. Most of the courses I play are tree heavy (more on that later) and obviously it is imperative to keep my drives down. I feel confident doing this given the awesome glide I get on this disc. If you hit your line, you're money. The disc will do exactly what you expect it to do. This also applies to mid-range sidearm shots, especially if you need to hit a narrow gap to get to the basket.
 

The trespass is a great disc. Its currently my favorite disc and the one I can throw the farthest. It has a shallow rim that isn't too wide either. I don't know if I'd call this a 12 speed, I think it's more of an 11 speed. I throw max 350 and I can flip this to flat. The biofuzion plastic is awesome. Firm but still has a little give to it. Once it beats in it will do a nice hyzer flip to turn over for max D.

Great disc. Brand new, it is pretty overstable, but i can still get it to go straight before it fades pretty hard. Very shallow rim compared to what i am used to, so it works really well as a backhand disc, but a bit too shallow compared to what i normally like for forehand.The BioFuzion plastic feels almost exactly like fuzion, but cheaper, so it works out really well.

A really fun disc to throw as you progress from beginner into intermediate. Its in the bag year round I holding strong in several plastics.

The BioFuzion Trespass is a fantastic max distance driver for intermediate and advanced players due to its tremendous amount of glide. Newer players can force this disc over to get a nice flex distance shot. While experienced players can throw this disc on hyzer to slightly flat and watch it flat out boom. Being in the BioFuzion plastic does break the disc in quicker than a higher quality plastic, which just makes the disc glide for days. The grippy feel is great for those distance control shots. 

This disc is a great distance driver out of the box, but once biofuzion beats in it gets even better! I use my best biofuzion for hyzerflip to straight or turnoever and keep a hybrid or lucid one for big distance shots.

A Trespass is really good for the first disc that you throw that is both a distance driver, and has the stability to withhold some advanced arm strength. The BioFuzion Trespass is a bit more overstable out of the box, but breaks in very fast. Over time, it has kicked my more understable drivers out of the bag. 

The Tresspass is a long range distance driver from Dynamic Discs. The Trespass has a comfortable rim in the hand for a distance driver and the BioFuzion plastic was very grippy and durable. I really liked the flight of the Trespass, it reminded me of a Wraith. It is very overstable when not powered up, but when given some power, it has a little turn and strong fade at the end. It has a very predictable flight making it a super consistent disc. It handles headwinds rather well, and really could become a workhorse distance driver that can cover all your shots.

I have been throwing a Trespass since I first started playing disc golf. I currently bag 4 of them all of them in different wears. For a beginner this disc will be quite overstable but will be very consistent and provide great distance. Someone with a bigger arm will have no problem flipping this up to flat or getting a nice S-curve out of the disc. Overall,This is easily my favorite driver.

The Dynamic disc Trespass for me fits right in between my US distance driver (DD Renegade) and my OS distance driver (Lat 64 Gladiator). It is the perfect compliment to those two discs. In my experience it is similar to the MVP Octane with maybe a tad more stability. But it will give you great distance and a slight fade at the end.

Highly recommend this disc!

the trespass is one of the discs I've had longest in my bag. Started with a lucid trespass that was great for long drives with some fade. As it beat in I found it would get some extra distance by hyper flipping it. I picked up 2 more biofusion trespasses that quickly beat into understable bombers. I can get my biofusions our on a hyzer and flip them over with a late turn. Great for long left to right holes where a flick just won't work. Not great in wind in either lucid or bio plastic but when the winds low or behind you these things will sore.

I have a pretty broken in trespass. Brand new it is overstable. Once it is broken in it flies really straight. Now it is my preferred hyzer flip disc. It gives me alot of distance.

Good all around straight distance driver for players with moderate power.  I use mine from 350 to 400 feet and can attain little to no flip with a decent, not overwhelming or distance sapping fade.  The harder I throw the longer it will hold a line. I don't get continual flip for entire flights, although I can see that with a bit more power (415'+) this disc would be a great understable distance driver. Shallow rim feels good for forehand, but not ideal for backhand.  Biofuzion plastic likely aids in an accelerated break in period.  My relatively weak (300-330') forehand loves the stability. Pops up and glides with a touch of turn before a healthy fade.  Overall fits somewhere between my Echo Star Wraiths and fresh Champion Tern. 

All of my longest throws to date have been with the trespass.  Most of those have been because I accidentally turned it over or because of headwind.  But everytime it turns it has always fought back at the end of flight.  I think of the trespass as a destroyer for mortal arms.  Anytime I have a wide open fairway where I need max distance I reach for the trespass. 

This disc reminds me of a slightly less stable Destroyer.  Does not fight the wind as hard either, but you can still lay down some long bombs with this bad boy.

For those that throw destroyers, the Biofuzion Trespass is to a Fuzion Trespass as an Echo Star Destroyer is to a Star Destroyer. The plastic feels similar, but reacts more understable. The Biofuzion was my favorite of the more understable versions of the Trespass. Unlike the Lucid, the Biofuzion had enough stability that I did not have to worry about turning it into a roller or burning out an anhyzer to the ground. 

The Trespass is fast and reliable, so I was able to get a lot of distance out of the Biofuzion Trespass. Similar to Lucid it can not handle a whole lot of headwind. It reacts incredibly well in a tailwind! Of all the different types of Trespass, I threw the Biofuzion the furthest, clocking in at around 475 feet with a good hyzer release and a lot of power. 

If you like the Lucid Trespass, or are looking for a more understable version of the Fuzion Trespass, look no further, because the Biofuzion Trespass is the right one for you.

Tested: 171g, Dark Blue, Flat with no pop-top, slightly stiff. October, 2015

I own a biofuzion and a lucid Trespass. These discs may say they're speed 12, but they fly more like a speed 10. The best way for me to describe how this disc flys is like a very slightly beat in destroyer, if it were a speed 10. When thrown with a slight Hyzer, the Trespass will flip flat(maybe even a little turn) and then moderatelty fade back. I have yet to max out how far I can throw this disc, but for a speed "12" driver it is one of the most easy to throw and control. If you're looking for a Driver similar to the destroyer, but the destroyer is too much for you, get a Trespass

I started throwing this towards the end of last season before the snowfall hit hard, and to my pleasant surprise this disc is the biz. When you get the hyzer flip going with this disc it, in my opinion, is deadly accurate! I definitely will be carrying a couple of these bad boys this year!

Like this disc for headwinds or long sweeping hyzers. Thrown flat there is no turn and if not up to speed will fade and dump soon. But when thrown hard and needing a finish hard left, this disc is great. Not too overstable that i cant throw on a calm day, a disc k kno I will grow Into and alreay has the spot filled kn my bag as my os driver.... have now grown into this disc and broken it in a bit. is now my stable option with a touch of fade. no long a great wind disc but still one of my longer discs . beginners can use as the first half of review

I have a bio fusion trespass and i would not call it over stable ... It flies really well powered up or down. I would not call it understable either... For me if i rip it hard it has some turn but its a fairly tight S turn.... I can not throw this thing into a head wind of over 10 or it turns allot.. it wont flip and burn but it will turn enough to put you just as far away from the basket as you started and look really nice doing it... This is all from throwing a flat release... If i put some hyzer in, then it can handle the wind just fine. I choose to throw a Villain flat instead. I always want to throw this disc.. it flys great... some times i find my self in a crappy position because I picked the trespass over what i should have thrown because of all the good shots I have with it.