I'm sick of the "anavar is for cutting, tbol for bulking" misconception
Androgenic anabolic steroids are all testosterone derivatives that act on the body's anabolic receptors.
To lose or gain fat, it's a question of calorie surplus or calorie deficit. If you eat fewer calories than you consume, you'll lose weight; if you eat more, you'll gain weight. End of story.
Steroids during a cutting cycle simply act on the anabolic receptors in the muscles so that the body receives the signal to build muscle; so when the body is in deficit of calories, it will be more inclined to take them from fat than from muscle.
No steroid has any fat-loss property.
However, some steroids retain water (Deca, Dbol,...) and give a "bulk" look, while others do not (anavar, tbol, primo,...).
It is therefore preferable to speak of "dry steroids" and "wet steroids".
So a wet steroid should be taken for bulking, and a dry steroid should be taken for cutting. Because we don't want to be full of water when cutting. It's quite simple.
In the steroid world, people aren't scientists and repeat ideas they read on forums. One idea is that "turinabol is for bulking" and "anavar is for cutting".Guess what, both are "dry steroids" and anavar has a higher anabolic score. I did a bulking cycle with both compounds separately, pharma grade, and bulked much better with the anavar, while my turinabol dosage was higher.
By the way, anavar's anabolic score is extremely high (322-630), so bulking with anavar and such a high anabolic effect is guaranteed to build muscle. I'm posting this because I'm a bit annoyed to see that all the steroid forums are just people repeating legends they've read on other forums, without anything logical or scientific.
Also, AAS is not the only factor. If some dude think tbol was better to bulk is maybe also because when you are a newbie, you build way more mass than when you train for 20 years. Also, if you are in a time of your life where you can eat 6 meals, train super hard and often etc. it won't be the same as during a time where you have a job that takes all your time and energy etc.