How to Get Pinwheel Glove in Slap Battles (March 2026) Full Guide

Updated by Sunny Kaushik
February 7, 2026
Gaming

If you are looking to dominate the arena with crowd control and devastating power, you are probably eyeing the Pinwheel Glove. It is one of the most satisfying gloves to use in Slap Battles, capable of turning the tides of a fight instantly. However, getting your hands on this badge-required glove isn’t as simple as saving up slaps. You need to prove your skills in a completely different game first.

In this comprehensive guide, I will walk you through exactly how to get the Pinwheel Glove in Slap Battles, covering the specific badge requirements, a detailed walkthrough of the obby, the glove’s stats, and the best strategies to use once you have it. This guide is updated for March 2026, ensuring you have the most current tactics to secure this powerful item.

Quick Overview: Pinwheel Glove

Before we dive into the nitty-gritty of the “Get To Da Choppa” badge, here is a quick snapshot of what the Pinwheel Glove offers. This table breaks down the essential stats you need to know.

Feature	Details
Glove Name	Pinwheel
Cost	10,000 Slaps
Requirement	Get To Da Choppa Badge
Power	52
Speed	15
Ability	Vortex (Pulls enemies towards you)
Ability Cooldown	12 seconds
Slap Requirement	~5,100+ (Recommended for badge grind)

What is the Pinwheel Glove?

The Pinwheel Glove is a specialized glove in Slap Battles known for its unique ability to manipulate the battlefield. Unlike basic gloves that just deal damage on contact, Pinwheel gives you control over your opponents’ positioning.

When you activate its ability, the glove creates a powerful vortex that sucks in nearby players. This is incredibly useful for pulling enemies off ledges into the void, grouping them together for a combo attack, or simply disorienting them while you prepare a killing blow. With a power of 52, it hits harder than many standard gloves, making it a top-tier choice for both casual play and competitive slapping.

How to Unlock the Pinwheel Glove: Step-by-Step Guide

To equip the Pinwheel Glove, you must complete two main steps:

Earn the “Get To Da Choppa” Badge.
Purchase the glove for 10,000 Slaps.

The hardest part is undoubtedly the badge. This badge is not earned inside Slap Battles. Instead, you must travel to a different game created by the same developer, Tencelll.

Phase 1: Accessing the Badge Game

The “Get To Da Choppa” badge is obtained in the game called “Get To The Choppa” on Roblox.

Search Roblox: Open Roblox and search for “Get To The Choppa”. Make sure the developer is Tencelll. There are many copycat games; ensure you are playing the official one linked to the Slap Battles universe.
Launch the Game: Click play. It is an obby (obstacle course) style game.
The Objective: Your goal is to navigate through a series of difficult obstacles and reach the pilot seat of the helicopter at the very end.

Phase 2: The “Get To Da Choppa” Obby Walkthrough

This obby is notorious for its difficulty and the frustration it causes. Here is my breakdown of how to conquer it based on the map layout.

Section 1: The Starting Area

The obby begins with relatively simple jumps. You will encounter classic “kill brick” blocks (red blocks that kill you on touch).

Tip: Take your time. There is no time limit for the badge. Rushing here is the most common way to fail early on.
Camera Controls: Use Shift Lock (pressing Shift on PC or the toggle button on mobile) to keep your camera steady. Precision jumping is much easier when your character doesn’t swing the camera wildly.

Section 2: The Spinning Pipes

You will soon encounter large pipes spinning horizontally and vertically.

Strategy: Watch the rotation. Do not try to jump onto a pipe that is moving away from you. Wait for the flat surface to align with your character.
Center Yourself: Try to land in the middle of the pipes. If you land on the edge, you might slide off when the pipe rotates.

Section 3: The Disappearing Platforms

This section tests your patience. Platforms appear and disappear in a sequence.

Pattern Recognition: The platforms usually follow a rhythmic pattern. Watch them cycle two or three times before you move. Memorize the path.
Keep Moving: Once you commit, don’t stop. Hesitation often leads to the platform disappearing right under your feet.

Section 4: The Piston Jumps

You will encounter green pistons that launch you into the air or moving blocks that push you.

Timing: For launchers, stand still and let the physics do the work. You don’t need to jump manually; just hold forward.
Adjust Mid-Air: You have some control while flying. Use your WASD keys (or joystick) to steer toward the next safe platform.

Section 5: The Final Helicopter

The last stretch involves jumping into the open side of a helicopter.

The Jump: This final jump is tricky because the helicopter is moving. Wait for it to come close to the platform you are standing on.
Safety First: Don’t go for a flashy jump. Just get inside the seating area.
The Badge: Once you touch the pilot’s seat, the badge “Get To Da Choppa” will be awarded to your Roblox account. You will likely hear a distinct sound effect or see a notification.

Phase 3: Buying the Glove

Once you have the badge, return to Slap Battles.

Check your slap count. You need 10,000 slaps.
Go to the Glove Shack (the main building where you select gloves).
Look for the Pinwheel Glove slot. Because you have the badge, it will be unlocked.
Click to equip it. The game will deduct 10,000 slaps from your total balance.

Note: If you have the badge but don’t see the glove, try resetting your character or rejoining the server. Sometimes there is a slight delay in data sync.

Pinwheel Glove: In-Depth Stats & Abilities

Now that you have the glove, let’s look at what makes it tick. Understanding the numbers is crucial for using it effectively.

Power & Speed

Power (52): This is significantly higher than the default glove (usually around 10-15 power, depending on updates). A power of 52 means you can kill players with less than full health in just two hits. It is a lethal force.
Speed (15): This is the glove’s biggest downside. A speed stat of 15 is slow compared to faster gloves like Speed or Coil. This makes you vulnerable to hit-and-run tactics. You must rely on your ability to catch enemies, as you won’t be able to chase them down easily just by running.

