CS2 Skins

It is a browsable reference of Counter-Strike 2 items built from the current game catalog: weapon finishes, knives, gloves, cases, collections, and stickers. Each item links to a detail page with its wear tiers, float range, rarity, and the cases or collections it comes from.

Every CS2 skin has a float value between 0 and 1 that measures wear; lower means cleaner. Floats map to five wear tiers: Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred. Each finish also has its own minimum and maximum float, so some skins never appear in certain tiers — the catalog lists the wear tiers and float range for each finish.

StatTrak versions carry a counter that tracks kills made with that specific weapon. Souvenir versions drop from packages tied to professional Counter-Strike tournaments and cannot be StatTrak. The catalog lists which versions — Normal, StatTrak, or Souvenir — exist for each finish.

A case is a container you open with a key for one skin from its fixed pool. A collection is a themed set of skins tied to maps or operations, obtained through drops, souvenir packages, or trade-up contracts rather than keys. Skin pages in the catalog list the cases and collections each finish belongs to.

CS2 grades skins from Consumer through Industrial, Mil-Spec, Restricted, Classified, and Covert, with knives and gloves as rare special items above that. Rarity affects how often an item drops from its case or collection. The catalog groups items by rarity and shows each finish's grade.

No. The catalog documents finishes, wear tiers, float ranges, rarities, and drop sources from CS2 game data — it is not a marketplace and does not track market prices. Use it to look up what a skin is and where it comes from.