it's very straight until the very end of the flight.  At the end, the fade is pretty small but always there.  I have thrown the Proton and the Soft Neutron,and the feel of the Soft Neutron can't be beaten.  I like my approach discs to stick when they land, and the Soft Neutron is likes to lay where it touches down, and is wonderfully tacky in the hand.  Thrown with a touch of anhyzer, it flattens out a ways into the flight and finishes pretty flat, if not with a tiny bit of fade.  It's a very versatile disc, and one that I recommend to others.  It has a ton of glide as well, which can be a blessing or a curse, as my recent games with tons of headwind have shown me.  

As a putting putter, I like the feel but don't like the fade.  I prefer the "throw it straight at it" kind of putter, and the Envy isn't quite that.  You always have a little bit of fade to account for.  If you like that, the Envy could be a great putting putter. 

Got a softie last year when the first came out, was using it for putting at first, and it was delivering solid results. Fast forward to this season, I still have that in in the bag, but this time along with a proton. The Proton I've thrown 315 ft, and is considerably more stable, I use it for precise short drives, and it is awesome. If I dont wanna sail past my target or fade harder than the zones that I bag, the proton comes out.
The soft neutron its one of my favorite upshot discs, where I still need that dead straight flight and a nice fade. Easy to forehand as well and just goes straight with healthy fade. Now that its broken in pretty well, its almost dead straight with very minimal fade.

I've turned a few friends on to the envy, and they love it. Get one

Pros:
Consistent flight
Low Profile comfortable grip
Extreme versatility

Cons:
Not available in electron plastic...yet

The BEST driving putter out there. This was my first MVP disc and after two aces, I can say I'm hooked. Anything under 300' I'm reaching for the Envy. I recently upgraded from a Proton to the Soft Neutron and saw little to no difference in flight but the soft feels great especially in the colder weather. 

The short version...this disc is fantastic! It's an amazing driver, mid, putter, etc. One disc challenge? Get the Envy. This disc will never do anything you don't tell it to and in this premium plastic should last you a good long while. I have more Envy's than any other disc and there's a good reason for that! I carry all plastic blends and weights that vary drastically.

So far I have 4 Envy's (2 Proton and 2 Soft Neutron), and a few short months ago I had 0. This disc is so good, you'll want to buy more and more, seriously. Excellent putter, great approach disc, and one of the best driving putters in the game right now. If you want to stomp your friends in a single disc only round, this is the disc you use, period. Give it a shot, then realize how much time you've wasted without it and buy many more.

Perfect driving putter for the winter months and even a perfect all around putter for any time of the year. I carry a soft and a proton, they replaced my aviars easily.

I like this putter for short drives and upshots. I prefer straighter putters for putting, but when I tested it I found the flight to be very consistant. It has a little more fade than some other putters, and flies similarly to a wizard for me. 

First off,  I love Axiom discs. I have at least 6 of them. My favorites are the mid ranges Theory and Alias. After reading so many people praising the Soft Envy, I couldn't wait to try it. I've only had it a few weeks (174 gram Oreo) and have putted with it maybe 5-10 times so I haven't used it that much, but it's just not really working for me. I don't know if I'm not throwing it correctly or have just not used it enough to know, but I can't make putting shots very well with it. If there is any wind, it seems to overshoot the basket or turn so hard left that it glides away like a tomahawk. I can make those shots with my Wizard and even my Warden, but this disc throws more like my Alias than a putter for me. I have to throw it pretty hard and downward to keep it from overshooting the basket, and that makes me a little nervous because if I miss it, then it'll go far past the basket again. I couldn't find hardly any reviews about this putter before purchasing it because almost everyone reviewed it as an approach putter and all of the YouTube videos showed was approach shots. I'm a little baffled as to why people don't focus more on the putting aspects of a putter. I believe putting is the most essential part of the game. I'm looking into the Axiom Proxy right now. It's supposed to have a straighter shot so maybe it'll be a more controllable putter for me. Once again, I'm a beginner and these are only my particular experiences with this disc. With all of that said, the soft neutron plastic is amazing. It feels great and looks great.  Maybe with more practice,  I'll be able to control this disc better.

SOFT NEUTRON IS THE BEST!

If you like soft stable putters, you will love the soft neutron Envy. This disc is great for everything, off the tee (very straight with a good fade) or even for putting. I have been using this disc for putting since it was released a few weeks ago and i must say, it is awesome. When i putt i release them with a slight anhyzer and they glide, flatten out and then fade at the end. I have always used stable putters, so thats why i like it. If you use understable putters for inside the circle, you might want to check out the MVP Anode or the Axiom Proxy(releases late 2014).

I have been a big fan of MVP after purchasing an Anode putter so I was really excited to hear that they were finally going to offer colors and some tweaked molds of existing MVP discs. My disc is white neutron plastic with an orange rim, 166g, with a rainbow slick stamp. The stamps on these are a very cool design as well. Just as I expected, the feel of the rim was just about the same as my Anodes. The feel of the plastic on the rim and flight plate also feels the same as all my other MVP's. Just as I usually do, when I get a new disc I try to use that disc for all or most of a round or two to get a really good feel for it. From the first throw off the tee, it was a familiar feel. I did notice right away that with a flat release, it goes straighter for longer with less fade than my Anodes. And as expected, it is very responsive to disc angle. I have been struggling with throwing anhyzers, and just started to be able to throw them with better consistency, and I had no trouble getting this disc flying anny. Putting seemed easier. I have been toying around with my putting form and release, and this disc seems to work well with it. I am sinking putts from further away, and able to get a more flat flight. I had a tendency to be putting with hyzer, and not being very consistent. Now that problem is solved and I'm seeing nice flat stable putts banging into the chains. This doesn't have a bead, which I really like as well. This disc went into my bag immediately. For the colder weather I actually took out my Anodes in favor of softer discs, but after throwing this one, it had to go in. I would recommend this disc to anyone! It's great for everything, putting, approaching, driving!