Valorant Skin Bundles: Tiers, Weapons, and Prices

Published by Caroline o n June 25, 2026, 1:24 pm

Gaming and in-game skins or cosmetics go hand in hand, and Valorant is no exception to this trend. While Valorant is based on skill and is free to play, the weapon skins and bundles are too tempting to not get your hands on them and show off in-game. Moreover, some Valorant skins come with flashy animations, sound effects, and crazy final kill animations, while others just have some good art on a gun. That said, let’s explore all Valorant weapon skin bundles released so far.

Last updated on April 1, 2025, to add the Storm Maw bundle.

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Valorant Weapon Skin Bundle Tiers and Prices

Select Edition Skins (2930-3500 VP/ up to $40): These skins are low in cost and available for cheap in the Valorant shop. These skins come with no animation and zero to no art and effects.
Deluxe Edition Skins (4270-5100 VP/ up to $60): The second-tier skins are good on an artistic level and come at a decent price in the Valorant store. However, these skins don’t include inspect and reload animations, or sound effects, except for some animations in select skins.
Premium Edition Skins (7100-8855 VP/ up to $95): Though priced steeply, these are the best weapon skins to go for. These top-tier skins come with various animations, effects, and sound effects. Some of the best Vandal skins like Reaver or Prime are part of a Premium tier bundle.
Exclusive Edition Skins (8700-10700 VP/up to $120): Reaching upwards of $120, these skins aren’t included in the night market in Valorant and are never available at a discount. You can only buy these at their full cost. Exclusive tier skins are a notch higher than the Premium bundles, as come with additional kill count, end kill,and custom sound effects.
Ultra Edition Skins (9900 VP/ $105): Another pricey weapon skin tier, there are no major differences between an Exclusive tier or an Ultra tier Valorant skin in terms of animation, sound effects, or kill effects. The major differences are variant upgrades. In Ultra tier weapons, the weapons upgrade the effects with every upgrade. They come with bonus inspection and impressive reload or gun-switch animations.
Other Bundles and Skins: Valorant also releases time-limited weapon skins or bundles that never return to the stores. The prices of these time-limited skins can vary. You can also get weapon skins from the Battle Pass (costs 1000 VP). Every Battle Pass contains a melee skin. There are also Agent contract skins which you can unlock from the agent store. The Battle Pass skins do not return to the store again and the Agent contract skins remain in the Agent store until you unlock them.

All Valorant Skins and Bundles (Release Order)

With the basics out of the way, these are all the Valorant skins and bundles that have been officially released in the game so far. We will go by the reverse release order, starting with the latest skin bundle Storm Maw.

Storm Maw