Axiom Envy Review - 3 Different Plastics!

In this video I review the Axiom Envy in 3 different premium plastics!
175g Envy Proton (3 3 0 2)
175g Envy Eclipse 2.0 (3 3 0 2)
175g Envy Prism Proton (3 3 0 2)
Bonus: I also putt with the Axiom Pixel and MVP Nomad.
175g Pixel Electron Firm (2 4 0 0)
175g Nomad Electron Firm (2 4 0 1)
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[@CA-tk8yn]

Your shoulder aimed at that tree. Good review. Keep at it, and don't feel pressure to make good shots. Relax, we tune in because we relate to to growing our skills, ourselves. You're dropping your elbow trying to throw hard.

[@roadman4wheel]

Good to see the Envy round! I used to have one in the Proton plastic but retired it. I picked up a few of them in the Fission plastic and find I like the stability and feel in the hand more than the proton as it has marginally better grip in my opinion. Thanks for the comparisons of the different plastics!

[@NickCarroll]

Glad to do it!

[@ben_jam_in422]

Keep up the good work!! Disc golf is a game where it’s always a work in progress

[@mizzougrad001]

Liking the flat top on the glow plastic

[@NickCarroll]

Yeah it's really noticeable! Perfect for backhand and forehand.

[@chainraiderdiscgolf]

The Envy is by far my favorite throwing putter and throwing putters are probably my favorite slot in the bag. Neutron plastic is great but I prefer the Eclipse because it seems to be a tad more overstable and handles torque better.

[@WillWillWill]

I loved this video because I'm in the process of choosing a putting putter. After trying several, I've narrowed it down to either the Electron Envy Firm or a Benny Delta V2 . I love the texture of these blends of plastics, however I'm finding they get beat-up really quickly. I've had them for less than a month, and the outer-mold of the Envy is getting significantly chewed up by the basket. The Benny not so much. I have a Firm Electron Pixel too, although it's a little deep, it's great for when I need a more lofty put, but I'm not confident with it yet under windy conditions.
I noticed all of your putters in the video are 175g - is that the only weight you put with - and if so, how'd you settle on that weight? Thanks for another great video, Nick!

[@NickCarroll]

Thank you for the feedback! Yeah I mostly aim for max weight for any disc I throw or putt with. Can be a few grams shy, but generally I just like the consistency of everything being in the 170-175g range. I just did a disc throwdown between the Pixel and Nomad and it does seem like the base plastic used on the rim is a touch less durable than that used on the flight plate. The Nomad I've been using is scuffed up noticeably, and the Pixel was scuffed after only a few throws and putts. Not badly, but I can tell, and it seems more visible than even DX or R-Pro putters I've been using. That video will be out Friday morning. 🙂