Accessory
Bear Cap
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A bear-themed exclusive head cap.
- Equip Slot
- head
- Base Price
- $ 13,500
- Stat Bonus
- Stat bonuses (luck / energy drink duration / tip chance / walkspeed / vehicle speed / bid recovery / bid zone width / bid arrow speed / NPC offer bonuses) confirmed by community but per-accessory values still being catalogued — check back as data is verified.
- Source
- ✅ verified
Overview
Bear Cap is a wildlife-themed top-tier head-slot accessory in Storage Hunters: Open World, catalogued at a base sell price of $13,500. the second-highest-priced accessory in the catalogued head slot at $13,500 — sits just below Gangster Dominus on the price ladder.
Like every accessory in the 16-item roster, Bear Cap grants stat bonuses while equipped — the categories of bonuses are community-confirmed (luck, energy drink duration, tip chance, walkspeed, vehicle speed, bid recovery, bid zone width, bid arrow speed, and NPC offer bonuses) but the specific per-accessory values are not publicly documented at the time of writing. This page reads Bear Cap as a chase target and a slot competitor, not as a stat-by-stat optimisation aid.
In Depth
Bear Cap sits in the head-slot price ladder at $13,500, the second-highest-priced accessory in the catalogued head slot at $13,500 — sits just below Gangster Dominus on the price ladder. The accessory roster currently catalogues 10 head, 5 wrist, and 0 back items — per best-accessories.mdx, the back slot is "still being documented," so head and wrist are the two slots where competition between accessories actually matters in the current data.
Visually and thematically, Bear Cap reads as wildlife-themed top-tier — a deliberate visual identity that distinguishes it on the auction floor and on the shop counter. Bear Cap sits in the same Shipyard-income chase tier as Gangster Dominus — neither pass-tier income nor casual auction wins reliably produce a bid floor that can absorb it.
Mechanics
- Slot: head — per the entity record. The accessory system uses three slots (head / back / wrist); only head and wrist have catalogued accessories at the time of writing.
- Base sell price: $13,500. This is the price the item lists for if you sell it through your shop, NOT the bid amount at the auction that contained it.
- Equipped stat bonus categories: luck, energy drink duration, tip chance, walkspeed, vehicle speed, bid recovery, bid zone width, bid arrow speed, and NPC offer bonuses — community-confirmed at the category level per best-accessories.mdx.
- Equipped stat bonus VALUES (the specific numbers per category): not publicly documented at the time of writing — best-accessories.mdx explicitly notes "per-accessory bonus values are still being catalogued."
- Drop conditions: not exhaustively documented in publicly available community sources at the time of writing. Higher-priced Exclusive accessories trend toward later-area auction pulls, but specific drop-area mappings are not exhaustively documented.
- Mutations apply: yes — accessories receive mutations the same way as every other item, and because base prices are high relative to area loot, the multiplier math (additive stacking, per mutation-strategy.mdx) earns out most clearly on this class of item.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- $13,500 base sell price anchors the high end of the catalogued accessories — even raw resale produces a session's worth of bankroll.
- Stat bonus category set (9 categories) is community-confirmed — the equipped slot delivers SOMETHING in the documented categories even though specific values are pending.
- High base price means mutation stacks land at high absolute dollar amounts — the mutation-strategy guide notes Exclusive accessories as the right class of item to chase top-tier multiplier rolls on.
- Visible chase-tier marker — high-priced accessories register as a recognisable goal for both the player and onlookers.
Cons
- Per-accessory stat-bonus VALUES are not publicly documented at the time of writing — equipped-buff comparison with other accessories is NOT verified.
- Drop conditions are not exhaustively documented — chasing this specific accessory in auctions is a long-tail effort.
- Bid floors for high-base Exclusive lockers can erase several sessions of profit on a single bad call.
- Sell-once: once sold from your shop, you cannot re-equip it.
Quick Reference
| Slot | head |
|---|---|
| Base Sell Price | $13,500 |
| Slot Price Rank (catalogued) | Top of slot price ladder |
| Equipped Bonus Categories | 9 community-confirmed (luck / energy drink duration / tip chance / walkspeed / vehicle speed / bid recovery / bid zone width / bid arrow speed / NPC offer bonuses) |
| Equipped Bonus Per-Accessory Values | Not publicly documented at the time of writing |
| Drop Area | Not exhaustively documented in publicly available sources |
| Source Confidence | Price + slot + theme verified against existing entity data; per-accessory stat numbers pending |
How To Use
- Build a Shipyard-tier bankroll BEFORE bidding on auctions that contain Bear Cap — bid floors for $14k+ Exclusive lockers can erase several lower-area sessions on a single loss.
