HUSH Armor and Rig Stats: Slots and Gear Choices

Compare rigs, leg armor, footwear, headwear, Muffs and Police Armor in the equipment directory. Read each value with its label:

• Item weight is the equipment's own weight, not its carrying limit.
• Storage capacity describes the cells available inside a rig. Stored item dimensions describe the space the equipment occupies inside another container.
• Current durability describes the condition of an individual item. Courier Rig's 60% and Canvas Work Pants' 76% are item-condition readings, not fixed protection ratings.
• Purchase prices are Scrapper GEAR shelf quotes. Check the current offer and stock before buying; sale values are separate and retain their item-specific conditions.

For purchasing steps and locked offers, use the Scrapper shop guide.

Choose Riot Leg Guards when leg protection is your priority. Choose Canvas Work Pants when you want lower item weight. Both use the Legs slot.

The guards offer higher values in both protection attributes, while the pants weigh less and take less space when packed. Keep leg bite block and leg protection separate when comparing them; they describe different attributes.

Look for Riot Leg Guards in Wardrobes. Canvas Work Pants have a Scrapper GEAR purchase quote of 1,035 Cash; check the current shelf before buying.

Equip Riot Leg Guards

1. Hover over the guards to compare them with your equipped leg armor.
2. Drag the guards from your inventory or a reachable container into Legs. Placing them in Boots produces a red rejection indicator.
3. Check where the replaced pants went. They can move into your backpack, so account for them before leaving the container.

Legs and Boots are separate slots. You can wear Riot Leg Guards and Jungle Combat Boots together; removing your boots is not a prerequisite for replacing leg armor.

Rifleman Rig is the stronger choice for loot capacity; Scrap Vest suits runs where six cells are enough and lower equipment weight matters.

The six small pockets in Courier Rig's description are a pocket count, not a storage-grid measurement. Its 2 × 2 dimensions describe its packed footprint. Scrap Vest occupies 3 × 2 cells when stored and also provides a 3 × 2 internal grid—those are separate properties even though the dimensions match.

Rifleman Rig is acquired through looting; Wardrobes are search locations for Scrap Vest and Courier Rig. These are loot opportunities, not guaranteed contents.

Rifleman Rig and Scrap Vest equip in Body Armor, while their usable storage appears in the Rig area. When switching to the smaller vest, items that do not fit can remain inside the old rig. Check it before moving on; the inventory guide covers recovering retained items and checking your storage.

For a complete combination of storage, protection and supplies, see the quiet loot-run loadout guide.

Jungle Combat Boots are a practical choice for quieter footsteps. They equip in Boots, weigh 1.6 kg, occupy 2 × 2 cells when packed and have a −25% footstep noise modifier. Pair them with quiet movement; the stealth guide explains noise management and responding to pursuit.

Other equipment has useful purchase or identification details:

• Canvas High-Tops: light-colored canvas shoes with a Scrapper GEAR quote of 745 Cash.
• MOTO: a dark motorcycle-style helmet with red accents, equipped in Headwear.
• Miner's Helmet: a yellow helmet with a Scrapper GEAR quote of 2,880 Cash.
• Muffs: yellow-and-black ear defenders that use Headset and can appear in Wardrobe loot.
• Police Armor: a possible airdrop find. See raid events and airdrop loot for that acquisition opportunity.