When you are ready to step up to distance drivers this is a good choice. I started with one in prime plastic just to see if I could throw it. It was my go to wind driver, but as it beat in it started to flip up in strong winds. Not a turn and burn but enough to be off line. 

 I ordered one in lucid hoping it would be more overstable. Sure enough, it is more overstable in lucid. The Trespass is not heavily overstable but just right for my slower arm speed. Trusty with a dependable fade. The only distance driver mold in my bag at this time. 

I have small hands, and the rim of the trespass seems a little smaller than most 12 speeds, making it very comfortable in my hands. It is definitely more flippy than most of the destroyer-like discs that share these flight numbers, however, I've recently started playing at a mile high elevation, and at that altitude the trespass does fly a lot like, or even more stable than, a destroyer does at sea level. Throw this disc correctly and it will bomb, however, don't expect it to hold up in strong headwinds. At sea level this disc is a 12/5/-2/1.5 while at altitude this disc is a true 12/5/-1/3.

Flies true to it's numbers. The 12 speed may make it harder for brand new players to throw, but this is one of my go-to drivers for wide open drives. I throw RHBH and my favorite thing to do is put just a little anhyzer on this and watch it give me a beautiful S curve. I have a Lucid plastic which feels great to me. Reminds me of the Champion plastic from Innova which is what I became familiar with when I first started playing.

If you're just looking at flight numbers, you would think this was something like a Destroyer from DD.  I think its more like a beat in Wraith or possibly similar to a very lightweight Destroyer. It does not take much power to see this thing turn, but it will definitely fade back. The one I had was Lucid plastic, I don't have experience with the other DD plastics so I can't speak to their stability. 

If you're in that intermediate (300-350ft power) category this is probably a better disc to go than a Destroyer for that stable finishing distance slot. I would definitely recommend this disc for someone's first over 10 speed driver. Probably too fast for a beginner but if you can handle 9 and 10 speed fairway drivers you can probably handle the Trespass. If you have much more power than that its probably a hyzer flip / distance turnover driver but probably still quite usable.

Even in lucid plastic this disc is less stable than the numbers indicate. It started decently stable but broke in super fast and was pretty unreliable after only a couple of months. 

Personally I prefer to throw wraiths or destroyers instead depending on wind and hole shape.

Way more understable than the numbers say they are even for Dynamic. I found this disc at a course out of town with no name on it and it seems almost new. It's not like I have a big arm either. This thing is flippier than some 9 and 10 speed discs, which is what i normally throw. Not torque resistant at all. Top is domey but not quite pop top. Plastic is eh, has some give to it but not outstanding.

This is my most consistent distance driver. I throw mostly RHBH and have been working on my forehand. The trespass has a very reliable fade and I would say it flies very true to the numbers. You don't have to have the fastest arm speed and with a little anhyzer this disc really flexes out. I've been working a lot on my forehand and have just started throwing this disc and its definitely changed my game. I throw the trespass between 325-375 RHBH pretty consistently depending on how much power on it. For forehands, I'm starting to push up to 250-275. The trespass is currently my favorite disc. Lucid

Meh. Wasn't real happy with this disc. Mainly because it just gets crazy flippy pretty quickly. Flies great when new, these things go far. But the ones I've tried would have been better suited for rollers than shots where you want the overstability that it's flight ratings suggest.

12 / 5 / -3 / 2

I have this disc in Lucid, Fuzion, and Lucid Air.  First off, the trespass is a decent distance driver but I don't think the flight numbers are accurate.  

Lucid and Fuzion:
This disc is decent if the conditions are calm.  I cannot trust this disc in even a slight headwind.  The supposed .-5 turn becomes more like a turn of -2 and has a hard time coming out of it.  Even in calm conditions I feel the fade is close to a 2.  

Lucid Air
This disc bombs in this plastic.  Mine is in 158g.  Tailwind only!  This disc has a ton of turn in the lightweight plastic which is expected.  If conditions are right this is the farthest flying disc in the bag.  

This is my go-to flick driver out the tee box. I throw a 169g Lucid Trespass and it usually flies straight as an arrow if released flat. If released on a anhyzer (RHFH), you get a little more distance. Will turn slightly left then fade back right. If released on a hyzer (RHFH), its a meat hook. Very overstable disc. Overall a great flick disc.

I bag a lucid and a fuzion trespass. The lucid is more stable and flies similar to a wraith with a little more glide after a few rounds of working it in. The fuzion is buttery smooth straight off the shelf and works into a nice hyzer-flip disc over time. 

