Lucid-Ice Trespass 10 Year Anniversary Stamp
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Description
Things you should know
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Lucid-Ice
PDGA Specifications
Max Weight: 175.1 g
Diameter: 21.1 cm
Height: 1.9 cm
Rim Depth: 1.1 cm
Rim Thickness: 2.1 cm
Inside Rim Diameter: 16.7 cm
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 5.2%
Rim Configuration: 26.25
Flexibility: 10.32 kg
Certification Number: 12-59
Approved Date: 12/7/2012
Customer Reviews
One of the discs that got me into disc golf. Great for forehand distance. I saw these were on sale for cheap I bought two to have a backup to throw over ponds. This disc is very reliable in my bag.
One of the best discs I have thrown. took a while to get used to but it is in my bag to stay
This disc is the most stable as far as Tresspasses go, Imagine an amazing champion destoryer. I will buy agian and again.
Just a beginner here, but I like how this glides when I get a good throw.
I'd like to start this review off with a bit of a back story. So for the last few years, I have been bagging a Westside Discs VIP Sword, with flight plate numbers of 12/5/-0.5/2. So many of my friends have asked why I don't just throw a Trespass on multiple occasions. Honestly, it's because I discovered the Sword first and it has served me well. Now onto the review. When I saw the sale price, I decided this was the perfect time to pick up a Trespass with very little risk involved With the flight plate numbers (12/5/-0.5/3) being so close to those of the Sword, I knew there was a decent chance that I would have some success with the Trespass. My guess was right. Where the Sword is slightly overstable for me, the Trespass IS overstable for me and I dig it. The profile, rim depth and feel of the two discs is almost identical. They both will cut through a headwind but where the Sword stops, the Trespass keeps going. Both are in my bag now and a 12 speed is about all my noodle arm can get anything out of and some days, that's a struggle too, depending on conditions at the course. If you have thrown a Sword, you will probably love a Trespass. It's worth noting that the Lucid Ice plastic, at least for me is a bit more overstable than the regular Lucid, Opto and VIP plastics. I have zero regrets about buying a Trespass and will be picking up a couple more for standby. I hope this has helped someone make an informed decision and may the course be with you.
