Axiom Envy

Axiom Envy Flight Numbers

• Speed: 3
• Glide: 3
• Turn: 0
• Fade: 2

Axiom Envy Review

The Axiom Envy is a highly popular approach disc and throwing putter that has earned its place in the bags of countless disc golfers. This stable to overstable putter is great for both straight shots and shots that need a reliable fade. With a speed rating of 3 and zero turn, the Axiom Envy disc is an excellent choice for players seeking precision and control in their approach game.

The Envy has great torque resistance so you can drive as hard as you want with it, both forehand and backhand. It will hold a line under power where other putters would flip or wobble. That reliability is why it's become one of the most popular throwing putters in disc golf.

Envy Plastics

• Neutron: The right balance of grip and durability. The Neutron Envy is the most popular plastic option.
• Neutron Soft: Softer hand feel with a touch more grip.
• Electron: Baseline plastic with maximum grip for putting.
• Electron Firm: Slightly stiffer than standard Electron.
• Electron Soft: Ultra-soft for putting comfort.
• Eclipse Glow: MVP's top-tier glow plastic for night rounds.
• Plasma: Metallic sheen with great grip in all conditions.
• Prism: Premium blend with unique visual effects.
• Fission: Lighter weight option. The Fission Envy is great for players who want less fade.
• Proton: Translucent and stiff for maximum durability.
• Cosmic Neutron: Swirly version of Neutron. The Cosmic Neutron Envy has the same flight with a unique look.

PDGA Dimensions

• Height: 1.9 cm
• Rim Depth: 1.4 cm
• Rim Thickness: 1.0 cm
• Diameter: 21.1 cm
• Max Weight: 175.1 g

The Envy disc features GYRO overmold technology for enhanced stability and predictability. It is commonly used for approach shots, throwing putter duties, and short drives. Suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced players.

While the Axiom Envy is an excellent fit for disc golfers looking for a reliable approach disc or throwing putter, it may not suit players who prefer understable or high-speed discs. The Envy is best suited for those who value control and consistency, although you can still throw this bad boy pretty far for a putter.