The Ability: Vortex

The active ability is why you grinded that obby.

Mechanics: When you press “E” (or the ability button on mobile), your glove emits a green, tornado-like wind.
Range: The vortex has a surprisingly long range (approximately 30-40 studs).
Effect: Any player within the cone of the vortex will be pulled violently toward you. This overrides their movement controls, essentially rag-dolling them toward your fist.
Duration: The pulling effect lasts for about 2-3 seconds.
Cooldown: After use, you must wait 12 seconds before using it again.

Pro Strategies for Using Pinwheel

Owning the glove is one thing; winning with it is another. Here are the strategies I use to dominate the arena with Pinwheel.

1. The Void Edge Combo

This is the classic Pinwheel play. Stand near the edge of the arena (near the void).

Wait for an enemy to approach.
Activate the Vortex just as they get in range.
The force will pull them past you and off the edge, resulting in an instant kill. Even high-health players cannot survive the void.

2. The Slap Bait

Since the glove is slow, players might try to slap you and run away.

Pretend you are AFK or lagging to lure them in.
As they close the distance for a free hit, unleash the Vortex.
They won’t have time to react before they are pulled into your slap range.

3. Team Synergy

Pinwheel is incredible in team modes or when playing with friends.

Pair with High DPS: Have a friend use a high-damage glove (like Diamond or MEGAROCK).
Initiate: You use Pinwheel to group enemies together in a tight ball.
Eliminate: Your friend unleashes an area-of-effect attack or massive slap to wipe out the grouped players instantly.

4. Handling Lag

Be aware that the Vortex interacts with high ping.

If you have high ping, there might be a delay between when you press the button and when the enemy starts moving.
Lead your shots slightly. If an enemy is running to the right, aim slightly to the right of them so the vortex catches them as they enter the zone.

Countering the Pinwheel Glove

Knowing how to beat Pinwheel is just as important as knowing how to use it. If you find yourself on the receiving end of that green tornado, here is how to survive.

Stay Out of Range: The ability has a limited range. If you are a ranged glove user (like Reaper or Trap), keep your distance. You can hit them without ever entering their pull zone.
Use High Speed: Gloves like Fort or Whirlwind can sometimes move fast enough to escape the pull, though it is difficult once fully caught.
Wait for the Cooldown: The 12-second cooldown is an eternity in Slap Battles. If they miss their ability, they are a slow, sitting duck for the next 10 seconds. Aggressively rush them down immediately after they use it.
Use Invincibility Abilities: Gloves like Brick or Mail (which have defensive modes) can sometimes tank the pull or survive the follow-up slap if they have enough health.

Comparison: Pinwheel vs. Similar Gloves

How does Pinwheel stack up against other utility gloves?

Glove	Strength	Weakness	Verdict
Pinwheel	Strong crowd control & void kills.	Slow movement speed.	Best for aggressive zoning.
Engineer	Deploys sentries for passive damage.	Sentries can be destroyed.	Better for passive defense.
Squid	Can freeze enemies in place.	Short duration, requires aim.	Better for setting up combos, less for voiding.
Pusher	Pushes enemies away (opposite of Pinwheel).	Can save enemies from void kills.	Better for self-defense.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

When I first started using Pinwheel, I made these mistakes. Learn from them so you don’t have to.

Using it in Open Fields: Never use the Vortex in the middle of the arena where there are no edges. You will pull someone toward you, but you won’t be able to kill them before they recover and slap you. Always fight near a hazard or an edge.
Forgetting the Cooldown: It is easy to panic and spam the ability button. Remember, once you use it, you have zero crowd control for 12 seconds. Do not initiate a fight without it ready.
Chasing Too Hard: Because your speed is low (15), you cannot chase down a fast enemy. If they run away, let them go. Regroup near an edge and wait for the next victim.

Updates & Meta Relevance (March 2026)

As of March 2026, the Pinwheel Glove remains a solid “A-Tier” choice in the current Slap Battles meta. While newer gloves have been released with flashier effects, the raw utility of the Vortex is timeless.

The developers have not nerfed the pull force significantly, meaning it is still one of the most reliable methods for scoring void kills. The badge difficulty acts as a soft gatekeeper, ensuring that not every lobby is flooded with Pinwheel users, which keeps it valuable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Pinwheel Glove worth 10,000 slaps?

Yes, absolutely. The crowd control ability is unique and allows for plays that other gloves simply cannot make. If you enjoy strategic gameplay, it is a must-have.

Do I need to play “Get To Da Choppa” again if I switch gloves?

No. Once you earn the badge on your Roblox account, it is permanent. You can equip the Pinwheel Glove anytime as long as you have the 10,000 slaps to pay for it.

Can I get the Pinwheel Glove on mobile?

Yes. The obby might be slightly harder due to touch controls, but the glove works exactly the same way on mobile as it does on PC.

What happens if I fall into the void while using the ability?

Unfortunately, if you fall, the ability stops. You cannot save yourself with the Vortex. It pulls enemies to you; it does not pull you to safety.

Does the Vortex work through walls?

No, the vortex cannot penetrate solid objects. Enemies can hide behind the Slap Battles island structures or the Glove Shack to avoid being pulled in.

Conclusion

The Pinwheel Glove is a fantastic addition to your arsenal if you enjoy tactical play and controlling the flow of the match. While the journey to get the “Get To Da Choppa” badge in the separate obby game can be frustrating, the reward is well worth the effort. With a power of 52 and the unique ability to pull opponents to their doom, you will be racking up wins in no time.

Remember, patience is the key with this glove. Master the edge of the map, respect the cooldown, and you will become a force to be reckoned with in the Slap Battles arena.

Good luck, and I’ll see you in the arena.