Dynamic Discs Trespass

Dynamic Discs Trespass

Dynamic Discs Trespass is a neutral-stable distance driver built for long, controlled bombs. Throw it flat for straight push. Add height for a full S-curve. Trust the late fade to finish without a violent dump.

Flight: 12 | 5 | −0.5 | 3. Fast speed with workable turn and a dependable finish for max-distance control. Official specs

Why throw the Trespass?

• Big distance with a clean, predictable finish.
• Easy to range on flat shots and long hyzer-flips.
• Handles torque for confident forehands.
• Great “go-to bomber” when you want control first.
• Works in calm air and still fights back in light wind.

Plastics

Supreme (premium): smooth, comfortable rim feel with a clean release. Built for consistent flights and long-term durability.

Lucid (premium, translucent): very durable and tends to hold stability for many rounds. Great when you want the same finish day after day.

Flight numbers

• Speed: 12
• Glide: 5
• Turn: −0.5
• Fade: 3

Similar Discs

Innova Destroyer • Discraft Zeus • Dynamic Discs Raider • Innova Wraith

FAQs

What are the 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 closer to a Destroyer or a Wraith?

It sits in that same “power distance” lane. Many players find it a touch easier to shape than a Destroyer, with a similar dependable finish.

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.