
It's fair to say Rainbow Six Siege fans have been well fed when it comes to R6 Share skins in Year 11. Including both drone skin bundles as well as operator bundles, fans have been able to represent their favorite esports teams in multiple ways.
When fans think of R6 Share, they tend to think of the big powerhouses; G2 Esports and Team Falcons in Europe, DarkZero Esports, M80 or 100 Thieves in North America, and, of course, FaZe Clan and Team Liquid Alienware in South America. However, there's way more than that.
Although esports powerhouses often steal the show, they don't always have the best R6 Share bundles. Therefore, we have decided to put together our favorite R6 Share bundles of the year. In this case, we have ignored drone bundles and we have just looked at operator bundles. Leave a comment down below if you agree with us!
Without further ado, here's a look at our Top 5 R6 Share bundles for Year 11:
Cloud9

Cloud9's bundle has everything a good R6 Share kit needs; a meta operator with a cool weapon design and a meta gun. Cloud9's bundle for Mute gives players access to weapon cosmetics for the shotgun and the SMG-11 which are two of the best weapons in Rainbow Six Siege.
Combining baby blue and white shades with a great design has been a great decision as the Cloud9 bundle for Mute is arguably one of the best in the store as of now.
FaZe Clan

FaZe Clan is a very popular team in Rainbow Six Siege; after all, we're not just talking of an esports powerhouse but we're also talking about the back-to-back world champions.
This year, FaZe Clan have gone for Buck, an operator that's played quite a lot in Rainbow Six Siege but who doesn't have many R6 Share skins. The design on the weapon is great and it mixes some really strong colors, such as black and red. It's a good example of a bundle that puts together a great design while respecting the true identity of the team.
FNATIC

FNATIC's team has finally made it international after qualifying for the Rainbow Six Siege Esports World Cup 2026. However, the team has gone back to square one after the departures of Ben "CTZN" McMillan and Jimmy "DEADSHT" Vojtasik.
Regardless of how the team is performing there's something that won't change: their R6 Share bundle. The cosmetic pack includes skins for Ash's R4-C, one of the most popular weapons in Rainbow Six Siege. The design is a dragon which is combined with some orange and dark shades, keeping the brand's identity smoothly.
Shifters

Shifters have gone a bit bold this time as they have gone for Denari. It makes perfect sense as Denari is a Swiss operator and Shifters are based in Switzerland. It's a match made in heaven.
Additionally, this is Denari's first R6 Share bundle. As it was released not long ago, Denari mains don't have many options to pick from to customize Denari in the game. Therefore, releasing a R6 Share skin for Denari is a great idea. The colors are great too as the bundle mixes purple with dark shades. It really is a good bundle.
Team Secret

Team Secret have gone for Warden. The American operator has plenty of R6 Share bundles so it's not really a bold move by Team Secret, especially considering they already have a weapon skin for Mute, Smoke, and Warden's shotgun. It's also worth noting that the MPX has plenty of R6 Share skins, most of them coming from the South American league.
However, the design on the weapon skins and Warden's uniform is very cool. We believe Warden's Team Secret bundle will be a huge success in the months to come, as it was released just a few weeks ago.
Honorable mentions
We believe having a list of five bundles is enough but we felt bad leaving some bundles out of this top. For this reason, we want to mention Team Liquid Alienware, 100 Thieves, and Fluxo W7M for being bold; they have created good quality R6 Share bundles and have chosen operators that don't tend to have them. For instance, Fluxo W7M have gone for Striker, someone who has never had a R6 Share bundle in the past.
Meanwhile, 100 Thies have also gone bold as their very first R6 Share bundle has been for Doc, who's likely to be reworked in Year 11 Season 4. Another team that must be recognized for a similar reason is Virtus.pro who have gone for Brava.
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