I slot the trespass between a wraith and destroyer on the stability scale, but the glide and forward finish of the trespass give it a little more distance for me. It is very consistent for backhands and can take the torque of a forehand well. A staple disc in anyones bag who is looking for a reliable, stable distance driver that is easy to throw.

I've been throwing my trespass for about a year now and only now looked up the flight numbers. I had guessed it was about a 12,6,-2,2. I definitely wouldn't compare mine to a destroyer, as the real flight ratings suggest. Love it for rollers and hard turnovers though. (I'm about a 350' thrower too, not a big power guy)

I had high Hope's for this disc since I bag and throw DD3s and Destroyers. It is nowhere near as stable as the numbers suggest.

I have this disc in a fusion mold, and a HandEye lucid metal flake looking deal. Both are new, thrown a few times each, and both are just as stable (understable) as the other one. Now, I do have a lot of power however so this disc for me may be understable, but also do live in Colorado, and elevation makes discs more stable...I can't imagine what this will do at lower altitude.

I would rate this disc as an 11 or even 10 speed. It's rim just doesn't feel that wide, and all of my distance drivers are either 12 or 13 speed. I do like how it feels in the hand though, a little domey, somewhat shallow, feels nice in a forehand grip. 

Maybe I can find a use for it after some field practice. It looks too pretty to not bag my HandEye stamped Trespass!

The Trespass is a great over stable driver out of the box and as it beats in it becomes a great flip to flat kind of disc. Good in the woods and great for bombs down long open fairways.

If you need a distance driver to use for forehands, the Dynamic Discs Trespass is the way to go. This disc can get me forehand up to 350 on a good day. It is a very well-rounded disc, because I can throw it for good distance backhand, forehand, roller, or overhand. Thrown with a slight hyzer it will flip up, turn slightly, and finish reliably. This would be the first distance driver I would recommend someone looking to get their first high-speed disc to get, because it has a fair amount of turn but not too much and a reliable finish at the end of its flight.

I try and keep a newish one in the bag at all times..  these discs fly straight and have great glide then cut fast and drop fast as well.  All with very little skip, seeing the rim on this driver isn't that wide at all which allows it to feel great in the hand and releases with ease. 

I bought this disc first after buying a beginner set, and I have loved it since! It is so workable and predictable, and a great distance adder for beginners! Highly recommend this disc for anyone in the sport!

173g Lucid: 

In calm conditions the trespass is dead straight with a reasonable fade at the end, but definitely feels less OS than numbers suggest. Doesn't seem as glidey as the distance drivers I do bag (sapphire, captain, sheriff) and ends up a little shorter than those as a result. Overall a good disc though. 

For a 12 speed this feels really nice in the hand. Out of the box it may be a little too stable for someone with a slower arm, but it because an easy distance disc after it is broken in. This disc does not fly anything like the numbers for me. If I want to throw this disc straight I need to throw in underpowered with a hyzer flip. With more power I use this as a right turning disc that has a nice flat finish.

All right so let me start off by saying I was struggling with some of these flick shots guys but then I came across this beautiful disc and let me tell you I added at least 150 feet. This disc is a straight boss when it comes to dealing with wind it cuts straight through the wind like a hot knife through butter. The trespass is a over stable distance driver and I will give you those beautiful long hook shots that you've been dreaming of so do you want to flick like the pros well start off with the trespass give it a few years and maybe you will. The over stableness of this disk will blow you away it's such a fun days to throw. This disk can read your mind and will do whatever you ask it to do in any situation whatever line you put it on it will stay on anhyzer or Hyzer you name it you got it

Disc - 168 Dynamic Discs Lucid Trespass 

Feel - The trespass is very comfortable distance driver. The rim is fairly narrow for a 12 speed driver. It has a shallow feel and fits nicely in the hand. It feels great for both backhand and forehand shots. Lucid plastic is very durable and also has a great grip. 
 

Flight - The trespass is not near the numbers. The numbers seem like it should fly like a destroyer but it is nowhere near that. It is very glidey but not overstable at all. It has a high degree of turn and with a decent amount of power it will not come back at all. I tried to use this disc originally for a max distance backhand disc but it did not work out for that shot. After having this disc in my closet for a short time and then as I tried to develop a good forehand that I could hyzer flip discs with and get good distance. That is now what I use it for because of the lack of power in my forehands.

