$27.50 – $29.50
The Trespass is the high-speed driver for the masses. It is very neutral in its flight, not being too stable or flipping over. The wide rim is able to take all the power that you can throw at it and just keep gliding to new distances. The Trespass will allow you to break through all obstacles and explore new territory in your distance drives.
The Trespass is the high-speed driver for the masses. It is very neutral in its flight, not being too stable or flipping over. The wide rim is able to take all the power that you can throw at it and just keep gliding to new distances. The Trespass will allow you to break through all obstacles and explore new territory in your distance drives.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Skill Level | |
| Speed | 12.0 |
| Glide | 5.0 |
| Turn | 0.5 |
| Fade | 3.0 |
| Rim Width | 2.1 cm, 21 mm |
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EmmaWinks –
The trespass is currently my favourite and longest throwing disc in my bag. That’s with the lighter weight lucid air plastic. It tends to go long and straight and fade hard at the very end. The air plastic isn’t so great in head winds so I will be picking up a full weight version soon!
crowksu33 –
I’m currently bagging a Lucid and Bio Trespass. The Lucid is more stable, but still has a bit of turn on a flat release. I use it more for hyzer lines. The Bio gives a nice S-curve, which I’m hoping it will keep asit beats in. These are max distance drivers at the moment.