I would compare the trespass to a beat in destroyer. I recently got a moonshine trespass not really knowing where it would fit in my bag but after a few rounds it replaced my beat in destroyer. For me, if I throw it hard on hyzer, it will hold the hyzer with a lot more glide than my newer destroyers. If I throw it flat, it will hold really straight and maybe get a little turn before it finishes back to the left. Its nice to know I can always count on a trespass and not have to worry about losing my perfectly beat in destroyer.

The trespass is my go to driver if I want to throw a disc flat, have it drift right 70% of it's flight then fight back at the end. It is also a great hyzer flip to flat disc. Thankful I have a small stack of older style moonshine where they were more stable than the newer run. I will be testing the new lucidx soon and hope it will be what it is hyped up to be.

*The newer clear moonshine is different than the older opaque moonshine plastic. The newer runs are far less stable. It is slightly more stable than biofuzion but less than lucid/fuzion.

Like others have said, this reminds me a lot of a brand new Destroyer. Moonshine plastic is very overstable, but has a fair amount of glide to get that extra distance from a power forehand. Not in my bag, but makes it out on occasional windy days.

Very Destroyerish.  But the plastic makes a big difference.  

Moonshine: 12,5,-1,3

Fuzion: 12, 5, -.5, 3

Lucid: 12, 5, -.5, 3

BioFuzion: 12, 5, -2, 1.5

I bag the Moonsine as my OS driver. It's great when I need the disc to skip at the end or have a big headwind.  I just don't have the arm for the Lucid/Fuzion yet.  Once the BioFuzion beats in it gets very understable and the disc turns into a hyzerflip disc.

I love this disc, I usually throw wraiths, destroyers, and D2, BUt since I got the tresspass theyve been staying in the bag. It feels really good in my hand.  I dont have the strongerst arm, Usually my Boss would just outdrive my destroyers at about 330-345 but with erratic control.   With the tresspass i can consistently hit 350 to 375 controlled.  Very straight disc little fade at the end for me.  Also very good on flex shots when thrown with slight anny.  just for fun I threw it hyzer on a short 250 hole and got my first skip ace with it, now I really love it.  Its not as stable as my boss and will struggle a little in a hard headwind.  But overall my max D driver when its mostly calm.  

Tested: 174g, mostly flat with a slight pop-top, medium stiffness. October 2015

The Moonshine Trespass was the second most overstable version of Trespass that I tried out. It was fast and straight out of the hand, but had a pretty solid fade at the end of the flight. In terms of grip, the Moonshine was actually the slickest version that I tried out.

I like the Trespass as a maximum distance driver, it is fast out of the hand with a predictable high speed flight pattern.

This Trespass could definitely handle a headwind, as opposed to the Biofuzion, Air Lucid, and Lucid versions. It took a lot of power to get good distance out of it in a tailwind, making this a very predictable windy disc. 

**Update: the disc does beat into some good turn. ~ # 11.5/5/-2/2  Still a nice disc and most players will still find it stable but for me its a slightly understable Distance driver. 

I had only a short time with this disc.  But it was everything I wanted it to be.

I would give this a 11/5/-1/2  Great numbers, but also great feel, not too wide rimmed, comfortable, nice flight, easy to throw, didn't have too shallow of a grip nor too deep. 

all around nice driver.  Maybe not a max D disc, but PLENTY of distance potential.

I'd recommend it if you're looking for an accurate driver

***Update** I have also picked up a nice First Run Fuzion Trespass 174g.  I have been using this one for the last month and have really really liked it.  I feel like this disc is going to be my Max D stable driver.  As stated earlier, this isn't the furthest flying disc.  But it gets good distance in a very controlled stable flight.  One that can be manipulated to hold an anhyzer but will hyzer out late, or on a hyzer that holds and gets more angle at low speed.  It really is like a Destroyer, but its not as much of a gamble as to how OS or US it will be.  Trespass has a thinner rim and easier to grip for me.  Overall its a great disc. I'll rate it now 11.5/4.5/-1/2  I feel this is pretty darn accurate with all my experiences.  A easy go-to FAR driver that i can reach for.  If it's a drive that isn't quite THAT far, I'll grab a Starfire or Thunderbird/Valkyrie (just so you know my style)

I have one of these in Moonshine (meaning it glows in the dark, duh!) plastic, making it slightly more overstabie (I've heard).  This is basically a Destroyer with a little more chest hair.  I actually love throwing overhand shots with it, because its initial side-to-side action happens quick and early, which is helpful--if you don't know what I'm talking about, YouTube "disc golf overhand" or "disc golf thumber" shots and then get your buns back over here.  The disc has a lot of utility.  Thumbers?  No problem.  I could throw them all day with this manifold prize fighter.  Scooby shots?  I have no idea what those are, but it can probably do that, too.

Otherwise, I'm working on sidearm flicking it around with some success, and RHBH (my native throw) works well for a maximum crank even with some headwind.  I throw 350ft.

Get one in your bag and smooch me later.