Overall - The trespass is a good disc but it is just nothing like the numbers would indicate. I would recommend this disc for players that have lower arm speeds. 

173g Lucid - This is the easiest distance driver I've thrown.  I don't have the arm speed for 12 speed discs but this one always seems to come out of my hand smoother and hits its full flight more often.  Its flight rating is like a Destroyer but honestly it feels like a beefier Thunderbird in my hand and flies closer to a Wraith than a Destroyer.  I also learned how to throw forehands with this disc.  Its very easy to hit different lines with it.  Definitely a great first distance driver.

Lucid - 174.  This is another disc that I don't think will ever leave my bag.  I got it for its Destroyer like flight rating but have found it to be a totally different disc.  For one its not nearly as fast as a Destroyer more like an 11 speed but its also way more glidey.  But the biggest bonus I've found is that it holds an anhyzer line for a long long time.  I'm a forehand player with a way below average backhand and need a driver that can handle a lot of forehand flick snap without turning over yet isn't so overstable as to always fight back to the right.  This disc is exactly that.  Its given me an extra 70+ feet on my drives that need to turn left but still have a controlable and predictable flight.  I've finally started looking for birdies on Par 4 dog leg lefts!

I picked up a LucidX trespass and have found it to be a very dependable disc.  I am a pretty even BH and FH thrower and finding discs that I can use either way is tough.  This seems to fit the bill pretty well.  I have other discs that are higher in speed that I can only BH with a bit of a headwind, but the trespass is one I can use in about any weather.  

For FH throws, I can release on about any angle and get good results.  It will hold a hyzer, it can start flat and get a slight turn, and I can force it over a bit and trust it to come back.  I don't get crazy long distance, but I do notice it flies forward for the entirety of it's flight, even when it is fading out, it seems to finish forward.  I get nice smooth releases and it fits comfortably in the hand.

For BH throws, I also get a good smooth release.  It fits comfortably in the hand.  For a wide rimmed disc, it still has a bit of a fairway driver feel.  The LucidX plastic gives this trespass a tick up in stability, so I would be very inclined to get another in fuzion or biofuzion for my BH throws.  

Overall this disc is a little step up in stability from the sheriff, but a huge jump in reliability.  The sheriff is way more finicky and affected by the wind.  This is a solid workhorse disc that could be used for 80% of your shots if need be.  

The trespass is the happy medium between a sheriff and a raider. Its not under stable like the sheriff, but its not as over stable as the raider. 

This disc if my go to forehand discs, its rim is the perfect size for a stacked finger throw IMO. It flies very straight and true with a nice slow fade at the end of its flight. I don't have an opinion on backhands because I mainly use my raider for those throws.

If you are looking for a disc that is consistent with a nice, solid stable flight without having to have a ton of arm power, the trespass is your disc

With my arm speed, I usually throw fairway drivers (Teebirds, FD's, etc.) as far as I throw higher speed drivers.  However, the Lucid Trespass has added considerable distance (30 feet is considerable in my world) to my drives.  If I throw it flat, it displays some turn and consistent but not drastic fade.  And the best thing about the disc is the glide.  I've accidentally released it low a couple times now.  Just when I expect it to bottom out, it keeps going.  When I throw it with some height, it carries further than the fairway drivers and any other higher speed drivers I've thrown.

I also purchased a Star Destroyer when I bought the Trespass.  I'm throwing that disc well also.  But I don't get quite as much distance with the Destroyer and it fades more at the end.  Both will stay in my bag.  In comparison, I get more distance from both the Trespass and the Destroyer than the Champion Glow, Star and Pro Wraiths and Champion Beasts that I was throwing.

Singing:

"What's your favorite disc?!?!?  That's cool.  It's not a Trespass but I guess it works for you." (The Disc Golf Podcast)

Disc: 167g Lucid Trespass (black / clear)

Borrowed this disc from a friend when I didn't have my bag for a round and was pleasantly surprised with how well this disc flew. 

Flight: This disc flies very straight for my intermediate arm backhand throw, with a pretty decent dump at the very end. Keep the nose down and it will even slightly turn a little bit, but mainly a straight flyer with no fade until the very end. Has good glide but nothing crazy, so no huge distance from it.

Uses: I was a little surprised this was labeled a distance driver. It worked more as a control driver for me, but maybe because mine was a used one with less fade. I primarily used this for long straight shots with backhand. I tried it a couple times with forehand but couldn't get it to fly how I wanted (probably user error though). Not torque resistant enough for me. Could get a way with a smooth forehand though

Summary: I really liked this disc and used it a lot in my round. Versatile disc and a good one to ease into the distance driving world of discs with. Would be a good disc to pick up for an intermediate arm thrower before developing skills to use the heftier discs in this category.

