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Equipping the right armor is a key gameplay element inHelldivers 2. With three different armor types (light, medium, heavy), a dozen unique passives, and varying stats across the board, you must still consider color palettes and esthetics to spread managed democracy in style.
This is where the Superstore comes in to sell armor sets and cosmetic items you cannot find anywhere else, not even in thePremium Warbonds ofHelldivers 2. These exclusive store offerings are a must-have for players looking to stand out on the battlefield. Whether you are a veteran or a collector, the Superstore has something worth checking out.
Updated July 06, 2025, by Saqib Mansoor:The Superstore has added several more armor sets, cosmetics, and even weapons with the release of recent Premium Warbonds. This also means that the number of rotations has increased, making it critical you keep your eyes on every store refresh.Alongside the missing items, the Superstore armor list has been split between light, medium, and heavy armor for improved clarity and readability.
Every Superstore Armor and Item Rotation in Helldivers 2
Below is a complete list of all the body armor you can unlock via the Superstore inHelldivers 2. They have been categorized betweenlight, medium, and heavy armor, and sorted alphabetically by their armor passives to make it easier for you to find something worth buying. However, the list purposely skips helmets because they all have the same 100 stats.
The Superstore also features two weapons: the Stun Baton and the StA-52 Assault Rifle. The Stun Baton is a melee weapon with a shorter range, but faster attack speed. The StA-52 Assault Rifle is part of theHelldivers 2 x Killzone 2crossoverthat also includes a thematic armor set, player card, and player title.
The Superstore rotates armor and items based on their release dates. Check the current rotation number below and then the number of the item you want to buy. The difference will tell you the number of store rotations you have to wait for the item to come up for sale.
50
550
125
250 SC
11
79
521
111
150 SC
9
8
100
13
12
64
536
118
14
10
500
500 SC
1
4
15
150
300 SC
7
129
471
71
400 SC
5
6
3
450
200
2
75 SC
100 SC
35 SC
200 SC
615 SC
310 SC
90 SC
How the Superstore Rotation Works in Helldivers 2
The Superstore is an in-game shop inHelldivers 2that rotates its inventory every two real-world days. Each rotation features two full armor sets (body and helmet) alongside other items like capes and player cards. If you miss an armor set or want to purchase something specific, you can check back after the store refreshes. This meansnothing is exclusiveor a one-time opportunity. You only need to wait for the Superstore to keep rotating until it puts your items of interest up for sale.
TheHelldivers 2Superstoreresets with new armor and items every 48 hoursat exactly 10:00 a.m. GMT, 2:00 a.m. PST, 5:00 a.m. EST, and 4:00 a.m. CT.
The items in the Superstore are purely cosmetic or feature passives already available in the game. There are nopay-to-win advantagesor overpowered stats tied to these items.
For instance, body armor from the store may come with the same passive abilities as those unlocked through Warbonds but in a different design or armor type. So, you can unlock a medium armor with the Engineering passive from your Warbonds, but the Superstore may offer a light armor with the same passive.
The Superstore has15 rotationsat the time of writing, following a chronological order based on their release dates. However, developer Arrowhead Game Studios is looking into improving the rotation structure.
To access the Superstore, head to the Acquisition Centre on your ship.Press R (PC) or Square (PS5)to open the menu, then navigate to the Superstore tab to view the available items. Purchases require Super Credits, which can be bought with real money orearned for free through gameplay.
The Superstore focuses on offering unique designs and color palettes. Helmets are entirely cosmetic, while body armor maintains the same passive stats available elsewhere in the game. This allows you to mix and match passives across different armor types, letting you decide whether the premium esthetics are worth your Super Credits.
