Beginner Tier List

S-Tier Starters (Under 500 Slaps)

Brick at 45 Slaps is the first S-tier beginner pick. Defensive properties teach counter-slapping and punish reckless rushdown.

Dual follows quickly after Brick with dual-wield pressure that builds knockback timing fundamentals. Simple kit, no ability cooldown management.

Redeem THANKYOU, UPDATE, NEWGLOVES, and Happy5lappiversary codes immediately — free Slaps jump you past the earliest grind wall.

A-Tier Early Unlocks (500–2,000 Slaps)

Mid-range slap gloves in this bracket introduce single E abilities without overwhelming complexity. Good stepping stones before badge quests.

Pick gloves with clear ability tooltips in lobby inventory. Ambiguous kits slow learning.

Test each unlock in Blue Default Arena before Red Main Arena. The beginner tier list assumes Default Arena practice time.

B-Tier Learning Tools

Default glove is B-tier for combat but S-tier for first-hour education. Every player starts here.

Some cheap slap gloves have gimmick abilities that confuse more than help. B-tier ranking flags them as skip-for-now options.

Cosmetic-heavy gloves with weak stats land here — pretty, not practical for progression.

Avoid Early (C-Tier for Beginners)

Walrus at 37,500 Slaps is C-tier for beginners despite endgame power. The cost is prohibitive and the ability kit demands experience.

Badge gloves like Suction and Doorkeeper are long-term goals, not day-one targets. Attempt Plungering Heights after mastering shiftlock and parkour basics.

OVERKILL gamepass skips learning fundamentals. Beginners who buy it often develop bad habits that hurt them when switching gloves.

Progression Milestones

0–45 Slaps: Default only. Learn slap, move, jump.

45–500 Slaps: Brick, Dual, and code-boosted unlocks. Stay in Default Arena.

500–2,000 Slaps: First mid-tier gloves. Begin cautious Main Arena visits.

2,000+ Slaps: Consider badge routes or dedicated farming guides.

Progression Milestones by Slap Count

0 to 45 Slaps: Default glove only in Blue Default Arena. Learn slap, move, jump, and shiftlock. Redeem THANKYOU, UPDATE, NEWGLOVES, and Happy5lappiversary immediately for burst income.

45 to 500 Slaps: Brick and Dual form the S-tier beginner core. Brick teaches defensive timing at 45 Slaps. Dual adds pressure without complex E cooldown management. Stay in Default Arena until knockouts feel routine.

500 to 2,000 Slaps: A-tier mid-range slap gloves with single abilities enter the build. Test each in Default Arena before Red Main Arena. One mastered mid-tier beats rotating through five shallow unlocks.

2,000 plus Slaps: Consider first badge route toward Suction or continue slap path toward Walrus at 37,500. Do not buy OVERKILL before fundamentals solidify — it teaches bad habits that hurt when switching gloves.

Beginner Traps to Avoid

Chasing Walrus or G-X before Brick fundamentals is the most common beginner trap. Endgame gloves underperform in unskilled hands regardless of tier list placement. Plungering Heights before comfortable parkour wastes hours on Suction badge frustration.

Ignoring codes slows progression by days. Tencelll releases strings through Twitter during updates — each code grants meaningful Slap chunks toward the 250+ glove roster without arena time.

Slap Count Reference Table

Default glove costs zero Slaps. Brick unlocks at 45 Slaps — first beginner S-tier milestone. Dual follows in low hundreds. Mid-tier competitive gloves cluster between 1,000 and 5,000 Slaps before Walrus at 37,500 endgame.

Use beginner tier list to pick targets matching your HUD counter. Equipping a glove you cannot afford yet wastes Lobby time walking stands. Codes THANKYOU, UPDATE, NEWGLOVES, and Happy5lappiversary jump early totals significantly.