- If you pull Bear Cap from an auction, decide upfront whether you want to equip it (for the documented but unmeasured stat bonus categories) or resell it (for the $13,500 base price).
- Pair the equip decision with mutation rolls on the accessory itself — the highest-payout Exclusive items are mutation-stacked accessories per mutation-strategy.mdx (Scrap Dominus + Void = $19,775 is the canonical example).
- Use the Mutation Stacker tool (/tools/mutation-stacker) to model what Bear Cap's $13,500 base looks like under any mutation stack before committing to chasing the rolls.
- Track which auction blocks tend to produce Exclusive accessories in your sessions; public sources do not document per-accessory drop areas exhaustively, so your own observation is the only reliable signal.
Patch History
- Patch-level history for this accessory is not publicly documented on the Storage Hunters Wiki at the time of writing. Refer to the official Roblox game page for the latest in-game update notes.
Pairs Well With
- Gangster DominusTop of the head slot at $15,000 — Bear Cap's direct competitor for the #1 chase position.
- Gangster ValkThird-priciest head at $7,500 — same chase tier but visibly cheaper.
- VoidHighest-multiplier mutation in the game at 35x — the most-impactful possible roll on a $13,500-base accessory. Per mutation-strategy.mdx, Scrap Dominus + Void = $19,775 is the canonical Exclusive-accessory mutation-stack reference.
- Hologram15x epic-tier mutation — the highest-tier mutation outside the legendary slot. Pairs naturally with high-base Exclusive accessories like Bear Cap.
- ShipyardEndgame area where Shipyard-tier income makes Bear Cap bid floors absorbable — best-accessories.mdx pairs chase-tier accessories with Shipyard-income progression explicitly.
- FarmyardMid-progression area — earning enough through Farmyard auctions to fund Bear Cap bidding is a documented part of the progression curve in best-accessories.mdx.
Frequently Asked Questions
▸What is the Bear Cap in Storage Hunters: Open World?
Bear Cap is a wildlife-themed top-tier head-slot accessory with a base sell price of $13,500. The second-highest-priced accessory in the catalogued head slot at $13,500 — sits just below Gangster Dominus on the price ladder.
▸What stat bonuses does Bear Cap give when equipped?
Per best-accessories.mdx, every accessory in the game grants bonuses from a 9-category community-confirmed set: luck, energy drink duration, tip chance, walkspeed, vehicle speed, bid recovery, bid zone width, bid arrow speed, and NPC offer bonuses. The specific per-accessory bonus VALUES for Bear Cap are not publicly documented at the time of writing — the guide explicitly notes per-accessory cataloguing is in progress.
▸Is Bear Cap a head, back, or wrist accessory?
head. The accessory system uses three slots; only head and wrist have catalogued accessories at the time of writing, with the back slot still being documented.
▸How much does Bear Cap sell for?
$13,500 base sell price per the entity record. The base price is what the shop lists it for; the auction-bid amount required to win an auction that contains it is a separate (and undocumented in publicly available sources) number.
▸Where do I get Bear Cap?
Specific drop conditions for Bear Cap are not exhaustively documented in publicly available community sources at the time of writing. Exclusive accessories generally appear in auction lockers across all four areas, but per-accessory drop rates and area mappings are pending.
▸Should I equip Bear Cap or sell it?
The decision depends on bankroll state and your priority. Equipping captures the (undocumented) stat bonus values; selling captures the $13,500 base price plus any mutation multiplier on the accessory. The mutation-strategy guide notes that mutation rolls on high-base Exclusive accessories produce the highest absolute dollar payouts in the game.
▸Is Bear Cap worth chasing?
Best-accessories.mdx places chase-tier accessories like Bear Cap as Shipyard-income targets — the bid floors required to win an auction containing it can erase several Back Alley or Farmyard sessions on a single bad call. Recommended only once your bankroll absorbs that risk.
▸Does Bear Cap stack stat bonuses with other equipped accessories?
The 9 stat-bonus categories are community-confirmed at the category level (best-accessories.mdx), but whether bonuses from accessories in different slots stack additively, multiplicatively, or with some cap is NOT publicly documented at the time of writing. Combine cautiously and use in-game observation as the only reliable signal.