Which Suit Should You Buy?

Rank the stat you need—not just the price

For swing capacity among the five suits below, Iron Spider and Stealth lead with 7, Advanced and Miles tie at 6, and Classic has 5. For the displayed Speed multiplier, Stealth is highest at ×4. Those are different comparisons, and neither says a billion-cash suit is the right next purchase for a beginner.

If you need an extra swing, compare the capacity column first. If capacity already covers your route, compare multiplier and cost. This page covers these five recorded shop options, not every suit or a pet tier list.

Suit stats and prices

These shop values come from September 18, 2026 gameplay. Cash and Robux are separate purchase options; check your current shop and purchase confirmation before paying.

Swipe sideways to see both price columns.

Classic or Advanced: an extra swing at a higher cost

Classic is the lowest cash price in this comparison at $15K. Advanced costs $150K and increases the listed capacity from five to six swings, with a multiplier increase from ×2 to ×2.5.

If five swings already let you complete the route you are practising, compare the wait for Advanced with what else your cash could improve. If a sixth swing is the specific capability you need, Advanced adds one; spending more on a different six-swing suit is not necessary just to reach that count.

Advanced or Miles: same capacity, different multiplier

Both list six swings. Miles raises the displayed multiplier from ×2.5 to ×3, while its cash price is $4M instead of $150K. For capacity alone, the extra spending adds nothing in this pair.

Consider Miles for its multiplier, not as a cure for running out of a six-swing budget. The effect on a particular trip also depends on your movement and current Speed; the shop numbers do not establish a guaranteed crossing distance.

Iron Spider or Stealth: compare two seven-swing options

Iron Spider lists seven swings, ×3.5 Speed and $60M. Stealth also lists seven swings, but ×4 Speed and $1B. If seven swings is your goal, Iron Spider reaches that capacity at the lower listed cash price.

Moving from Miles to Iron Spider adds one listed swing. Moving from Iron Spider to Stealth does not. Keep that distinction in mind before saving for the much larger price: a higher multiplier and a larger swing budget solve different problems.

Make the purchase fit your next run

1. Check your equipped suit and the Swings counter before a run.
2. Note whether the problem was capacity, Speed, or completing the return with an egg.
3. Compare the relevant column, then read the current cash price.
4. Use the resource calculator with your balance and observed income to estimate the saving time.
5. After purchasing, check the equipped state before trying the same route again.

If you mainly need more Speed rather than a suit's capacity, compare the option of training on your treadmill. For pet choices, compare the actual cash/s shown in Pets rather than reusing this suit ranking.