I love love LOVE my trespass! It is my go to distance driver! My favorite one is a lucid plastic at a 169g weight I throw 100% forehand for drives and the distance and control I get can't be beat by any of my other disc! I play in FA1 and on a really good day can get it about 280 ft. Normal throws about 230 or so. It holds it's line when thrown and then fades to the right at the tail end of it's flight. Great disc highly recommend!!

The Trespass, whether thrown fh or bh, doesn’t succeed as a max distance driver or a control driver. I have 9 speed discs that I can throw as far as the Trespass with greater accuracy and consistency, and max distance drivers with which the Trespass simply doesn’t compete. I favor the Sword, Destiny, Falchion and Escape over this mold.  I have thrown the Trespass in Lucid and Prime Burst. 

I bought the Lucid Trespass early into my disc golf career and did not have the arm for it. After gaining experience, I brought the Trespass back out and absolutely love it as a forehand disc. It gets great distance without maxing out your power. Put it on a forehand hyzer and it will finish straight; otherwise it has a perfect and reliable fade back at the end of flight. I’ve definitely began calling it my basket homing disc as I used it on approaches and it always gets me a good look at a putt. 

This is a great neutrally stable distance driver. I have found it to be great for shaping shots, but not the best for distance drives. When i approach a new hole and don't know what to throw i usually default to this disc because of its neutral straight flight. This mold can be very sensitive to torque if you have a bigger arm, but great for those that are looking to move up from stable fairways to a distance driver.

As a player whose arm speed isn't quite there for the defender, and who relies on something with a little straight carry before it dumps, the trespass has been my go to distance driver for over a year now. This disc is fantastic for cycling. The bio tends to beat in a little fast for my liking, but it's under stability makes it a great disc for hyzer-flips on wooded holes that need a lot of distance. I have a very old fuzion that has beaten into a great roller disc. The lucid beats in slowly over time and has reliable fade, but it doesn't start fading until the last 20% of its flight (as a 350-400 ftish guy). The fuzion feels good in my hand, but I feel like I don't get as much glide out of it as I do with my lucid ones. If you're looking to step into the 12 speed distance driver arena this is a really good place to start. 

After only throwing Discraft Discs for a number of years, I had issues trying to find a high speed distance driver that I found comfortable enough to reach for on big holes. I picked up a Dyemax Trespass out of curiosity and it immediately made my bag. After throwing it for about a month I picked up a Lucid Trespass to make sure it was not a fluke.....it was not.

This disc is fantastic! It fires out of the hand quickly, as one would expect from a high speed driver, but even with all of that speed it is incredibly controllable. I have now been throwing both discs for at least a month and the Dyemax is starting to turn some and get great distance. This is not a disc I would recommend for any beginner, mostly because I don't recommend any high speed discs to beginners. But for someone familiar with high speed drivers, I would liken this disc to the earlier models of Destroyers from Innova. It will give you lots of distance without forcing your to sacrifice any accuracy.

The Trespass is for noodle arms like myself that can't throw a destroyer. After a few weeks of throwing this thing, it starts to develop more and more turn until you realize that maybe you should start throwing a destroyer - only to find out that you still can't throw a destroyer. If there's no wind, this is a great control distance driver like the Wraith but after a while you will be thinking of moving on to a beefier disc...like a Sheriff.

I seldom complain about this disc.  It is the perfect speed for headwinds, an anhyzer flex, or a nice long hook-shot (RHFH)  I felt the plastic has maintained stability and flight integrity over time and many a tree encounter.  I look forward to bagging another Trespass when this thing loses its flight path.  By far the furthest traveling disc in my bag.  (It's that _/5/0/3 nature)

The lucid trespass was my go-to distance driver for almost 2 years for everything except power hyzer shots. It is great for max distance shots hyzer flips, straight distance shots, and hold a really good turnover line if you hit it just right. I took it out of my bag when I started throwing far enough to use destroyers. At that point I felt like my trespasses were flipping too much for me. I recommend this disc for players that really want to throw destroyers but know deep down that they don't have enough power for them. If lucid plastic is too stable for you then try biofuzion, they beat in really nicely! Only reason I don't give this disc 5 stars is because I don't think it's useful for players above the intermediate skill level, and because I think the given flight number are inaccurate. It turns more and doesn't finish as hard as they suggest.

