Classic Knife
★ Classic Knife | Crimson Web
Lowest Price
$180.60
Item Details
Active Offers for ★ StatTrak™ Classic Knife | Crimson Web (Field-Tested)
About This Skin
Description
The ★ Classic Knife | Crimson Web is a standout in the Counter-Strike series. Featuring a Stellite edge expertly fitted with titanium on the blade's cheek and spine, this knife combines durability and style. Its handle is crafted from fossilized mastodon ivory and nestled in a carbon fiber pocket. The striking design showcases a red base coat with a spider web hydrographic pattern, topped with a semi-gloss finish. Just remember, tread lightly—this web spans far and wide.
History
The ★ Classic Knife | Crimson Web debuted in CS2 on October 18, 2019, as part of the CS20 Case release, which included the "CS20 Case Skins" update.
Origin
You can acquire the ★ Classic Knife | Crimson Web by opening a CS20 Case container. This skin does not belong to any collections.
Popularity
The ★ Classic Knife | Crimson Web boasts a remarkable 95% popularity, making it one of the top items in CS2. This ranking reflects its high daily sales and market demand.
Rarity
The ★ Classic Knife | Crimson Web stands out among 428 Knife skins. As a Covert rarity item, it boasts an ultra-rare drop chance of only 0.26%.
Availability
The ★ Classic Knife | Crimson Web is a premium skin priced between $236.49 and $12,000.00. Luckily, it is readily available across various markets for purchase.
Versions
The ★ Classic Knife | Crimson Web has a float value that varies from 0.06 to 0.80, making it available in all exteriors. A StatTrak version of the Crimson Web is also available for each exterior.
Finish Style
The ★ Classic Knife | Crimson Web features a unique "Hydrographic" design, showcasing a striking crimson web pattern. This skin is created by immersing disassembled weapon parts in a water tank with a floating hydrographic film, which adheres to the surface. With its vibrant red hue, the Crimson Web finish's appearance can vary based on its pattern index. Note that this skin utilizes the classic legacy model.
