What are the Dynamic Discs Trespass flight numbers and what do they mean?

The Trespass is 12 | 5 | −0.5 | 3. It’s fast with strong glide, workable turn, and a reliable fade to finish on time.

Is the Trespass good for forehand?

Yes. It handles torque well and doesn’t feel overly dumpy. Supreme and Lucid both work great for sidearm distance lines.

How does Supreme compare to Lucid for stability?

Both are premium and durable. Lucid often holds its stability longer. Supreme is known for a smooth feel and clean release on full-power shots.

What are the best lines to throw with a Trespass?

Flat for long straight distance. Slight hyzer for a controlled push and fade. Give it height for a big S-curve that still finishes forward.

Dynamic Discs Trespass Distance Driver – Stable Bomber

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Description

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Flight Numbers

12Speed

5Glide

-0.5Turn

3Fade

One of Dynamic Discs' original molds and a "distance driver for the masses." The Trespass is a fast, wide-rim bomber with just a touch of workable turn and a dependable fade — thrown hard it flips up slightly, holds for a while, then finishes left on time. Power first, but forgiving: many players find it a touch easier to shape than a Destroyer, with the same reliable finish.

Why Throw the Trespass?

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Power Distance, Controlled

A 12-speed wide rim that takes everything you can throw at it and just keeps gliding. It's a go-to bomber when you want max distance without giving up control.

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Dependable Finish

The slight -0.5 turn and reliable 3 fade give a predictable, repeatable flight. It finishes left on time without a violent dump, so you can range your landing zones.

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Forehand & Torque Friendly

The wide rim and stable flight handle high torque, making the Trespass a confident pick for sidearm distance and flex lines as well as backhand bombs.

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Holds Up in Wind

Stable enough to fight back in light wind while still gliding for distance in calm air. A trustworthy driver when conditions aren't perfect.

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Easier to Shape Than a Destroyer

Same dependable fade as the classic 12-speeds, but the workable turn makes the Trespass a little more forgiving to shape on flat shots and long hyzer-flips.

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A Proven Workhorse

One of Dynamic Discs' most popular and longest-running molds — a "go-to driver" that has earned a spot in bags from developing players to touring pros.

Plastics

Popular

Lucid

Premium • Durable • Translucent

Dynamic Discs' flagship premium blend — translucent, extremely durable, and built to hold the Trespass's flight through many rounds. Often runs slightly more stable than Fuzion.

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Supreme

Premium • Smooth • Tacky Grip

A smooth, comfortable rim feel with a clean release on full-power shots. Premium and durable — a favorite for confident distance lines and forehands.

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Fuzion

Premium • Grippy • Workable

Lucid-level durability with an opaque, grippier feel that's softer in hand. Tends to season into a touch more glide and turn over time.

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Lucid Air

Premium • Lightweight • Easy Distance

A lighter Lucid using microbubble tech. It keeps a familiar balance while adding turn and distance at lower power — great for slower arms chasing the full flight.

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Similar Discs to Compare

⬆️ More Speed

DD Raider13 / 5 / -0.5 / 3 Discraft Nuke13 / 5 / -1 / 3

⬇️ Less Speed

Axiom Defy11 / 5 / -1 / 3

↩️ More Turn

Innova Destroyer12 / 5 / -1 / 3 Discraft Hades12 / 6 / -3 / 2

↪️ More Fade

DD Enforcer12 / 4 / 0 / 4

Frequently Asked Questions

Both are 12-speed bombers that finish with a 3 fade. The Destroyer (12/5/-1/3) has a bit more workable turn and is the benchmark "power distance" driver. The Trespass (12/5/-0.5/3) is a touch more stable out of the box and is often described as a little easier to shape, with the same dependable finish. Many players find the Trespass more forgiving.

They share the same turn and fade, but the Raider (13/5/-0.5/3) is one speed faster, which makes it play a bit more overstable. The Trespass (12/5/-0.5/3) is more forgiving and easier to get the full flight from. Pick the Raider if you want more speed and wind resistance; the Trespass if you want control and accessibility.

The Enforcer (12/4/0/4) is noticeably more overstable, built for headwinds, forehands, and "must fade" power shots. The Trespass (12/5/-0.5/3) is more neutral and distance-focused with more glide. Choose the Enforcer when you need guaranteed fade; the Trespass when you want controlled distance.

It's a 12-speed, so it rewards power — but the workable -0.5 turn makes it more forgiving than most bombers. With enough power it flips up slightly, holds, and finishes; with less power it'll still fly, just with an earlier fade. Lighter plastics like Lucid Air help slower arms access the full flight.

It's one of the more accessible 12-speeds and is marketed as a "driver for the masses," but it's still a fast distance driver. Newer players will get the most out of it in lighter weights or Lucid Air. If a 12-speed feels like too much, start with a control driver like the Escape and work up.

Lucid is the durable, hold-its-flight default and the most popular choice. Supreme offers a smooth feel and clean release on full-power shots. Fuzion adds grip and a softer hand feel that seasons into more workability. Lucid Air is the lightweight option for easier distance at lower power.

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