One of the most versatile driver molds on the market and a staple in my bag for sure!

I throw the Trespass in Lucid plastic in varying weights from 170-174g. Depending on the wear, you will have a disc that can flip up from hyzer to straight and hold that with a moderate dependable fade or one that will flip up from hyzer to straight and then slowly turn over. However, because of how it takes on wear, the Trespass is best for cycling. Unlike the Destroyer from Innova that beats into a great thrower, the Lucid Trespass begins pretty fine (stable or a tiny bit understable) and beats into a turnover driver.

It's great out of the box and my second throw over 400 feet was with one. I would not recommend it for beginners unless you want an overstable driver (as that's how it will fly for newer players). However once intermediate, I think this is a great first distance driver to get once the 7-9 speeds are starting to get too flippy for you.

Give it a try!

The Trespass is my go-to distance driver. I carry three different plastics. Lucid-X, Lucid and BioFuzion. The Lucid does a perfect S-curve on a good rip. The Lucid-X is more stable and I use it for forehands and headwinds. The BioFuzion is beat-in perfectly and is as straight-flying as distance drivers come. I've already got a few back-ups ready to cycle in once my current set-up gets flippy. 

This is one of the first do it all drivers I've found. Perfect for forehand and backhand. I battled throwing destroyers for a while and always got so-so throws out of them..The Trespass bombs...It's a destroyer on 4 locos..

This is an amazing driver for those who aren't quite there with their distance yet. It serves as a disc that will remain reliable, yet allow some wiggle room in flight to get you that extra distance. I picked up an x-out trespass to give it a shot, and I didn't look back. The disc loves to go straight (maybe a touch right as it beats in) and then finish with a hard dump to the right. This is also the disc that taught me to forehand. I don't know what it is about the trespass, but it simply felt right for me the first time i tried it out on a forehand. Thanks to it, im getting better at forehand every time I play. Overall, this disc feels great in the hand, it flies primarily dead straight, and it can become and intermediate players workhorse.

This disc is the first high speed disc that I have been able to get a full flight out of... slight hyzer will flip up to flat and ride. the best part is the super predictable fade at the end. always cuts back to the left.

Only been playing for about 5 months now and I've finally moved up to the Trespass as my primary overstable driver. Graduated from Renegade and Sampo. This disc will fly when thrown on ani but I'm still trying to get it to go when thrown flat. Still developing arm speed so that may take some time but this is a good forehand and backhand disc. I have thrown the Lucid Air a few times and it is definitely easier to work with and to annie out for more distance.

Max distance and great for shaping all kinds of shots. I carry 3 or 4. A Max weight lucid for headwind hyzer-flips, a 168 lucid for big s-turn bombs and hyzer-flips and a 168 BioFusion for 15mph tailwinds and rollers. Occasionally, I'll throw in a fresh Fusion for the "12 speed Escape" feel. But I seem to loose them before beating into the same understability as the Bio. A great mold to stack-out in different plastics. 

The Trespass has been compared to the Destroyer. While they are similar, I've found the Trespass to be very slightly less stable than most star Destroyers I've thrown. Better glide also. 

The Trespass is a great workhorse of a driver. Its neither over or understable. It glides well and is capable of very long distance flights. It may not quite be the longest flier in anyone's bag, but it won't be short by much. Easily workable for any player with decent arm speed looking to fill a distance driver slot in their bag. 

I've been throwing a Lucid 174 g Trespass for a few months now and really have grown to love it. I would say I'm beginning to beat it in and see more turn out of my drives, but its a very slight turn and I would consider this a great straight flyer. Certainly less stable than a Star Destroyer and I would compare it's distance/flight path very similar to my C-line DDx, but just a touch more stable in a headwind. Real comfortable in the hand and doesn't feel quite as thick as some wide rim drivers do like the boss, defender, katana, etc. Great glide and can also take hold a line thrown with some velocity, which is a good combo for a driver. It seems to have sneaky distance and ends up further than other discs pretty consistently. 

I took all my drivers out to an open field today with markers every 50 feet from 200-400 feet to see what I was actually capable of. The trespass was consistently one of my furthest discs coming in at right around the 400 ft mark with minimal lateral movement in its flight. They were all RHBH drives. I would recommend anyone trying to push their driving distance to go to a field with actual distance markers. One, it's really fun!! Two, you may not have the "450-500 ft" arm you thought you had, or you may surprise yourself. Either way, it's a great way to make accurate comparisons between discs. Back to the trespass, like I said already it has amazing glide and sneaky distance! Lucid plastic is very durable and maintains its flight characteristics longer than biofusion likely will, but will be a bit more stable out of the box. Hope this helps give you an idea for the disc and whether it's right for you!

