Getting around Kairos can be a slog if you’re new to it, but there’s a few tricks you’ll want to lock in early. First thing you should focus on is finding and activating Fast Travel stations as soon as you step into a new zone. The first time, yeah, you’ve got to walk right up to them, hit the switch, and it’s done for good.

Once that’s sorted, you can hop Borderlands 4 Cash from your map menu straight to any unlocked station. Just remember, you can’t warp to any random spot out there – only to stations you’ve already got running. So the sooner you tag a new one, the less time you spend trudging back through old ground.

Between those stations, you really don’t want to be hoofing it across the big stretches of desert or wasteland. That’s where Catch-A-Ride comes in. Flipping out a vehicle is way faster, and the new Sand-Skimmer’s a dream for the dunes compared to heavier stuff like the Outrunner. It’s quick, turns sharp, and glides over sand better than anything else. Don’t forget to drop in upgrades when you can – decent boosters can get you out of a tight spot before things go bad. Stopping off at a Catch-A-Ride to respawn a fresh ride takes seconds and beats getting pinned down out in the open.

But in tighter spaces – places like bandit camps or interiors – you’re back on foot, and that’s where movement tricks matter. Sliding is one of the best ways to get around fast and keep your profile low.

You’ll move quicker, take less fire, and can pop up shooting right after. Tag a jump at the end of a slide for extra reach if you need to clear ground fast. Mantling’s a must too; Kairos is full of spots to climb, with loot or mission objectives tucked away up high. If something looks like it can be scaled, give it a shot – half the time you’ll find a shortcut or a decent perch for an attack.

Then there’s the planet’s odd little boost pads – the shimmering blue vents, officially called Gravity Geysers. Hit one and it’ll send you flying sky-high, giving you a glide that can bypass whole enemy setups. Perfect for cutting through tricky zones, skipping over long canyons, or snagging a stubborn collectible that’s stuck on a ledge.

Once you get comfortable chaining fast travel, vehicles, and environment tricks, Kairos stops feeling huge and starts feeling like your own backyard. And when you start mixing in stuff like the geysers with smart route planning, you’ll move like you own the place – making it the perfect time to buy Borderlands 4 Cash so you’re geared up for whatever’s ahead.