Skate Tree Shop: Board Skins and Cosmetics

The Skate Tree Shop is where Points go: it sells custom board skins and cosmetics that change your character's appearance, paid entirely with the Points you earn by skating and landing tricks. It also hides a shortcut most players miss — a REDEEM CODE option at the bottom of the shop screen itself.

• Currency — Points only; earned by skating and performing tricks
• Stock — custom board skins and character cosmetics (tracker-confirmed)
• Hidden shortcut — REDEEM CODE sits at the bottom of the Shop screen
• Launch code — RNEDAY pays 15,000 Points, expires October 15, 2026
• Unconfirmed — exact catalog, prices and rarity tiers are not publicly documented

What the Shop Actually Sells

Two item categories are confirmed by every tracker that covers this game. ProGameGuides states players "exchange these points in the shop for custom board skins and cosmetics." GamesRadar's codes page describes the same economy: "Points to spend in the Shop on cosmetics to change your appearance." Board decks and character clothing are the documented core of the storefront.

What the Shop does not sell, on current evidence: gameplay power. No source describes Points purchases that boost stats, unlock tricks, or change how the board handles. Everything confirmed is visual — which fits a game whose competitive modes (our spot battles guide covers the rules) decide outcomes by clean landings, not gear scores.

Official source: Skate Tree on Roblox — the official game page; the Shop is accessed in-experience and its live catalog is the only authoritative stock list.

The honest limits: the game was under two weeks old at the time of writing, and no tracker had published a full item catalog with prices. The table above separates what is confirmed from what is merely plausible on purpose — a made-up price list would be worse than none. Open the Shop in-game for the real stock; that screen outranks every website, this one included.

Paying With Points

Everything in the Shop is bought with Points, the game's single documented currency. You earn Points by skating and landing tricks — the whole loop, per ProGameGuides — which means the Shop rung of the economy is fed directly by time on the board. The Points guide covers earning rates and strategy; the short version is that income is play-based and no other earning method is confirmed.

The launch-window shortcut is the RNEDAY code: 15,000 Points in one redemption, confirmed by GamesRadar, Destructoid and ProGameGuides on October 13, 2026. That is a meaningful chunk of Shop budget handed over for ten seconds of typing — but it expires October 15, 2026, and codes in this game have a short shelf life. Full redemption steps and the (currently empty) expired list live on the codes page.

One spending principle survives the undocumented catalog: buy what you will equip. Launch-week Roblox shops get rebalanced, prices move, and stock rotates without warning in many games — no source confirms rotation here, but nothing rules it out either. A skin you actually skate in beats three you bought on impulse and never equip.

The Redeem Code Shortcut Hiding in the Shop

Here is the detail most guides bury: the Shop screen has its own code redemption entry. GamesRadar's Skate Tree codes walkthrough documents a REDEEM CODE option at the bottom of the Shop screen, alongside the two other paths — the Menu button flow and a REDEEM CODES button on the opening splash screen. ProGameGuides and Destructoid confirm the Menu flow independently. Three ways into the same redemption box.

That third path is the natural one for Shop sessions: you open the store to browse, notice your balance is short of the item you want, and can redeem a code without leaving the screen. Codes are not case sensitive — the game uppercases input automatically — so rneday and RNEDAY redeem identically.

The path matters less than the deadline. As of October 13, 2026, RNEDAY is the only active code documented for Skate Tree, and no expired codes have been publicly recorded before it. When the next code drops, the major trackers — GamesRadar, ProGameGuides, Destructoid — update within hours; our codes page aggregates exactly that.

Shopping Strategy While the Catalog Is Undocumented

A store without a published price list rewards patience over planning, but three moves are worth making regardless of what the shelves hold. First, redeem RNEDAY immediately and bank the 15,000 Points; deadlines are fixed, prices are not. Second, window-shop a full session before buying — the Shop screen shows everything, and one lap of browsing beats one impulse purchase.

Third, keep expectations calibrated on what this game is. Skate Tree is a free Roblox experience whose popularity came from gameplay — the "SKATE 3 IS NOW ON ROBLOX" wave of YouTube and Reddit attention was about feel and competition, not fashion. With the developer's own standing notice that the game is not affiliated with EA in any way, shape, or form, the Shop is cosmetic self-expression in a skill game, nothing more transactional than that.

The fan-run Skate Tree community wiki may eventually catalog Shop items player-by-player, but its pages lagged launch-week reality at the time of writing — its codes page last checked October 10, before RNEDAY existed. For time-sensitive Shop facts, fresher tracker coverage wins.

FAQ

What does the Skate Tree Shop sell?

Custom board skins and character cosmetics, confirmed by ProGameGuides and GamesRadar — items that change your appearance, not your stats. No gameplay-power purchases are documented. The exact catalog and prices are not publicly listed; the in-game screen is the only complete stock list.

How do I pay for items in the Shop?

With Points, Skate Tree's single documented currency. You earn Points by skating and landing tricks, and the launch code RNEDAY adds 15,000 Points in one redemption — but that code expires October 15, 2026. There is no confirmed Robux-to-Points path.

Where do I redeem codes in the Shop?

At the bottom of the Shop screen there is a REDEEM CODE option, documented by GamesRadar. It opens the same redemption box as the Menu → Redeem Code flow and the splash screen's REDEEM CODES button. Codes are case insensitive.

Is there a way to get Shop items for free?

Only by earning Points through play — every documented Shop purchase is Points-based, and skating is the only confirmed Points source. The RNEDAY code (15,000 Points, expiring October 15, 2026) is the one free shortcut documented so far.

Will the Shop stock change?

No source confirms or denies rotation as of October 13, 2026. Skate Tree updated frequently during launch week, and Roblox games commonly refresh Shop stock with updates, so check the in-game screen after each one rather than trusting any cached list.

Related Guides

• Skate Tree points guide — how the Shop's currency is actually earned and the strategy behind spending it.
• Skate Tree codes page — RNEDAY's 15,000 Points and every replacement code, with the October 15 deadline.
• Skate Tree beginner guide — where the Shop fits into your first full session on the board.