I have a 170g Fuzion Trespass and a 175g Lucid. My Fuzion is a little more beat in and definitely has more turn. My Lucid is more stable (reminds me of Destroyer when brand new) but is starting to beat in nicely as well. I will probably take the Fuzion out of my bag soon just because I don't like distance drivers that are too flippy and I think the Lucid will do everything I want it to, especially after getting beat in a bit more.

This disc is versatile and very shapeable if you have the power for a solid 12 speed disc. I use it for tailwind drives, long flex shots, just about anything except headwind. I use it for both backhand and sidearm and I think it does both really well. I can even get a mild hyzer flip throwing it sidearm. I can throw a turnover but only with my Fuzion-- the Lucid will fight out of it. It feels good in my hand, definitely a big rim but its shape is comfortable to me. 

The thing that I love about this disc is the glide. Sometimes I feel like I've thrown it too low but then it just keeps gliding. I've seen a big increase in birdie looks when driving with this disc. Love it!

My 174g Trespass is a staple in my bag. I carry two of them. My Lucid and Moonshine Trespass. The Moonshine is a more overstable version than the Lucid.

I use the Trespass for the majority of my long distance drives. I would describe it as a fairly neutral flight. For me it's not really understable, but again it's not an overstable disc that dumps as soon as I throw it. I release on a slight hyzer in which I can get the disc to stand up and fly straight before hyzering out. If I throw it completely flat, it will turn and ride for a little bit and ride, flaten out, and then gentle finish stable to the left. With these flight characteristics, I can use my Trespass for an anhyzer shot, a flip up flat shot, or if I release on a hyzer, it will hold it. 

I tend to prefer a more stable disc such as the Defender or Enforcer for my forehand, but if I throw it with a slight hyzer on my flick, it works just fine. It's something that I am working to learn, but it will also work for someone with a developing forehand. 

I really like my disc. For my throwing style, it acted very similar to the Innova Wraith. 

The Trespass is stable to overstable for me. I use it for headwind shots, hyzers, and the rare forehand drive as I am 95% RHBH.  I think the beat-in Destroyer analogy is accurate, but dont think it's flippy in any way, unless you have a pro arm.

Great disc. Always in my bag, perfect for forehand throws as well. 

The trespass was the first high speed driver that I threw well.  For someone who always stuck to the 9 speed and under, it definitely is comfortable in the hand.  For me personally I'm still not a massive distance kind of guy but this disc starts out on the overstable side just because of its speed, but as it beats in you'll start to get that high speed turn out of it and you'll see major improvements in distance.  If you're not sure if you are able to throw a "high speed" driver the trespass is definitely worth a try. 

Love this disc! Go to for Max distance.  I use the Legacy Outlaw when i want more control. Starts off pretty stable new but Beats Quickly into a Masterpiece.  Hyzer flip straight or rip flat and get some turn before it fades back.  Great Glide, Great Rim, Great feel. Have Lucid and Moonshine the moonshine has less dome but i'm sure there are colors of the lucid that are comparable.  My blue lucid is pretty domey for a trespass and my light yellow lucid is closer to the moonshine.  The fade could be a little healthier  but it is close enough. Great disc.  Also a renegade pairs nicely with this disc for those shots you want to get more turn on a smoother throw or just longer turning shots in General. They basically have the same rim and similar feel which makes the pairing so good.

This disc is my longest distance driver consistently, it's a disc that I don't see leaving my bag anytime soon. It gets some max distance with full power, and has a reliable fade when toned down a bit. I've used it for forehands with relative success, but it's best use is for full power long shots. 

The rim is a good size, not too beefy, and not too thin, and the lucid plastic is definitely a good look. 

I'm not one for hyzer-flipping often, but this is a disc that I've been able to get some crazy distance out of. 

Highly Reccomended 

169g lucid and 174g fuzion. The lucid is my go to. I can throw it flat, or hyzer flip it. If I anny it it will hold the line for 250' before flattening and riding out the fade for a 350' total drive. 

I bumped up from the Sorcerer to a Trespass earlier this year and it has been my main distance driver. I'm really pleased with the reliability and distance I can get with these.

