Fortnite Cosmetic Update: How Triple T Became Season's Most Debated Outfit
Q1: Did the Triple T skin ever actually have a larger hitbox than other skins?
No. All humanoid Fortnite outfits share an identical hit-detection cylinder. The disadvantage was entirely visual: oversized shoulder elements blocked the player's own view when aiming down sights and made the user easier to spot across the map.
Q2: How much did the Triple T skin cost when it debuted in the Item Shop?
The standalone Triple T outfit was priced at 1,500 V-Bucks, while the full equipment bundle containing the matching harvesting tool, glider, and weapon wrap retailed for 2,200 V-Bucks.
Q3: Can players still get a refund for Triple T without using a return ticket?
The specialized refund grace period was active for thirty days immediately following Epic's cosmetic hotfix. Standard purchases made today fall under the normal return policy, requiring a valid Return Ticket if owned for less than thirty days without gameplay usage.
Q4: Is the Triple T skin considered safe to use in ranked matches after the patch?
Yes. The hotfix reduced the shoulder mesh footprint and adjusted the ADS camera angle, restoring visual clearance to standard competitive norms, even if lingering community perception keeps it out of tournament metas.
