This one doesn’t look like much – it’s a welder’s apron, basically, all brown with a lot of padding. You can install two mods on it, and it costs 780 metal shards and a charger heart. It does provide +50 fire protection, so it’s not too bad. It looks pretty nice, but makes no sense whatsoever, leaving an open abdomen. The blazon is said to be the outfit of nobles and elite hunters. You can buy it for 770 metal shards and a longleg heart. It looks sofisticated, with a golden sash, turquoise blazer and shiny steel plates. It comes with three modifications slots, letting you tailor it specifically for your needs. There’s not much here in terms of protection, but what it does offer is customization options. You can buy it for 800 metal shards, a strider heart and 20 metal vessels. It grants +50 frost protection, and has two modification slots. A lot of turquoise cloth, steel shoulder plates and a great headband/helmet make it a great choice for anyone wishing to stand out from the crowd. Proving the Banuk are masters of fashion once again, the ice hunter garb looks great. You can purchase it for 760 metal shards and a grazer heart. It starts off with +50 corruption protection. It can be upgraded with two modifications, furthering its capacity to save your hide. It provides a lot of resistance to corruption, so it’s great for clearing out corrupted zones. The Banuk shaman outfit looks amazing – it comes with a robot skull helmet. You can buy it for 1000 metal shards and a shell-walker heart. It offers +30 melee protection, and can be upgraded with a couple of mods. It has steel plate enhancements, which help it withstand physical damage. It costs 900 metal shards, 2 watcher hearts and 40 blaze. It gives +15 to frost, fire, electric and corruption protection, and comes with two modification slots. It doesn’t excell in any one, but you won’t be left wanting in most situations. The survivor outfit offers decent protection against all elements. You can buy it from most merchants for 800 metal shards and a bellowback heart. It gives +50 stealth, making Alloy harder to hear or see. Nora Silent Hunter Heavy armorĪs the name implies, this outfit was made for sneaking. You’ll need to set aside 680 metal shards and a stalker heart if you want it. It has three modification slots, so you can fine tune it however you want. It’s a Kestrel armor which protects against blinding and sonic attacks, like the ones the bird-bots have. This is probably one of the last armor sets you’ll unlock. ▼Article Continues Below▼ Best armor in Horizon Zero Dawn Shadow Stalward Heavy
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