Steal An Egg Trails: Every Speed Multiplier and Price (Full List)

What do trails do in Steal An Egg?

Trails are purchasable speed multipliers that apply on top of your trained Speed stat — a 4x Red trail quadruples whatever your treadmill work produced. They are the single biggest leap in effective speed per purchase, which is why trail tiers define progression breakpoints: the right trail effectively unlocks the next biome before your raw Speed would.

All Steal An Egg trails ranked

All ten trails, ordered by multiplier, with both purchase options as reported in September 2026:

Which trail should I buy first?

The value curve has three real breakpoints — buy at these and skip the rest:

• Green (2x, $5K) — trivially cheap and doubles early treadmill output. Buy it the moment you see it.
• Golden (3.5x, $30M) — the mid-game workhorse. It carries Volcano and Abyss Ocean runs and is the last tier where the cash price is a sensible grind target.
• Divine (14x) — the endgame. $13T is a rebirth-stacked fortune; for most players the 399 Robux option is the realistic path if they want it at all.

Blue and Purple are only worth it if you cannot reach Golden within a session or two — their multipliers are close enough that buying both wastes the cash you need for biome-relevant upgrades.

Do trails affect anything besides running speed?

Trails modify movement speed only — they do not boost pet income, hatch luck, or egg spawns. Their value is entirely positional: faster escapes from guardians, faster nest-to-pen runs, and access to biomes whose Speed gates your raw stat cannot meet alone. Pair trail tiers with your speed training plan, check the biomes overview to see which gate your next purchase should target, and keep the egg reset rhythm once you can survive the deeper zones.