+1 Speed Squirrel Escape trails, auras and the side menu

The third multiplier on your screen comes from cosmetics. This is what the Trails and Auras menu offers, and what the game's side menu actually contains, read from public footage on 5 September 2026.

Cosmetics are a real multiplier, not decoration

The bar at the bottom of the screen credits three separate multipliers, and the third is labelled Trails and Auras. That is the cosmetics menu: what you equip multiplies your speed, so a trail is a stat item wearing a costume.

The menu has two tabs. Trails run in a straight ladder, and we read every rung of it:

• Green Trailx1.2 Speed Boost
• Blue Trailx1.4 Speed Boost
• Purple Trailx1.6 Speed Boost
• Red Trailx1.8 Speed Boost
• Yellow Trailx2 Speed Boost

Auras reach the same ceiling by a shorter route

The Auras tab is a second, shorter ladder that tops out at the same figure. We read three: Gold Aura at x1.6, Rock Aura at x1.8, and Galactic Aura at x2.

That x2 is worth connecting to something. The account we watched carried exactly x2 credited to Trails and Auras on its main bar, and it had the Galactic Aura equipped. So the top cosmetic and the top credited multiplier line up — the menu figure is the one the game actually applies.

Owning is not the same as wearing. The Inventory button opens a panel with the same Trails and Auras tabs holding what you have bought, and equipping prints a confirmation naming the item. So the multiplier follows what is equipped, not what is owned.

What each one costs

Every item shows two prices side by side: one against a trophy, which is the Wins icon used everywhere else in this game, and one against a coin, which is Robux. You pay in one or the other, not both.

An earlier version of this page said we would not publish the figures because we had only read them once at low resolution. We have now read the whole column at full resolution in a second player's footage, and it matches the first reading, so here it is:

• Green Trail, x1.2 Speed300 Wins or 16 Robux
• Blue Trail, x1.4 Speed1.2K Wins or 24 Robux
• Purple Trail, x1.6 Speed5K Wins or 32 Robux
• Red Trail, x1.8 Speed15K Wins or 40 Robux
• Yellow Trail, x2 Speed40K Wins or 48 Robux

What the side menu actually contains

Earlier this site said we had not catalogued the game's menu, because the only description we had was copied from a different game and we removed it. We have now read it from footage. The buttons are Rebirth, Group Reward, Free, Teleport, Inventory and TreadMills.

Two of those are worth noting. Free carries a countdown and a badge showing how many are waiting, so it is a timed reward you can collect repeatedly. TreadMills is its own menu, which matches the treadmill items we have seen in shop cards and lines up with the store description's claim that every step makes you faster — the treadmill is where that rate is bought.

There is no codes button among them. That is the fourth independent check supporting what our codes page already says.

What we still cannot tell you

We have the trail prices but not the aura prices, and we do not know whether trails and auras stack with each other or only the highest applies.

Worth noticing in the numbers we do have: the Wins price multiplies by roughly three each rung while the Robux price climbs by eight at a time. So paying cash flattens a curve that is exponential in the game's own currency — the gap between the cheapest and dearest trail is 133 times in Wins and three times in Robux.

All of the above is third-party: read off someone else's screen in public footage.

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