Don't let the numbers fool you - this disc flies more like a Wraith than a Destroyer. If you're flirting with 300 feet it's worth giving this disc a try. It likes to cover ground quick but doesn't fade out too awful early.

I got one recently in the lucid air plastic, it's a good durable plastic to choose if you play in the woods a lot. For me throwing back hand I could get it about 300-330.My Max shot is a round 370 for reference. Disc plays just as number say so far.I can throw hyzer shots and it'll hold the line and get good distance to get around any tree or obstacle. Or throw flat and it'll fight straight for about 80% of the flight and have a good amount of fade left (RHBH). Not a good disc for beginners it's a bit fast and to stable unless you rip it anhyzer it'll get a nice s line from it.

Disc absolutely bombs! You'd expect something lighter to be a lot more understable but it actually holds extremely well. For a more beginner arm would be a great first overstable distance driver to still get distance. 

I have only thrown this disc in lucid air, but im almost positive its going to be the most understable platic for this disc. I have about a 400' arm, and ive never seen a 3 fade out of this disc. its long and straight and holds the turn for a long time before finishing back to the left (RHBH). i think in this plastic its more like a 12, 5, -1, 2 

still a great driver! would recommend to any intermediate / expert player, but if you really love this disc you might plan on getting it in a couple different plastics. 

another great disc by dynamic, rim feels similar to a fairway driver with a great amount of glide. The fade at the end of the flight is rather strong, yet doesn't seem to skip much. 

I wouldn't recommend this disc for begginers, but once your game starts to progress, and your looking for a disc with combined speed and accuracy, this disc will probably do the trick.  Once I get these discs beat in a little, they will fly straight and far for about three hundred feet and then finish gently left for another 20 to 40 feet.  I don't really know what it is about this disc, it just feels perfect in my hand and releases clean nearly every time.  The air plastic is my favorite, and it even holds up well in a mild headwind.  When I really need accuracy with a fair amount of distance, I trespass all over everything.

The trespass is a great distance driver for someone with medium arm speed, or someone that has been playing for a while and is developing more power. I would say that if you have an average drive of 300', this disc would be great for either long hyzer flip flex shots or lazer straight tunnel shots. If you have less power than that then it will have some strong finish after a pretty straight flight. I found a weird plastic that was supposedly a mix of lucid and fuzion that beat in pretty quick and is very glidey. I also have a lucid air trespass which is much more stable than any others that I have thrown. The air trespass stays in the air and glides forever because of the reduced weight but still goes near the same distance as my others if not shorter because it is so overstable. Once it gets beat in it becomes a max distance driver that will outdrive any other disc you have. If you have more than 300' of power then this is a great turnover disc that will give you a long glidey anhyzer shot with minimal fade. I also really like the Trespass for forehands because I don't have tons of distance but I tend to generate lots of spin on my forehands, and the Trespass will hold up to the spin and will have a good straight flex shot. I would never give this disc to anyone who is just starting or someone who can't throw much farther than 250' because it will be too stable. It is a fast disc and in addition to that it is also a more stable disc, so as a beginner, stay away and get something a lot less stable like a Diamond. If you do have more power then I would highly suggest checking out a trespass because it will help you drive much further.

Tested: Purple 157g. Domey with a pop top. October 2015.

The Lucid Air Trespass naturally was the most understable version of Trespass. The only thing I could use this for was giant anhyzers and maximum distance drives. If I kept it low like a golf shot, I would turn it over into an accidental roller every time. I don't quite like the Air version, because even though I was putting it on a big maximum distance golf line, I was still getting more distance out of the Biofuzion and Moonshine Trespass's, which I was throwing lower on more of a fairway shot type of line.

I would suggest the Air Lucid Trespass for those first looking to try out fast plastic. It will give those with lower arm speed an idea of how faster discs fly and can be a great introduction to the Trespass mold.

I dont find this disc to be as overstable as the numbers accuse it of being. very accirate great distance and downright fun to throw!

I love the Trespass and I now keep two in the bag! The two that I keep are both Luid Air plastic that I bought specifically to use for the uphill shots at the mountain course at Solitude DGC in Utah. I found myself going to these more and more even when I wasn't playing Solitude so I ended up bagging one and buying another that was just slightly heavier and not so beat in from the rocks. I use the beat in one(155g) for loooong turnover shots that hold straight to slight fade at the very end or for super long hyzer flips, be it tight fairways or open. The one that isn't as beat in(157g) does still play into some nice hyzerflip shots but tends to be straighter with less turn and a reliable finish. These two discs are the longest discs in my bag. I don't have a big arm but this disc has gotten me my furthers drive at around 475'. Buy one!