The term "sweaty" refers to players who go out of their way to win every game of Fortnite , to the point where they might sweat it out. While you can't necessarily tell if a player is sweating based on their moves and strategies, it's also possible to see them through their skin..
While there are many skins on Fortnite with each patch, some have a reputation for being chosen by "sweaty" players. This usually happens when a pro player starts using a particular skin in most of their game, resulting in that skin being scattered. Fans who only want to play as their favorite professional player equip the same skin in public matches, giving them the reputation of "sweaty."
Scarcity is another factor that plays a role in this area. Most "sweaty" skins are rather difficult to unlock since they are no longer available, or they just don't come back to the store as often as others.
Equipping one of these skins in Fortnite before you go in game for another Victory Royale can bring fear into the eyes of your enemies while also putting the most deserving challengers in your net..
Here are the best "sweaty" skins in Fortnite .
Crystal
Crystal- Screenshot via Epic Games
Crystal first became popular after Bugha chose her as the main skin during the 2019 Fortnite World Cup . After Bugha won the tournament, the skin became the choice of "sweaty" players around the globe..
Released in 2019, Crystal is a rare skin that auctioned for 800 V-Bucks, and it's frequently available in the store.
Will have
Aura- Screenshot via Epic Games Shortly after its 2019 release, Aura quickly became a favorite among top players. While Aura has started to shine in tournaments, she has also appeared more in competitive games, outfitted mostly by players looking to bring the cup home.
Aura costs 800 V-Bucks, and the common skin is often available in the store.
Football skins
After the 2018 FIFA World Cup, football skins took hold of Fortnite and became a favorite choice for “sweaty” players. There are eight football skins in total, and they are all customizable. Players can change the color of the full outfit, meaning you can change it to your liking.
All football skins cost 1,200 V-Bucks, and normally return to the store whenever there is a notable football event.
Renegade raider
Renegade Raider- Screenshot via Epic Games The main reason Renegade Raider is one of the more "sweaty" skins is because of its rarity. Renegade Raider was one of the first skins released during the early days of Fortnite . Any player who has Renegade Raider in their inventory is considered a true Fortnite veteran and is likely a "sweaty" player due to their years of experience.
Renegade Raider costs 1,200 V-Bucks, and it has never returned to the store since its initial release.
Superhero skins
Superhero Skins- Screenshot via Fortnite When superhero skins first came out, they were fun alternatives that allowed players to customize their own version. While most gamers had fun experimenting with different color combinations, others decided to take the competitive advantage of superhero skins.
The more "sweaty" players have started customizing superhero skins with a single color. Green, black, and white are the most popular monochrome superhero skins and can help players blend in with the surroundings and move less visibly.
All superhero skins cost 1,800 V-Bucks, and they often become available in the store whenever a new superhero collaboration skin is released in Fortnite .
Wildcat
Wildcat- Screenshot via Epic Games Wildcat is potentially Fortnite's most expensive "sweaty" skin . It's tied to a Nintendo Switch bundle, which means it doesn't have a V-Bucks price tag. With its two alternate styles, the Wildcat skin quickly became a fan favorite among Switch users.
In addition to the Wildcat skin, buyers also receive a Glider, Pickaxe, and Backpack. If you are looking for the cheapest way to unlock Wildcat, you may want to consider buying a Nintendo Switch and selling it after you unlock Wildcat.
Ghoul trooper
Ghoul Trooper- Screenshot via Epic Games Like Renegade Raider, Ghoul Trooper is another skin almost as old as Fortnite itself. It was one of the first event skins to be available in Fortnite . Like other original skins, Ghoul Trooper is preferred by the "sweaty" players who have been around from the start.
While it is not possible to get the original version of Ghoul Trooper, a re-tuned version of the skin has been made available in 2020. While not often available in the store, you will still have a chance to get this one for 1,500 V-Bucks.
Elite Agent
Elite Agent- Screenshot via Epic Games Many players weren't around in Fortnite's first season . The game gained momentum in its second season, and it was around its third season that the skins got more interesting.
Elite Agent was one of the first skins to feature different styles, and it was a level reward for the Season 3 Battle Pass. As this is a Battle Pass skin, it has no chance of returning, and you'll only see it equipped by players who were there for its release.
Master Mogul
Football skins aren't the only customizable sports skins in Fortnite . Before football skins became popular, Fortnite fans had Master Mogul. These skins are highly customizable like soccer skins, and they are another favorite choice for Fortnite "sweaty" players.
Released in 2018, Master Mogul skins cost 1,500 V-Bucks to unlock. While this was once a rare sight to see in the store, Maitre Mogul skins are more and more available than in the past.
Dummy
Dummy- Screenshot via Epic Games Some skins become "sweaty" due to their rarity, but others pass the test with their appearance alone. The dummy skin is modeled on a yellow crash test dummy. While this skin looks pretty innocent, the devil is in the details.
The model features the thinnest size of all the skins in Fortnite . While hitboxes are fixed in Fortnite , meaning that skins will not change the size of the hitbox, a thinner size naturally causes players to aim accordingly.
At auction for 1,200 V-Bucks, you'll have more than a few chances to add Dummy to your collection throughout the year.