VALORANT Skin Bundles Guide: All Collections and Prices

In VALORANT, a weapon looking different does not give you an aiming advantage. Still, skins are the most important part of how players express themselves. Colorful Vandal models, animated finishers, and collectible knives have become part of the in-match ritual. With such a vast catalog, it can be hard to keep track of which bundle came out when, which weapons it includes, and what it costs; this guide was created to solve exactly that problem.

Since the game's release in 2020, Riot Games has regularly added new weapon collections. While some bundles offer only a visual change, others change a weapon's sound effects, animation, color scheme, and even its end-of-round finisher. In this guide, starting with the newest bundle, you'll find a list of all VALORANT skin bundles, Vandal skins, and knife/melee skins from past to present. Prices in the tables are listed in VP and may vary according to Riot's store rotation.

Newest VALORANT Bundle: Run It Back V26

The newest VALORANT bundle of 2026 is Run It Back V26. Released on September 2, 2026, the bundle brings together three popular weapon skins from past collections. Elderflame Operator, RGX 11Z Pro Vandal, and Singularity Sheriff appear in this bundle. The core idea of the Run It Back series is to bring back skins from earlier collections for a limited time.

The Run It Back V26 bundle is available for 5,460 VP. The bundle will remain in the store until September 22, and during this time it will not be possible to buy the three weapon skins individually. Instead, players must purchase the entire bundle. Riot Games has announced a 20% discount on the returning skins. This makes the bundle attractive for players who missed these skins before.

Run It Back V26 quick facts

• Bundle name: Run It Back V26
• Weapons included: Elderflame Operator, RGX 11Z Pro Vandal, Singularity Sheriff
• Price: 5,460 VP
• Release date: September 2, 2026
• Store removal date: September 22, 2026

How many VALORANT skin bundles are there?

Riot Games has released more than 150 weapon collections since VALORANT's launch in 2020. This count includes not only standard weapon collections but also sequel collections like Reaver 2.0, Champions collections, and Give Back bundles. Every major game update or new season often brings a new skin bundle along with it. Riot generally releases a new collection every two to three weeks; during special event periods, this interval can become even shorter.

In the store rotation, normally a single bundle is featured. However, in some periods, two bundles can be on sale at the same time. VCT tournaments, anniversaries, and season openings in particular are known as periods when multiple bundles are released back-to-back. This is as exciting for collection enthusiasts as it requires planning in terms of VP spending.

All VALORANT skin collections from 2020 to 2026

The table below lists the Collection/Bundle name, release date, and the weapons included in the bundle. The list starts with the newest bundle, Run It Back V26, and covers all collections in reverse chronological order. This table serves as a reference for players who want to quickly learn which weapons a bundle contains.

The VALORANT skin catalog grows every year. The Champions collections released in 2021 and the Give Back events that began in 2022 have earned a special place in players' memories. No matter how diverse the bundle names are, each has a thematic design approach behind it: some are science fiction, some fantasy, some street culture–oriented. Therefore, reviewing the entire list also shows how VALORANT's visual identity has evolved.

Each bundle on the list above holds a different meaning for the VALORANT player base of its era. For example, Elderflame is remembered as one of the most ambitious fantasy designs from the game's early days. Ion, with its clean and sleek style, has retained its popularity for years. The Reaver collection is also still one of the most preferred themes, with both Vandal and Operator skins.

All Vandal skins

The Vandal is one of VALORANT's most beloved rifles. That's why Riot Games releases a special model for the Vandal in nearly every collection. Vandal skins give the weapon a different character both visually and audibly. For some players, a Vandal skin's animation and sound can even change how the weapon feels in-game. In the list below, you'll find all Vandal skins along with their tier levels and VP prices.

Image via Riot Games Vandal Skin

Tier plays a major role in VALORANT skin pricing. The Select tier is usually the most budget-friendly option, while Ultra-tier skins stand out as the most expensive models with the richest animations. Skins in the Exclusive tier, on the other hand, are usually among the options that can reappear in the daily rotation after the collection leaves the store. Prices offer a spectrum that varies according to how much visual richness a player wants.

When you think of Vandal skins, you shouldn't only consider the weapon's appearance. Some of these skins show a different model when you drop the weapon, change the bullet tracer, or play a different finisher after a kill. Elderflame Vandal, for example, is one of the most memorable Ultra-tier skins with its dragon-themed design and unique sound effects. The RGX 11z Pro Vandal, on the other hand, has become even more visible this period because it re-entered the store with Run It Back V26.

