VALORANT Best Vandal Skins (June 2022, Patch 4.10)

The Vandal vs. Phantom debate among VALORANT players will probably continue until the end of time, with the Vandal taking action thanks to the weapon's longer damage range and headshot potential. Since VALORANT's official launch, the developers at Riot have had plenty of time to create iconic weapon skins. Cosmetics come in various prices, varieties and animations, and they are the best way for fans to express themselves in the first-person shooter. Since the Vandal is one of the most popular weapons in the game, you will have more than enough skins to choose from. Here are the best VALORANT Vandal skins.

Best VALORANT Vandal Skins June 2022

Prime

If there were a hall of fame for iconic VALORANT skins, the Prime Vandal would be the first ballot pick. One of the tactical shooter's first skin lines, Prime is a certified classic. The Prime Vandal is not distracting, and has a sleek, clean color and pleasant VFX animations. There are better finishers out there, but a howling wolf is still pretty menacing. Modest and clear, Prime is your best choice for players looking for a good all-around cosmetic.

Reaver

The Reaver skin is dark, grumpy and will send enemies to the underworld. What is not to love? The cosmetic has one of the longest histories in VALORANT, first appearing during the closed beta. Riot let those with early access try the skin before shelving it for a few months. Reaver was finally released in November with a number of improvements, and it is definitely one of the coolest skins in the game. Its animations haunt you as if you were using a weapon that sends countless souls to the underworld. And its finisher backs this up with dozens of hands dragging your target into the depths of hell. It is a must-buy if it shows up in the store or the Night Market.

Sentinels of Light

With a gorgeous base model, a flashy but not distracting upgrade package and four great color variations, the Sentinels of Light Vandal is one of the most beautiful skins in the game. The Sentinels of Light collection was introduced during the Sentinels of Light event, which focused on Viego's return from League. The final upgrade shows the dying agent being briefly possessed by Viego before being purified. The reload/equip animations also see the crystal remnant barrel expand, separate and then reform, and it looks great. All four colors are cool, but the original and the Pink variant are easily the best.

Glitchpop 2.0

The Glitchpop Vandal came packaged with arguably the best bundle ever, which included Operator, Phantom and Classic skins. And it does not disappoint. The first Glitchpop bundle was much loved, but it included cosmetics that were not so popular for the weapons. So Riot brought the design back with small changes that pleased the VALORANT community. The skin has a cyberpunk vibe with its bright neon tones and industrial details. It is certainly flashy: it literally flickers with holograms, lights and futuristic ads. But it is fun to use, has excellent VFX and animations, and offers a new take on the VALORANT world.

Sakura

Sakura does not come with fancy visual effects, animations or finishers. But it is very beautiful. The skin is painted with a peaceful scene that is sure to provide a calm experience for those who use it. Since Sakura means "cherry blossom" in Japanese, it is very fitting that the tree's pink petals fly with the setting sun and snowy mountains in the background. The Sakura Vandal is not flashy or over the top. Instead, it offers a calm backdrop for recoloring a popular weapon.