This is absolutely a midrange that you can ''trust''. Handles torque extremely well and flies dead straight with reliable fade at the end. Plastic in Royal Grand always feels great. Not too overstable that most can't find a place in their bag for this disc, but has the qualities that fill a need in with for a reliably stable midrange that you can rip into without worrying about turning over while still getting solid distance. 

This disc is my go to for a pushing overstable shot. If i throw it flat it will go straight for a long time and crash hard at the end. The best thing about it is that as hard as i throw it, it will never flip over on me.

Who doesn't love the feel of Royal Grand plastic?! It's currently my favorite-feeling plastic out there. As a side note, I live in Denver at altitude and so everything flies a little bit more stable here. For that reason I think the Trust flies pretty true to the numbers. Maybe a touch less fade, like 1.5, but otherwise pretty accurate. For me it goes straight for about 80% of its flight then has a gentle fade. My straight mid is a Pathfinder and this is mildly more stable than that.

If you want to use this like a mid then I guess that's you're prerogative but for me the Trust replaced the Teebird in my bag. It flies like a fairway but still had the ground play of a mid. Perfect for 270 to 330 tunnel shots where you have to hit and sit. It won't drift like a Buzzz unless you flex it. 

I bought the Trust due to the incredible feeling plastic expecting it to be a slightly more overstable compliment to my ESP Buzzz. However, even brand new, I never found this disc to have less fade than I was expecting. If you really enjoy the Royal Grand plastics, you will absolutely love this disc as a very slightly overstable midrange. For me though, it had far too much overlap with my Buzzz to end up bagging it.

That disc immediately became a stable in my bag. I was looking for a mid that flies basically like a beat teebird, just easier to throw and with less skip. An that's pretty much what it is. It fills the gap between my jawbreaker zone and my teebird so well. Like a teebird, you can throw on a standstill. Or if thrown with more power, dead straight with a consistent fade, but less than a teebird. 

Trust your gut and you will go no wrong.

This disc is a perfect slightly overstable midrange. It will resist all kinds of torque and power and stay flat with a slight fade at the end (I would say closer to a fade rating of 1).

The reason it gets a 4 star rating is for the rim and edge feel, something is slightly off for me, the edge seems to sharp for a 5 speed, but nonetheless this disc is super reliable for any midrange shot you need with accuracy.

Trust the trust - it won't lie. 

I am loving this disc and the Royal plastic line of discs in general. I'd say the flight numbers on this are accurate except that it has a -0.5 turn to it if you are putting it out past 250 ft. This compliments my Hex (less stable) and Deflector (more stable) nicely.

Can't say enough good things about the plastic! We all know how great the Royal Grand series is. 

I was expecting the Trust to essentially be very similar to the Verdict, but I was surprised that it isn't as stable as the Verdict and probably flies more like the Emac Truth. It's still in my bag because I haven't decided if I'm going to keep it in there yet, but my guess is that I'll go back to my Hex mainly because I love the shallow depth of the rim of the Hex and it's a bit more predictable in its flight. We'll see. 

This is my go to mid-range. I have tried out other discs but this is by far my favorite midrange. The plastic feels amazing and the disc is straight with a dependable fade every time. Definitely true to the flight numbers in my opinion. 

Throwing Royal Grand plastic at 4,400 ft in Utah. To me, 5 stars = incredible disc 4 stars = good & dependable disc. I don't give out too many 5 star ratings.

I've thoroughly enjoyed throwing this disc around lately. The in-hand feel is quite nice. On most of the ones that I've got, I don't notice the parting line like I do on other discs. The rim fits nicely into my hand. It reminds me a lot of a Buzzz or a Buzzz OS. My friends and I all had the same comment about it looking like a Buzzz before even throwing it. I really enjoy the feel of the plastic, it is wonderful.

Upon throwing it, I find that it is pretty in the middle of the two, closer to the Buzzz though. More precisely, I would say that this disc is a slightly more stable version of the Buzzz. It would hold most lines that I tried out like a Buzzz would, but get out of the anhyzer line or fade sooner. Which means that this disc does great as an all-around midrange. 

Overall, I think this disc is an excellent disc, and is a great workhorse midrange. I would recommend this disc to anyone looking for a midrange more overstable than a straight flying midrange.

I got this disc as a birthday gift from a fellow disc golfer. Didn't know too much about it, so I threw it in my bag to see how it flies. this disc can pretty much do it all. Put some power on it with a flat release and it will rip dead straight. Need to flex around an obstacle...put some anny and watch it go. I don't see this disc leaving the bag anytime soon.

I love mine, it flew close to the listed numbers (maybe slightly less fade) from my very first throw. It has been consistent and reliable so far. I also love the new plastic. 

I personally find this disc to be a solid straight flyer. I have 6, bought the prototype and loved it so much I bought 5 more from my local disc store when they released the first run. 

I use this for mostly straight with a slight left finish, or if I want it to be almost dead straight, I will attempt to put a slight anny on it. 
I have thrown this thing past 300 feet during fieldwork and it seems to hold straight quite well. No problems with it turning over so far.

This disc is ok but it is NOT as advertised. I only got dependable fade when thrown at about 50% power or touchy upshots. If I tried to put any heat on it whatsoever it had a pretty significant amount of turn and often not enough fade to fight back out. I thought this disc would fit in between a Buzzz and Buzzz OS, nope. It flies like a buzzz or a beat roc3. I will say, the plastic and rim feels amazing, but it's not the overstable disc i thought it would be. It could just be the one I happened to grab but I don't plan on getting another. I have other discs I "trust" more to do the same job. Into the field work bin it goes... Maybe I'll come back around to it eventually but a little annoyed at it currently.