Trails in Steal ASMR do two jobs at once. They give your character a visible cosmetic effect, and they raise your Speed multiplier, which decides how quickly you move between zones and whether you can grab an egg before a boss catches you. Faster Trails matter more the deeper you push into the map.
Quick answer: There are 11 Trails, ranging from Common to Divine. The Hollow Trail is the strongest at a 28x Speed boost, and the Green Trail is the cheapest at $100.
All Trails in Steal ASMR: rarity, Speed multiplier, and cost
Each Trail is bought from the Trail Shop. Higher rarities cost far more but grant much larger Speed multipliers. Some Trails can also be purchased directly with Robux instead of in-game cash.
| Trail | Rarity | Speed | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Green Trail | Common | 1.5x | $100 |
| Purple Trail | Uncommon | 2x | $5,000 or 8 Robux |
| Zebra Trail | Rare | 2.5x | $75,000 |
| Tiger Trail | Epic | 3x | $1.5 million or 19 Robux |
| Gold Trail | Legendary | 3.5x | $30 million |
| Slime Trail | Mythic | 4x | $750 million |
| Frost Trail | Cosmic | 5x | $20 billion |
| Lava Trail | Secret | 7x | $500 billion |
| Pink Diamond Trail | Eternal | 10x | $12.50 trillion or 239 Robux |
| Galaxy Trail | Divine | 14x | $300 trillion or 399 Robux |
| Hollow Trail | Divine | 28x | $5 Qa or 479 Robux |
Both Divine Trails sit at the top of the list, but the Hollow Trail doubles the Galaxy Trail’s multiplier, which is why it carries the steepest price. Its $5 Qa (quadrillion) cash cost is the highest in the shop.
Why Speed from Trails matters when stealing eggs
Your Speed multiplier changes how fast you cross each zone, and that directly affects egg theft. Every zone is guarded by a boss, so you need enough Speed to reach an egg, grab it, and get out before the boss reaches you. A faster Trail shortens that window and makes clean escapes far more reliable.
The gap between tiers grows quickly. A 1.5x Green Trail is fine for early zones, but the later areas demand the much larger boosts from Cosmic, Secret, Eternal, and Divine Trails. Treat Trail upgrades as a core progression path, right alongside treadmill Speed training, rather than a cosmetic afterthought.
Equipping a new Trail applies its Speed multiplier straight away, so you can confirm the upgrade worked by watching your Speed stat climb as soon as the Trail is active.
