SpinPractices Loadout Tier List
Visibility first. Fashion second. The dummy does not care about your jacket.
SpinPractices is indexed as Attachments SpinPractices and Outfits SpinPractices in different listings. That is a hint: loadouts change how the dummy looks during a 360. This page ranks visibility and control, not drip. Pair it with drill rankings and the tier list hub.
We do not invent named gun attachments the developer has not shown. Until patch notes list a red dot or a stock, “attachments” means whatever sight/barrel the beta actually spawns, plus the avatar items you bring from the Roblox catalog.
S tier — see the dummy
Slim avatar, no huge hats. During a 360 your own hair, wings, or bow can cover the dummy at 90–180 degrees. Train on a small head and a short torso accessory set.
Shift lock + stable FOV. Not an item, but a loadout slot in practice. If a future sight zooms too hard, 360s become teleports. Default revolver view from the official thumbnail is S until proven otherwise.
A tier — small costs, real gains
High-contrast clothing on the dummy’s background. You cannot dress the dummy, but you can avoid wearing neon that blends into the sunset when you check killcams. Wear something that does not match the shop’s warm interior so you can see your own gun silhouette.
Light packages. If the beta adds a sight that keeps both dummy and peripheral cars on-screen, that is A. A sight that hides the BMW (your flick reset object) drops to C.
B tier — style with a tax
Jackets and layered clothing. Fine for standing static groups. During spins they add mass around the camera. Equip them after the warmup, not during it.
Wall rifles. Cool. Only A or S once you have a magazine of confirmed hits. Until then they are a distraction from the revolver you spawned with.
C tier — know the downside
Large melee / baton cosmetics. The logo baton is the icon of this wiki, not a reason to hold a huge mesh in first-shot drills.
Low-FOV zoom. Makes chest shots feel easy and 360s feel impossible. Use it as a separate drill, not as your main sense.
F tier — take it off
Particle auras, giant wings, trail spam. They hide hit markers and the dummy’s hands. This is a trainer, not a catalog flex.
Copied PvP sweat outfits with 12 layered hats. If you cannot see the dummy through your own items, you are not practicing aim.
Script skins / fake unlock-all outfits. If a script is dressing you, you are not testing a legal loadout. See scripts and script safety.
How to test a loadout
Run the same 20 static shots and 10 slow 360s on two outfits. If hits drop, the outfit is the variable. Log it in the practice planner. Do not change sense in the same test.
Related pages
How to spin if outfits clip mid-orbit. How to improve aim for camera-offset misses that people blame on guns. Beta notes when real attachments ship. Getting Started if you still need the dummy’s spot in the shop.
When a real attachment panel ships, add a column to your hit log: sight on versus sight off, same drill, same sense. If the sight wins static and loses 360s, it is a B-tier tool, not a new identity. Do not rebuild sensitivity just because a barrel looks longer. The dummy did not move. Your picture of the dummy did.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for SpinPractices sessions, settings, and drills.
Should I train in my ranked outfit?
After warmup, yes, if that outfit is what you fight in. During S-tier drills, wear something slim.
Are attachments in the game yet?
The universe name includes Attachments. Named attachment stats are not on the public page. We will rank them when they are.
Do hats change hitboxes?
They change what you can see. Dummy hitboxes are the dummy's, not yours.
Where are gun tiers?
Not enough public data. Use drill rankings for what to practice with whatever gun you hold.