Steal From The Rich! How to Get Trails: Trail Shop Buying Guide

Quick answer

Buy trails from the in-game Trail Shop. That is the one acquisition route documented for Steal From The Rich! so far.

• The Trail Shop is card-based: each card displays a Speed multiplier for its trail.
• Offers split into two cost types — in-game cash and Robux — so the price depends on the card you pick.
• Recorded play shows a full buying run: a 'two times speed' trail, then the blue trail, then the purple trail.
• Player guides advise reading the current treadmill and trail offers before you spend anything.

Trail Shop costs and purchase order (as observed)

Per-trail pricing can't be fully listed from current play records, but these documented points give you the working picture before you open the shop:

Checklist

• Two cost types per card

  Trail Shop card offers are separated into in-game cash and Robux, so what you pay depends on the card. Compare both sides before committing.

• The recorded price point: 1.5 million

  Recorded play reports '1 and a half million for the next trail', said just after the player obtained the blue trail — implying prices climb toward better trails. The currency wasn't stated explicitly, and the session took place during an 'admin abuse' event with an admin treadmill available, so normal-session prices and availability may differ.

• The observed purchase order

  The sequence in recorded play: a 'two times speed' trail bought early, then a better trail — 'Okay, we got the blue trail' — then the 1.5 million next-trail price, then the purple trail.

• A separate 'x2 Speed ONLY 2 ⚡' panel offer

  A paid 'x2 Speed ONLY 2 ⚡' offer appears in the shop panel in one how-to-play listing, with its currency not identified there. Whether it is the same product as the 'two times speed' trail purchase is not established — read the offer terms in-game before assuming they match.

Equipping a trail after buying

The equip evidence is behavioral, from recorded play: immediately after buying the 'two times speed' offer, the player reports the trail as already owned and active — 'So this we have this trail now' — and the blue and purple trail purchases are narrated the same way, owned the moment they're bought. Buying a trail therefore appears to apply it directly, but that isn't proven. No dedicated equip menu, interaction, or control has been documented anywhere, so don't go hunting for one or follow step-by-step equip instructions — if a freshly bought trail doesn't seem to show, re-check the purchase result and the terms on the card you bought.

What isn't documented yet

Several details remain open rather than resolved, so treat these as checkpoints in your own session:

• Per-trail costs and prerequisites. The recorded 1.5 million figure is a point-in-time price for the next trail in a single session — not a fixed or universal trail price. Requirements for other trails haven't been established; judge each card by the terms it shows you.
• Shop location and full offer terms. Guides currently disagree on how much of the Trails Shop is understood — some how-to notes still flag its exact mechanics as an honest unknown, while wiki write-ups describe the Speed-multiplier card system and its cash-versus-Robux offers in detail. Find the shop in your own server and read the cards before spending.
• Trail names and availability. Only the 'two times speed', blue, and purple trails appear in recorded purchases; anything beyond those should be checked against the live shop.
• Official coverage and updates. The official Roblox game page doesn't mention trails, so this guidance rests on player documentation and recorded play as of late September 2026. Recheck names, prices, and availability after any game update, and drop anything that no longer matches the live shop.