The rim isnt too wide and has a comfortable feel and these things just bomb. Part of the versatility of this disc is the range of available plastic. From Prime to Metal Flake you can cover really understable to overstable in one driver. I carry 4 in my bag of varied stability.

It wont fight the wind like an enforcer or defender but it isn't totally unreliable either. If you can find a Champions are Champions Metal Flake Trespass they are very stable even in windy conditions.

This disc is my main go to for longer shots. I can use it for Hyzers, s-curves, long fading anhyzers and even some forehand shots. I would say they are similar to destroyers but have much more glide and I can throw the Trespass about 10% farther on any given throw. The grip is pretty good and the Lucid plastic holds a flight pattern for quite a while. I like the dark blue lucid plastic as it tends to be more overstable so I can really but some snap and power into the throws. I would say the numbers are fairly accurate for the lucid plastic. I usually throw weights between 167 and 173. These all seem to have similar results for my throwing style.

Solid entry from DD. 

First off, let me start by saying that I am not a Trilogy fan. All three companies seem to produce discs WILDLY more understable than their flight ratings indicate. Through the years, I have owned dozens of their discs and have almost always been disappointed.

However, after falling in love with my domey Elasto Sampo, I started looking back in the Trillo direction. At the recommendation of my local shop owner, I picked up a slightly domey Red Metalflake 175g Lucid Trespass. For the first time, I found a Trilogy disc that I really clicked with.

While it's still more understable than the flight numbers indicate (I would say it's more of a -1.5 turn instead of the listed -.5) it still flies wonderfully. Imagine a flippy Destroyer with an amped up glide! I carried Destros for years and had a Pro that would turn beautifully for 10-15 degrees before fading back. This Lucid Trespass reminds me of those same fond memories, but carries a bit further.

My first round was a windy fall afternoon and I figured, knowing Trilogy plastic, this disc would be a waste, but, figured, "Might as well try." The perfect hole was hole 7. Wooded 400' shot which has to turn right at ~100', carry through an open field, then fade back into a guarded basket. I ripped the Trespass flat, knowing the wind would turn it over for me. It turned right through the small gap into the field, but, still being in the woods unable to see, I thought the wind must have flipped it over and sent it far right. Finally, after waiting 3-4 seconds longer than I expected it to land, I watched it fade back into the basket and land 10' out. Even in a strong headwind, she still fought back. 

I was impressed. Threw it for the rest of the round for distance. Several impressive shots that I would usually only trust a Destroyer, Nuke, or Prodigy D2 for. 

Took it out on a calmer day for even better results. Not nearly as much turn, still amazing glide, and it ALWAYS came back for me. Hyzerflipped, it will fly dead straight for about 340-350' before starting to fade and landing about 400' for me with a penatrating forward fade. Anhyzer will let this disc flex for great shaping lines and still flatten out and end left. The most incredible thing for me though was the Spikes! Thrown high on an extreme hyzer, this disc SOOOARS! Very predictable to distance and sticks beautifully where it lands.

All in all, I am really enjoying the Trespass. The added glide gives me approximately the same distance I see out of my D2s and Destroyers, but with a little less effort. 

Tested: Purple 174g mostly flat with a slight pop-top, not stiff or gummy. October 2015

The Lucid Trespass was the most understable version of the Trespass, besides the Air Lucid. It comes out of the hand fast, and has a reliable flip/turn. It was a little too easy for me to turn an anhyzer too much into the ground with the Lucid Trespass, so it wasn't quite my preferred version of the disc mold. 

The Lucid Trespass acted very predictably in tailwind, but could not quite handle a headwind. For those with a lot of power, the Lucid Trespass could be a very good long distance driver, or maybe even a solid roller disc for those with a ton of power.

Trespass can handle some decent power and flys far. Flick or backhand it is great for driving. The Trespass has a nice small S-turn and can go absolutely straight.

