Narrow One Skins: Bow Skins, Arrow Skins & How to Get Them
Narrow One skins are cosmetics you buy in the in-game shop with coins earned from matches. A bow skin is actually two parts — a handle and a tip — and each part carries small stat bonuses like Attack Strength or Loading Speed. One warning before you spend: bow skins are locked to the bow class you buy them for. If you main the Sharpshooter, a Scout handle does nothing for you. Skin your main bow first, always.
How Bow Skins Work
Each of the 6 bows has its own skin line, split into handles and tips that mix and match. Every part adds +1 to +3 in one or two stats. The community's consistent advice for picking parts: prioritize Loading Speed (a faster bow out-DPSes a harder-hitting one in most fights), then Attack Strength. Focus is widely considered skippable.
| Example handle (medium bow) | Price | Bonus |
|---|---|---|
| Simple Handle | 25 | +1 Attack, +1 Loading |
| Viking Handle | 350 | +2 Attack |
| Metal Handle | 750 | +3 Attack |
| Greek Handle | 1,212 | +3 Loading |
| Golden Handle | 4,444 | +1 Attack, +2 Loading |
| Fearless Handle | 35,000 | +2 Attack, +1 Loading, +1 Bloodlust |
Skins release in themed waves tied to map updates — Viking skins with the Viking update, Greek with Temple, Aztec with Jungle, Chinese Dragon with Walls. Some parts unlock free by watching an ad (marked "Ad" in the shop), including the popular Ivy and Guard parts.
Arrow Skins
Arrow skins change the look of your arrows in flight and are sold separately from bow parts. They follow the same coin economy. Community tier lists rank arrow skins mostly on visibility — a bright, high-contrast arrow is easier for enemies to dodge but also easier for you to track and correct your aim with. Like bow parts, arrows are per-loadout purchases, so buy for the class you actually play.
All skin prices in the shop
How to Get Free Skins
Beyond ad-unlocked parts, seasonal events hand out cosmetic items — the Santa Suit, Cupid Valentine set and birthday-party sets have all been ad-reward items. Event cosmetics are limited-time: once the season ends, they stop being obtainable. If a seasonal look matters to you, claim it during the event window.
- Ad unlocks: shop items marked "Ad" cost zero coins — watch a short ad, keep the part.
- Seasonal events: check the shop during Halloween, Christmas, Easter and the game's anniversary.
- Battle-pass style sets: some full looks (like Pelican Warrior) come with the Pelican Party Plus subscription instead of coins.
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Character Customization Beyond Bows
The shop's Looks section covers your character: skin color, hair, eyebrows, eyes, beards and miscellaneous items like eyepatches. One quirky detail: certain eye skins are required to open secret passages on the Gatehouse map (see the fruits guide for the full route). Armor pieces are covered separately in the gear sets guide, since they change stats while Looks items do not.
Earning Coins for Skins
Coins come from match score — roughly 10 points per coin by community measurement. Flag captures and deliveries pay the most, so squad play funds skins fastest. Short Arena matches rack up score quickly per minute. The gear guide's coin section has the full breakdown.
Where to Go Next
Skins optimize a bow you already play well — start with choosing your main weapon, then spend coins on Loading Speed parts for it. The official shop rotates, so prices here (from the community wiki, CC-BY-SA) are a guide, not gospel; always double-check in-game before a big purchase.