More than fashion, equipment applies stat enhancers to your build, allowing you to fully customise your experience and play to dominate the competition and win matches. Find out which wearables are better using my Inazuma Strikers Equipment Tier List, ranking each type, including a small FAQ.
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Inazuma Strikers Equipment Tier List
S-TIER
- Ogre Boots
- Canon Earphone
- Ogre Earphone
- Lars Goggles
- Ogre Gloves
- Grandpa Gloves
- Mark Bandana
- Zeus Boots
- Zeus’s Shoulder Cloth
- Jude Cape (Royal Academy)
- Flame Gloves
- Promise Pendant
A-TIER
- Kirkwood Boots
- Shuriken Boots
- Zeus Gloves
- Jude Cape (Raimon)
- Jude Goggles
- Marvin Glasses
- Malcolm Bandana
- Cosmos Bracelet
- Gold FR Pendant
- Gold TP Pendant
- Gold Power Pendant
- Gold Shield Pendant
B-TIER
- Gladiator Mask
- Sacred Bracelet
- Life Bracelet
- Muscle’s Bracelet
- Safety Bracelet
- Silver TP Pendant
- Silver Power Pendant
- Silver Shield Pendant
- Silver FP Pendant
- Royal Gloves
- Royal Boots
- Tyler Glasses
- Thomas Glasses
- OG Cape
C-TIER
- Samford Eyepatch
- Talisman Bandana
- Nathan Mask
- Max Hat
- Inazuma KFC Gloves
- Farm Boots
- Otaku Boots
- Occult Boots
D-TIER
- Bronze Shield Pendant
- Bronze Power Pendant
- Bronze TP Pendant
- Bronze FP Pendant
- Raimon Boots
- Raimon Gloves
What Each Tier Means
S: Simply the best! Standing leagues above the other equipment pieces, these top-tier bunch have the best stat enhancers, giving any lucky player wearing them the best chances of winning matches.
A: Secondary to the best, these equipment pieces are great alternatives to the top tier if you want a powerful build, without waiting on RNG. They’re perfect fillers for your wearables whilst you work towards an entirely top-tier loadout.
B: Nestled into the average tier, these equipment pieces are great early game choices, helping you bridge the gap between mid and meta. They’re decent, but don’t settle; there’s much better available.
C: Despite escaping the worst tier, these wearables are also somewhat worse for wear… Puns aside, they have some decent early game buffs, but are easily replaceable.
D: These low-tier equipment have weak, barely notable enhancements. They’re easy to replace, but better than nothing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I get equipment?
A: Chests, Overworld Drops, Matches, and Shops (such as the Military Dealer).
Q: What equipment slots are there?
A: Boots (Feet), Gloves (Hands), Special (Head or Cape), Bracelet (Wrist), and Pendant (Neck).
