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Steal an Egg: How to Get and Equip Trails

Earn cash from egg runs, buy a trail at the Safe Zone shop, and equip it for a permanent speed multiplier.

Earn cash from egg runs, buy a trail at the Safe Zone shop, and equip it for a permanent speed multiplier.

Trails in Steal An Egg are more than a cosmetic streak behind your character. Each one applies a passive speed multiplier, which is the single most useful thing you can buy for moving across the map and outrunning the guardians that protect every biome. You purchase and equip them at a dedicated shop inside your Safe Zone.

Quick answer: Steal an egg from an outer zone and drop it in your pen to earn cash, walk into the glowing yellow “TRAILS SHOP” circle in the Safe Zone, select a trail you can afford, buy it with Cash or Robux, and press Equip to activate its speed boost.


Earn the cash to afford a trail first

Trails are bought with in-game Cash, which you earn by completing successful egg runs. A completed run is one where you grab an egg from a zone and carry it all the way back to your pen without a guardian catching you.

Travel out from the Safe Zone into a biome you can handle, such as the Forest or Desert. Walk up to a nest and press the Steal prompt (or E) to pick up an egg.
Winged avatar flying forward through the Forest zone with Shop and Index buttons on screen
Heading out through the Forest to reach a nest and grab an egg. Image credit: and Collect Rare Pets / via @VendoPlus2026
The moment the egg is yours, the parent guardian starts chasing you and a red RUN!! warning appears. Do not stop or detour. Run straight back toward your Safe Zone so the guardian cannot flize you and knock the egg loose.
Red RUN warning on screen as the player sprints across the arena carrying an egg
The red “RUN!!” warning means a guardian is chasing you; head straight for the Safe Zone. Image credit: and Collect Rare Pets / via @VendoPlus2026
Back inside your pen, use the Drop action to deposit the egg. You will see a “You stole an EGG!” confirmation and receive your cash reward. Repeat until you have enough for the trail you want.

Buy and equip a trail at the Trails Shop

The Trails Shop sits inside your Safe Zone and is marked by a glowing yellow circle labeled “TRAILS SHOP.” You do not need to press a button to open it.

Walk your character directly into the yellow “TRAILS SHOP” circle. The shop menu opens automatically as soon as you step onto it.
Player walking toward the glowing yellow TRAILS SHOP stall in the Safe Zone
Step onto the glowing yellow “TRAILS SHOP” circle to open the menu. Image credit: and Collect Rare Pets / via @VendoPlus2026
Scroll through the list and find a trail within your budget. Each entry shows its rarity, speed multiplier, and its Cash and Robux prices. Click the trail, then confirm the purchase using either Cash or Robux.
Once bought, press Equip on that trail to turn it on. The button switches to Unequip, which confirms the trail is active. You can own several trails and swap between them, but only one applies its multiplier at a time.
Trail Shop menu open with the Blue Trail showing an Unequip button, confirming it is active
An “Unequip” button on a trail means it is currently equipped and active. Image credit: and Collect Rare Pets / via @VendoPlus2026

Every trail, speed multiplier, and price

There are 10 trails, ranging from Common to Divine rarity. Higher rarities cost far more but grant much larger speed multipliers, which unlock access to the tougher biomes. Prices can shift with updates, so treat the value shown in your own server as final if it differs.

TrailRaritySpeedPrice
Gray TrailCommon1.5x$100
Green TrailUncommon2x$5,000 or 8 Robux
Blue TrailRare2.5x$75,000 or 12 Robux
Purple TrailEpic3x$1.5M or 19 Robux
Golden TrailLegendary3.5x$30M or 35 Robux
Red TrailMythic4x$750M or 49 Robux
Galaxy TrailLegendary5x$20B or 79 Robux
Secret TrailSecret7x$500B or 139 Robux
Eternal TrailSecret10x$12.5T or 239 Robux
Divine TrailDivine14x$13T or 399 Robux

How to confirm the speed boost is working

Once a trail is equipped, an animated effect follows your character as you run, and your movement is visibly faster. The Blue Trail, for example, applies a 2.5x multiplier, while the Golden Trail applies 3.5x. If you see the trailing effect and reach nests noticeably quicker than before, the multiplier is active.

Player moving quickly among scattered pets in the Forest with a trail effect active
With a trail equipped, the visual streak follows your avatar and movement speed increases. Image credit: and Collect Rare Pets / via @VendoPlus2026

Stack trails with treadmill training for the highest speed

A trail multiplier only reaches its full potential when combined with the base speed you build on the treadmill next to your base. Training on the treadmill, and upgrading it so each step gives more speed, raises the number the trail multiplies. That is why endgame players invest in both a high-rarity trail and treadmill upgrades rather than pouring all their cash into a single trail. The extra speed margin is what lets you enter zones like the Desert and beyond, grab the egg, and return before a guardian catches you.