You are right, it is a bold statement which is why i want to clarify, Chris didnt claim this. I am so if you wanna give me heat for this statement go ahead but the disc will speak for itself and right now it is its own category of driver
I really do hope it lives up to that statement. I am finding that with each passing round I am throwing warp speed drivers less and less. I have hit a plateau of 400 feet, one that I have been stuck on for years. Ultimately that is fine with me because I play only a handful of courses with holes greater than 350, and even then there are only two where big drives really make a scoring difference.
In the last two years I have gone through Bosses, Destroyers, Nukes, Swords, Kings, Valkyries, Hurricanes, and now Trespasses. The results are almost always the same; 380-410 and fairly accurate. I have been going through all these drivers in hopes that if one fits in my hand better, I can get better snap, and thus maybe squeeze out a little more distance while increasing my accuracy even more. What makes me tired of wide rimmed drivers is that I can get a thinner rimmed driver like a TeeBird to 360-390 even more accurately and consistently.
The only reason I am sticking with the Trespass is because it is 2.1cm wide versus the 2.5cm of most of the other drivers I had thrown. This 0.4cm less has impacted my throws, making it a touch easier to generate more snap. I can snap thin rimmed drivers, but apparently my 37 year old wrist no longer gets that hit with the wider rimmed stuff. Regardless whether I am actually getting that hit or not with the Trespass, I have been getting more drives out to 400-420 and more consistently.
Now,if this new disc is back up to that 2.5cm range but definitely lives up to that bold statement, I think I am going to enjoy throwing it, especially if it breaks me through that plateau.
