Buy All Rust Satchel Explosives Skins

The Satchel Charge is Rust's budget raiding explosive — the bundle of beancans you throw at a door long before rockets are on the table. This page lists every Satchel Charge skin on sale at Skin.Land with live prices: 24 finishes, starting from around $0.40.

What Are Satchel Charge Skins in Rust?

A satchel skin is a Workshop design applied to the Satchel Charge. It is cosmetic — damage, throw arc and the chance of a dud are unchanged. You see your own satchels mostly in the hotbar and mid-throw, which is exactly when a good skin reads.

Satchels are consumable, so a skin here behaves differently from armour or a gun: you craft a stack, throw them, and they are gone. The skin is tied to the item you crafted.

Best Satchel Charge Skins in Rust

Satchelo is the standout at around $15 — a long way clear of everything else in the category. Red Leather Day and Satchel Charge from Hell follow, both at roughly $2.

Pixel Satchel Charge and Cargo Heli Satchel Charge both sit around $1, and the floor runs from around $0.40 with Egg Basket Satchel, Love Letter Satchel, Possessed Gingerbread Satchel, Secret Recipe Satchel Charge and Christmas Surprise. Going bigger? The rocket launcher skins cover the late-game raid tool.

How Much Do Rust Satchel Skins Cost?

Around $0.40 at the bottom and roughly $1–3 for most of the catalog, with one finish at about $15. Given that satchels get consumed, most players stick to the cheap shelf and keep the money for explosives.

How to Buy Satchel Charge Skins on Skin.Land

The same quick flow as every other Rust item:

1. Connect your Steam account. That is where the item arrives — no subscription, no minimum spend.
2. Choose a design. Sort by price to put the cheapest skins for sale at the top, or filter the category down to the look you are after.
3. Add to cart and go through to checkout.
4. Pay with what suits you. Visa, Mastercard, PayPal or crypto including USDT, Bitcoin and Ethereum.
5. Equip it. Delivery to your Steam inventory is automatic and usually takes minutes.

Clearing out explosives skins you no longer craft? Put it through the same account and sell your Rust skins for real money, then spend the balance here. Where satchels sit against the rest of the raiding kit is in our Rust weapon and gun tier list. Browse the wider Rust weapon catalog for the guns that follow the breach.

Satchel Charge Skins FAQ

Do satchel skins do more damage in Rust?

No. Skins are cosmetic only — a skinned Satchel Charge deals the same damage and has the same dud chance as a plain one. Raid costs do not change.

Do I lose the skin when the satchel explodes?

Yes. Satchel Charges are consumable, so the skinned item is spent when you use it. The skin you bought stays in your inventory as a skin and can be applied to the next batch you craft.

What is the most expensive satchel charge skin?

Satchelo, at around $15 — several times the price of anything else in the category.

What is the cheapest satchel skin?

Around $0.40. The holiday-themed finishes in particular tend to sit at the bottom of the price range while still looking distinct.

Can I sell satchel charge skins?

Yes, if Steam marks the item tradable — list it through the Rust sell page and take the payout in PayPal, card or crypto.