The two Samsung skins rank 10th on our list because they are both similarly rare, and it would be a shame to leave one out! Ikonik debuted back in Season 8, while Glow appeared a few months later in Season X. Both could be obtained by purchasing one of the new Samsung phones or tablets. However, many also traded these skins, and the prices skyrocketed!
Nevertheless, this doesn't diminish the fact that both skins look excellent and are not seen too often. Nowadays, you can no longer obtain the skins, as the offers ended in September and December 2019. | © Epic Games
The Sparkle Specialist is a skin from the Fortnite Fever Set and should not be confused with the later released Sparkle Supreme. It was available during Season 2 through the Battle Pass and could be unlocked at Tier 56.
At that time, when the Fortnite hype was just beginning to build, the OGs who earned this skin can consider themselves lucky. It was last available on February 21, 2018, and will not return to the game in its current form. | © Epic Games
Eon was released in 2018 but was only available through the "Eon Xbox One S Bundle." This bundle originally cost around €250. Similarly, Dark Vertex had a similar situation. When the bundles sold out, prices soared.
You don't see the two Xbox skins too often, so they definitely earn a spot on the list. | © Epic Games
The Double Helix skin, released as part of a Nintendo Switch bundle at the end of 2018, is one of the rarest and most expensive skins in Fortnite. To acquire it, players had to purchase the entire console bundle.
The Honor Guard skin, like the Wonder skin, was available through a Huawei Honor phone. Unlike the other phone skins, the options to obtain it were very limited. You could only get it through the Honor View20, which cost 650 euros. Consequently, the skin is even rarer.
The instructions on how to redeem the skin are still available online. However, we cannot confirm whether it can still be redeemed. | © Epic Games
The Black Knight is the last skin available in the Season 2 Battle Pass, which places it in terms of rarity above the Sparkle Specialist. It was last seen on February 21, 2018, but could only be unlocked at Tier 70, making it even more intense.
If you see a player using this skin, you should be cautious as it means they have been playing for a loooong time. Additionally, the skin overall is extremely cool, and the Black Shield that comes with it is a pretty popular back bling. | © Epic Games
The very first and only true Galaxy Skin! Only buyers of the Samsung Note 9 and the Galaxy Tab S4 could obtain this OG Fortnite skin.
It is arguably the rarest and most popular mobile skin in all of Fortnite. | © Epic Games
Surprised that the Renegade Raider isn't in our first place? Then stay tuned, because there is indeed another skin that fewer players own in Fortnite. Nevertheless, it is among the most popular.
It was first released in September 2017, just two months after the release of Fortnite! You could unlock it through the then Fortnite Season Shop for 1,200 V-Bucks once you reached level 20. Especially YouTubers and streamers play this skin, as the Renegade Raider simply looks super cool! Let's hope it doesn't suffer the same fate as the Recon Expert. | © Epic Games
Now, many may initially think that the skin is anything but rare. In fact, Agent Peely was the first skin in the Battle Pass of Chapter 2 Season 2. However, you had to reach Level 350 in the season to unlock the fully golden skin. And let's be honest, have you ever seen one of the golden bananas?
A skin that distinguishes you as either true grinders or simply in need of some fresh air! | © Epic Games
The Royale Bomber is a Playstation exclusive skin. You received a code when purchasing the Playstation 4 Fortnite bundle, but these have since expired.
It was difficult for us not to include a skin like him on the list, so he has earned this spot here. But now, let's move on to arguably the rarest Fortnite skin of all time! | © Epic Games
The Aerial Assault Trooper!
Like the Renegade Raider, this skin was only available during Season 1 and required players to reach Level 15 before they could buy it in the then "Season Shop." Most players were saving up for the Renegade Raider back then, which is why hardly anyone owns the Aerial Assault Trooper.
It's worth considering that Fortnite was still in its infancy at the time, and players were reluctant to invest money into the game so early on. Therefore, it's hardly surprising that this skin is so incredibly rare. And if it's in your locker, congratulations! You own arguably the rarest skin in Fortnite! | © Epic Games
Fortnite is all about winning, but it's also always about seeing and being seen... What attracts attention and envy better than special skins? For a long time, the Recon Expert was considered the rarest skin in Fortnite, but was removed from the list when it suddenly reappeared in Fortnite's item shop in 2020. So we asked ourselves: Which 10 Fortnite skins are still the rarest in 2024?