I love this disc. I found it stuck in a pond one day, texted the number on the back and the owner told me to keep it. Awesome. I've never tried a DD disc before, and I just lost a blue VIP Diamond, so what were the chances that I'd find a blue Lucid Trespass on the exact same hole AND the owner let me keep it? Regardless of the serendipity going on, I was pumped and very eager to throw it. After taking it to the field, I found it to be very overstable for me. That being said, I found it just a few months into starting disc golf, so the problem was more my form and less the disc. At that point, it became my go-to thumber disc. It stuck in this role for months, helping me hone this new skill while still winning a slot in my bag. It hit tree time and time again, but still looked and felt the exact same as the day I found it. Then it happened. One day, a few months after we met, I had a decent hyzer line I needed to hit and didn't have an answer for it. Then it hit me - I know how the Trespass flys for me when thrown flat, so why not use that to my advantage? So I took it out, threw it as hard as I could, and it happens. The Trespass hit that line perfectly and parks itself conveniently under the basket. Decent. From that point, I started doing field work again, this time throwing it backhand as when I first got it, and noticed that not only can I summon that hyzer line whenever I needed, but since my form cleaned up a bit and the disc has been beaten in from all those thumbers through the woods, I could now hit closer to the numbers of this disc. My gosh, this was amazing. I still didn't have the arm for this disc's full distance potential, but now it became a weapon of mine on multiple types of shots. I currently only bag this for thumbers and the afformentioned specific shots, but one day it will emerge as a beast of a disc, a tour de force, a destroyer of courses. It will be victorious.

Where have this disc been! Finaly got a 170g Trespass and love it!  It has great glide and easier to throw then the Enforcer.  This will definetly be my go to MAX D driver.

Absolutely my go to disc. Even without a big arm you can easily get this disc to turn over and get some distance. 

best disc in my bag hand down, the numbers don't lie. A must have work horse,,

Got a Lucid a couple weeks back. After throwing destroyers, wraiths, D2, and bosses this disc has won me over. Lots of glide like a fairway. I like the slight rim slant (like prodigy and other Swedish discs), for flicks it gets out and is less likely to turn over on me. Although not as long as my D2 I find I am reaching for it more. Less likely to turn over on me than my innovas and also better at fighting out of an anyhyzer flex shot.

I cant say enough about this disc. It's kicked out my beloved Destroyers. I carry three. Two in lucid plastic and one in bio fuzion. The lucid Trespass is extremely dependable. Much like a Destroyer but with glide. So much glide. My Bio Fuzion Trespass is a little beat and now turns over beautifully before fighting back. My max distance disc.

If you're shopping Dynamic Discs and are looking for something akin to Innova's Destroyer, you needn't look further. Overstable with the slightest touch of high-speed turn, it'll fight a headwind nicely and fade reliably. The Lucid plastic from Dynamic Discs always feels great and grips comfortably. Not much more needs to be said.

It's also worth noting that this disc is more wind resistant than a Destroyer. The stability will also change quite a bit with the different plastics that the Trespass comes in. I'm more into the Lucid Trespass, strictly for psychological reasons, but the BioFuzion Trespass has a little more beef and is still a superb disc.

If you're talkin' go-to driver, look no further. For those of you in need of a comparison: the Trespass is very Destroyer-like, but with a hair more stability. Great speed, great glide, it'll turn a little on you (I'd give it a -o.5 on turn) but it'll fade dependably. One of the best distance drivers on the market, and my personal favorite for backhand throws; although, many sidearm/forehand throwers will love this disc as well. My one issue is that I like to have copies of the same disc in my bag with different stabilities because of how they're beat in and this plastic just lasts and lasts and lasts, which is still a positive thing.

As a big fan of trying new plastic, I was really excited to throw the Trespass... but I found myself underwhelmed by it in the end. I could never punch it out as far as my other drivers, especially the Destroyer. The Trespass has a comfortable rim that allows for a sure grip. It feels great in the hand, but (at least for me) didn't look so great in the air.

So i got a factory second trespass in the lucid plastic. I find that this disc flies way better if there is some sort of wind resistance fighting against it. It seems to take a headwind or crosswind and use it like a tail wind which is very nice. It also has a very nice flight pattern. It is a understable disc but its not so understable that its unthrowable like some disc i have used. When thrown without any wind its pretty predictable and the understableness really comes out. When i throw this disc with wind tough it has a nice straight flight path and doesn't fade to hard at the end. I would highly recommend picking up this disc as it will be your best friend in windy situations. I don't think begginers would have a lot of success with this disc but over time you could learn to throw it.

The new Trespass from Dynamic Discs in Lucid plastic, will also be in Fusion plastic later on, is a great new max D driver. It has a Destroyer-like flight with a strong fade at the end. Beginners and Intermediate players will find this disc overstable while more advanced players will get a nice small high speed turn at top speed and good low speed fade at the end. Not a max width rim but like other Lat64 plastic discs the glide is superior. These discs typically have a nice domey profile and a comfortable rim depth.