All knife and melee skins

Melee skins are one of the most eye-catching parts of the VALORANT economy. This category includes not only classic knives but also models like karambits, daggers, swords, axes, fans, butterfly knives, staves, gloves, baseball bats, and even chainsaws. Riot Games designs a separate concept for the melee weapon in every collection, and these designs are often the most anticipated part of the collection. The table below shows all melee skins and the collections they belong to.

Melee skin animations change the way the player carries and attacks with the weapon. Karambit models, for example, stand out with a twirling animation between the fingers, while designs like fans and staves add a different feel to the character's stance. In collections, the melee skin is often the most expensive part of the bundle. However, some melee skins can only be purchased as part of the bundle; this makes buying the bundle more appealing for players who want to complete the collection.

How do VALORANT skins and bundles work?

VALORANT skins are purely cosmetic items. They do not provide any in-game advantage, change weapon stats, or affect fire rate. In other words, VALORANT uses a system far from pay-to-win. Skins only change visuals; however, the look of a Vandal can increase a player's desire to use that weapon. This is an important factor for some players that affects the feel of the weapon and thus the enjoyment of the game.

It is important to know the difference between a skin collection and a bundle. A collection covers all items designed around a particular theme. These items are not only weapon skins; they may also include additional cosmetics such as knives, player cards, sprays, and gun buddies. A bundle, on the other hand, is the product group that Riot Games sells in the store for a certain period. Players can usually buy eligible weapon skins individually, but buying as a bundle is often more advantageous because bundles offer discounted pricing and bonus content.

Prices are set in VP and vary by skin tier. Lower-tier skins are cheaper and generally include fewer features. Premium and Exclusive skins, on the other hand, may have extras such as animation, sound effects, and finishers. Ultra-tier skins reach the highest price and are the most visually spectacular options. In bundles, the total price is determined by the tier and number of items included. Since a bundle can include multiple weapon skins and a melee weapon at once, the total VP amount in the table varies.

What do skin tiers mean?

In the game's skin system, we can talk about some general tier levels. The Select tier generally includes the simplest and most affordable options. The Deluxe tier adds a few small effects on top of the basic visual change. The Premium tier offers more pronounced animation and sound changes. The Exclusive tier is often used for a collection's main items and has a slightly higher price. The Ultra tier promises the most comprehensive visual experience, including finishers.

Can old VALORANT skins and bundles return?

Old VALORANT skins can return to the store; however, this is not guaranteed for every skin. After a collection leaves the featured store, eligible individual weapon skins may reappear in the daily rotating store. Through this rotation, players get a chance to purchase skins they missed when the collection was first released. Still, a skin appearing in the daily store does not mean the entire original bundle of that collection will return.

Some special editions and esports-related collections may not be part of the normal store rotation. Event-based bundles like the Champions collections are offered for a limited time during certain periods. Riot Games has brought back some past skins through special bundles such as Run It Back or Give Back. These bundles cover a selected group of items, not a broad collection. Therefore, whether a skin that came out some time ago returns depends entirely on Riot's marketing decision.

The entirety of old bundles is usually not put on sale again. A bundle that leaves the store may reappear months later in the daily store with some of its pieces. However, players who want to buy the whole bundle at the same discount need to make the purchase while the bundle is in the store. Therefore, following the collections on the list is the best way to minimize missed opportunities.

Frequently asked questions about VALORANT skin bundles

How many VALORANT skin bundles are there in total?

VALORANT has released more than 150 skin bundles since its launch. Because new collections are regularly added, this number grows every day. The tables above provide a historical list of all the collections released so far.

What is the newest VALORANT skin bundle?

The newest bundle is Run It Back V26. Released on September 2, 2026, it includes the Elderflame Operator, RGX 11Z Pro Vandal, and Singularity Sheriff skins. As long as it remains in the featured store, the bundle can be purchased for 5,460 VP.

Can old VALORANT skin bundles come back?

Yes, but it is not always the entire original bundle. Individual weapon skins may reappear in the daily store rotation. Some selected skins return through special bundles like Run It Back or Give Back. Esports-related collections, on the other hand, may not appear in the normal store rotation.

Do VALORANT skins provide an in-game advantage?

No, skins are purely cosmetic. They do not change weapon stats, increase damage, or grant the player a competitive advantage. The main purpose is to let players personalize their visual experience in the game.

This guide brings together all weapon bundles, Vandal skins, and melee skins released from VALORANT's launch through 2026 in a single source. When a new bundle is announced, new rows will appear on the list, and VALORANT's cosmetic universe will continue to grow. It is hard to predict right now which theme the next collection will come with; however, judging by past patterns, it is safe to say Riot Games will not stop surprising players.