The Trespass is Dynamic Discs' fast distance driver rated 12/5/-0.5/3. Minimal rated turn, useful glide and a firm fade fit long drives where a defined finishing curve is welcome. Dynamic Discs describes a wide rim and presents the mold as a broadly workable distance option. The speed and finish still make the thrower's power relevant: the intended long central flight requires more than simply choosing a disc labeled for distance. The manufacturer's shot-use notes include lower-power players trying a distance-driver flight. The original Trespass received PDGA approval on 7 December 2012. Supreme Trespass was separately approved in December 2022, so the full name and version matter when shopping across the family.
The Trespass is Dynamic Discs' fast distance driver rated 12/5/-0.5/3. Minimal rated turn, useful glide and a firm fade fit long drives where a defined finishing curve is welcome.
Dynamic Discs describes a wide rim and presents the mold as a broadly workable distance option. The speed and finish still make the thrower's power relevant: the intended long central flight requires more than simply choosing a disc labeled for distance.
The manufacturer's shot-use notes include lower-power players trying a distance-driver flight.
The original Trespass received PDGA approval on 7 December 2012. Supreme Trespass was separately approved in December 2022, so the full name and version matter when shopping across the family.
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