The Axiom Envy in Prism Proton Soft plastic carries the Champions Cup Snail Mail stamp from Pirate Nate, and this overstable putter is the disc James Conrad threw for the holy shot at the 2021 World Championships.

Flight Numbers: 3 / 3 / 0 / 2

Proton Soft feels firmer and slicker fresh out of the bag than Neutron, and it takes a little longer to break in, but once it does it grips just as well for a putting release. The rim is thinner than most putters, which is why this disc flies faster and further than a typical 3 speed while still holding its line.

New, it carries a bit of fade at the end of the flight, and after some use it settles into a dead straight flier that holds any line you put it on, hyzer, anhyzer, or flat. In a headwind it avoids getting knocked around the way glidier putters do, though it will drop off a little earlier than expected on a long throw, so plan for that on max distance putts. It works as a driving putter for backhand power throwers and as a soft, controllable approach disc up close, a rare combination in one mold.

Want it in a plastic that grips from the first throw? The Neutron Envy is the tackier option. Prefer a firmer, more durable premium blend? Try the Proton Envy. Browse every Envy plastic in Envy.

Speed 3, glide 3, turn 0, fade 2. Diameter 21.0 cm, rim width 1.1 cm, max weight 174 g.