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A wing card is not a Speed upgrade: the cards that could be read state a Wing Stamina multiplier, from 1x on the Default Wings up to 2.2x on a Cyber wings card, and every one of them carried a Cash price beside its Robux price. Speed, Wing Stamina and Carry Limit are three separate attribute cards with their own prices. Buy the card that matches the failure you actually had - an empty stamina bar means stamina, a flight that was merely boring means Speed, and flying the same route twice for two eggs means Carry Limit - and use the payback calculator when the purchase is meant to earn rather than to travel.
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A wing card replaces your wings and prints an effect under the wing name. Every card that could be read printed a Wing Stamina multiplier - one read completely as 2.2x Wing Stamina under a Cyber wings name, with a $100T Cash row and a 400 Robux row beside it. No card read for this site printed a Speed multiplier, so this page does not claim that wings change Speed.
Wing Stamina is the bar in the middle of the screen and is the only one of the three that can end a crossing by itself: when it empties the game prints its own failure message and the flight is over. Speed is the number at the bottom left and changes how long a trip takes, not whether it succeeds. Carry Limit starts at 1 and decides how many eggs a single trip can hold. The cards read in the recordings priced Wing Stamina 12 to 14 at $9k or 9 Robux and a 16 to 18 step at $29.16k with a 9 Robux row, Carry Limit 1 to 2 at $500k, Speed 20 to 21 free and 21 to 22 at $263 or 3 Robux. The Carry Limit card's Robux row read 99 in one pass and 80 in the later one, so this page prints its Cash price and records the disagreement instead of picking one.
The table below orders the wings whose multiplier could be read, highest first, with both prices printed on the same card. A recorded session scrolled the whole stall: Default Wings 1x free, Bamboo 1.1x for $30k or 16 Robux, Bloom 1.2x for $500k, Woodland 1.35x for $10M or 64 Robux, Armored 1.5x for $100M or 120 Robux, Skeleton 1.9x at 280 Robux, and Cyber 2.2x for $100T or 400 Robux. Two rows are exceptions and say so on their own line: the Jungle 1.7x card scrolled past without a legible reading, so its Robux figure comes from a published list, and the Skeleton card's Cash row was cut off by the panel edge. That published list also gives different Robux figures for several of the same wings, so the card values are printed here and the disagreement is recorded rather than averaged.
No source read for this site states how much distance one Speed point buys, how long one Wing Stamina level extends a glide, or how many eggs one Carry Limit point holds. It also does not print what a wing does to Speed. The practical consequence is to judge a card on the price you can read and on the change you can see in your own HUD after buying, and to use the payback calculator when the purchase is meant to earn rather than to travel.
Entries are ordered highest to lowest by Wing Stamina multiplier; ties use name order.
Only wings with a printed or published stamina multiplier are ranked, and the ordering is that multiplier, highest first.
A row exists only if its multiplier came from a readable wing card or from a published wing list; a named wing whose value was cut off is listed in the missing rows instead of being estimated.
The Cash price and the Robux price are both printed on the same card, so a row can be judged on either currency.
Rarity, drop source and appearance are not part of the ordering because they do not change how far the stamina bar carries you.
Where a published list and a card read in a session disagree on a Robux figure, the card value is printed and the disagreement is recorded here instead of being averaged.
A row whose Cash price was cut off by the panel edge says so rather than carrying a value from another source.
Ordering value: 2.2
Ordering value: 1.9
Ordering value: 1.7
Ordering value: 1.5
Ordering value: 1.35
Ordering value: 1.2
Ordering value: 1.1
Ordering value: 1
The highest multiplier read on any card (2.2x) at the highest Robux price read ($100T or 400 Robux), so the Cash route only opens late.
Exception: If the Cash balance is nowhere near ten billion, a Bamboo or Bloom card plus a Wing Stamina attribute step changes the same bar for a fraction of the price.
Only 0.1x over the Default Wings for $30k or 16 Robux, so the gain shows up as a slightly longer crossing rather than a new area.
Exception: A Wing Stamina attribute card at $9k for a recorded 12 to 14 step was cheaper than the Bamboo card and moves the same bar.
400 Robux is the largest Robux price read on any wing card, and the Cash price printed as $100T.
Exception: The other readable cards carried Robux rows of 16, 64, 120 and 280, so a smaller Robux purchase buys a smaller multiplier; Bloom's Robux row was not legible and Jungle's comes from the published list.
The wing cards that could be read state a Wing Stamina multiplier, not a speed value, and no source read for this site shows a wing speed multiplier. Speed is bought from the separate attribute card that sits next to the Cash counter.
Only when flying the same route twice is what is slowing you down. Carry Limit 1 to 2 cost $500k in the recorded session against $263 for a Speed step and $9k for a Wing Stamina step, so it was the most expensive of the three early options. Its Robux row read 99 in one pass and 80 in the later one, so no single Robux figure is published for it.
Every wing price that was readable had a Cash figure and a Robux figure on the same card, and the attribute cards did too, so the Cash route exists for each of them. Where a Robux figure was not legible, the row says so instead of borrowing a number from another source.
A Skeleton Wings card reads 1.9x Wing Stamina at 280 Robux, and a Cyber wings card reads 2.2x at $100T or 400 Robux. The published wing list also names an Angelic Wings as the top pair without printing a value, and no card between Skeleton and Cyber was legible.