Top 5 Classic Valorant Skins in 2023

Classic is the most commonly used gun during any pistol round, which is paradoxically one of the most important rounds (if not the most important) in the entire match. If you’re a Valorant player, you’re also a Classic player, so equip yourself with a skin that will give you some power and make every first-round frag taste even better. Here’s our list of best skins for the primary gun in Valorant.

Prime Classic Skin

The Prime Classic skin was added to Valorant on June 2nd, 2020, as a part of the Prime Collection. It’s an upgradeable skin, and it comes in four variants — Default, Orange, Blue, and Yellow. You can purchase the Prime Classic skin for 1775 VPs in the Valorant Store.

If you remember the days of the Valorant Beta, there’s no need to introduce you to the Prime skin line. We don't know if it's another weapon skin from this bundle that will give you aimbot, but it will surely provide you with smooth gameplay thanks to its animations and VFX. If you are into shiny and royal designs, this one might be your go-to choice.

Glitchpop Classic Skin

The Glitchpop 2.0 Classic skin was added to Valorant on February 4th, 2021, as a part of the refreshed Glitchpop Collection. It’s an upgradeable skin, and it comes in four variants — Default, Blue, Red, and Gold. You can purchase the Glitchpop 2.0 Classic skin for 2175 VPs in the Valorant Store.

Let's move on to the most expensive skin on this list, but still worth every Valorant Point. Even if you're not into rainbows and ponies, you can upgrade it to variant 3, which is black and gold, while still retaining that cyberpunk vibe. And if those ponies are your thing, you can stay with the default variant, but think about getting yourself a Glitchpop Gun Buddy, which goes amazingly well with this skin.

Spline Classic Skin

The Spline Classic skin was added to Valorant on September 1st, 2020, as a part of the Spline Collection. It’s an upgradeable skin, and it comes in four variants — Default, Green, Red, and Blue. You can purchase the Spline Classic skin for 1775 VPs in the Valorant Store.

There was royalty, there was color, and now there’s something for… everyone! Spline weapon skins are some of the most versatile in the game and are the real deal. Instead of buying an individual skin, you can buy the whole Spline bundle to get a bunch of upgradeable skins that can hit every taste; well, maybe they’re not too candy-coated, but after all, what’s the Glitchpop collection for?

G.U.N Classic Skin

The G.U.N Classic skin was added to Valorant on September 29th, 2020, as a part of the Gravitational Uranium Neuroblaster Collection. It’s an upgradeable skin, and it comes in four variants — Default, Chrome, Black, and RWB. You can purchase the G.U.N Classic skin for 1775 VPs in the Valorant Store.

And now a Classic skin for those who dreamed of becoming an astronaut in their childhood. In addition to that Star Trek design, G.U.N Classic has VFX worth every single one of those 55 Radianite points and well-detailed animations. The biggest downside to the Gravitational Uranium Neuroblaster collection is the lack of a Vandal skin — looking at how amazing G.U.N Spectre looks, a Vandal would have been something. Well, we can't do anything apart from hoping to see a refreshed version of this Valorant skin bundle!

Final Chamber Classic Skin

The Final Chamber Classic skin was added to Valorant on June 2nd, 2020, as a part of the In-Game Challenges (Contracts). This skin is not purchasable, and you can only get it for completing all the Tiers of the Sage Contract.

Finally, the skin that anyone can get for completing all the challenges of the Sage contract. The Final Chamber skin is one of the few non-upgradeable skins in the game, but you have to admit that you don't actually have to change much about it (especially if you are one of the Sage players). It looks simply good, and I think that we won't exaggerate if we say that it has a chance to be called the best-looking free weapon skin in Valorant.

Out of all released skins for Classic, these are the best ones. If this were to be a top 10 list, we might include some Battle Pass skins or the one from Elderflame Collection and my personal favorite the ZEDD Classic skin. Nevertheless, if they were lying on the ground next to the skins we mentioned, we wouldn't reach for them (but that's still our subjective opinion). If we've helped you to pick your new Valorant skin, be sure to check out our other listings, such as those for Phantom or a Melee, and provide your weapons with a fresh look.