Makeshift line
Renovo Armor Set
- Total armor
- 96
- Total weight
- 14
- +30 carry weight
- +2 cold resistance
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Armor Set Comparison Planner
Compare three documented upgrade lines without turning an editorial preference into a universal tier list. Select the jobs the armor itself must perform, set a weight limit, and review the candidates that satisfy every chosen condition.
Matching candidates
10 setsF.O.R.G.E. line
A.T.O.M.S. Armor Set
- Total armor
- 88
- Total weight
- 40
- +2 heat resistance
- Full-set bullet deflection effect
- Airtight Seal
- 20% reduced radiation absorbed from the chest piece
Maestro line
Kintsugi Armor Set
- Total armor
- 80
- Total weight
- 12
- +18% jump height
- Localized Anteverse fog effect
Makeshift line
Extemp Armor Set
- Total armor
- 68
- Total weight
- 14
- +30 carry weight
- +2 cold resistance
Maestro line
Shifu Armor Set
- Total armor
- 68
- Total weight
- 12
- +18% jump height with the full set
F.O.R.G.E. line
A.E.G.I.S. Armor Set
- Total armor
- 60
- Total weight
- 40
- +2 heat resistance
- Full-set bullet deflection effect
Makeshift line
Jugaar Armor Set
- Total armor
- 56
- Total weight
- 14
- +30 carry weight with the full set
Maestro line
Maestro Armor Set
- Total armor
- 48
- Total weight
- 12
- +18% jump height with the full set
F.O.R.G.E. line
F.O.R.G.E. Armor Set
- Total armor
- 40
- Total weight
- 40
- +2 heat resistance
- Full-set bullet deflection effect
Makeshift line
Makeshift Armor Set
- Total armor
- 16
- Total weight
- 14
- +30 carry weight with the full set
What this comparison can establish
Total armor and weight are full-set values from the reviewed set pages. Requirement tags come from documented bonuses such as carry capacity, jump height, heat resistance, Airtight Seal, and radiation reduction. A match means the recorded set covers the selected conditions. It does not account for every weapon, consumable, enemy attack, backpack, trinket, or mixed armor build.
Why there is no best armor result
Abiotic Factor armor solves different problems. The Makeshift line preserves carrying utility, the Maestro line favors jump mobility, and the F.O.R.G.E. line trades much higher weight for heat and bullet-related protection. The planner keeps those differences visible instead of hiding them behind a single score.
Source scope
This first reviewed dataset covers the ten sets in the Makeshift, Maestro, and F.O.R.G.E. upgrade lines. A final-tier set is marked as having no later upgrade even though it remains usable. Non-upgrade armor sets are intentionally excluded until their role can be compared with the same level of source support.