Part of my beginner pack from Dynamic Discs. Pretty good beginner driver though I probably still don't have enough speed to throw this correctly still. Gives a nice reliable fade and flys pretty straight even if you can't throw at a 12 speed yet.

I bought this disc looking for a over stable driver. But once I received it I was surprised at how straight this disc flew! It still has some stability to it, but not too os it is a gem of a distance driver for my rhfh off the tee it'll fly straight and if given enough spin will finish with a beautiful s line. Thrown rhbh it fly straight and have a subtle fade and skip but not into a hard dog leg. Very underrated disc! 

I found this disc and have bagged it since. I don't get the most distance out of it, but it's a comfortable disc in my hand and I love the feel of the fuzion plastic. This one is somewhat beat in and it will definitely turn on ya if you give it some juice. However, if thrown with enough height, it will fade back reliably. I would NOT throw this into a head wind. Again, I have not thrown this disc brand new, but it was in pretty good shape when I found it and I'd give it a stability rating of -1.5 to -2 instead of -1. I'd recommend this disc!

This is a very amazing disc. It is not beginner friendly unless you want something to finish stable. For those with faster arm speeds this disc will working great for those that like to flip a disc up to flat. Great for max distance.

This disc is a great driver. Doesn’t necessarily get all out maximum distance, however a great disc nonetheless. I think this disc is a little more stable than what it is given credit for. It is a very close comparison to my champion wraith, both in terms of feel and in flight. I will say though, the rim feels a little small for a speed 12, I think I would call it more of an 11. This disc has a reliable fade at the end, and if you really put a good rip into it it will go straight and then have a decent amount of fade. Definitely a reliable disc for my 330’-350’ range, it is very consistent and that is great.

What can I say about the Trespass. It is a workhorse driver. For my arm speed, at 350-380 ft, It is perfection. Depending on the plastic, you can achieve multiple flight patterns. Domey Lucid will be the most stable aside from Lucid X. From flat, and no wind, it will shine. Domey ones will get a smidge of drift and fight back with a nice forward fade. Once beaten in, they just keep going farther. I bag 2, a fresh and a beat in one. Can cover a few slots based on plastic. If you are into mold minimalism, you could beat in a Bio for turnovers, a domey fuzion burst for distance shots, and a Lucid X for distance with reliable fade and some wind fighting. With so many new molds out, this always shines in the Trilogy lineup!

I've thrown the Trespass in Fuzion plastic.

Flight:

Out of the box I noticed that the Trespass had some serious turn to it when thrown with ~130m of power. I'd say -1 to -2 in turn and 2 in fade. It struck me as a nice hyzerflip disc for straighter shots where you can't afford to fade too much, or as a crazy distance disc if you have the room for the turn-over. 

Durability:

After my friend had thrown it for a couple of months (very light usage) it had already worn in to a throwler disc (no fade to be found). I had the same problem with my Wraith, so I do not say this to bash DD's plastics.

Conclusion:

Seems like the Trespass is a nice entry disc to the level 12 speed drivers. I would say it's a bit less stable than the numbers suggest, but like with all discs, that varies from disc to disc. Fairly similar to the Discmania DDx.