CS2 Knife Skins

428 knife skins across 20 knives, with starting prices from about $35 to $2,076. The one we build around most often is Bayonet | Doppler.

Pick a knife 20 knives

Bayonet, CS2 skin Bayonet 25 skins Bowie Knife, CS2 skin Bowie Knife 25 skins Butterfly Knife, CS2 skin Butterfly Knife 25 skins Falchion Knife, CS2 skin Falchion Knife 25 skins Flip Knife, CS2 skin Flip Knife 25 skins Gut Knife, CS2 skin Gut Knife 25 skins Huntsman Knife, CS2 skin Huntsman Knife 25 skins Karambit, CS2 skin Karambit 25 skins M9 Bayonet, CS2 skin M9 Bayonet 25 skins Shadow Daggers, CS2 skin Shadow Daggers 25 skins Navaja Knife, CS2 skin Navaja Knife 19 skins Nomad Knife, CS2 skin Nomad Knife 19 skins Paracord Knife, CS2 skin Paracord Knife 19 skins Skeleton Knife, CS2 skin Skeleton Knife 19 skins Stiletto Knife, CS2 skin Stiletto Knife 19 skins Survival Knife, CS2 skin Survival Knife 19 skins Talon Knife, CS2 skin Talon Knife 19 skins Ursus Knife, CS2 skin Ursus Knife 19 skins Classic Knife, CS2 skin Classic Knife 13 skins Kukri Knife, CS2 skin Kukri Knife 13 skins

Other categories

Gloves CS2 skin Gloves Rifles Snipers SMGs Pistols Heavy Zeus x27 All skins

Every knife page lists float range, wear options and whether StatTrak exists, plus the combos that use it. Skins on each weapon page are sorted with the rarest first.

How much do knife skins cost in CS2?
Across the whole category they start around $35 for Shadow Daggers | Rust Coat and reach about $2,076 for Butterfly Knife | Fade. Which knife you pick barely moves that, the finish does almost all of it.
Which knife models are there in CS2?
Bayonet, Bowie Knife, Butterfly Knife, Falchion Knife, Flip Knife and Gut Knife and more. Each one has its own page here with every finish it comes in, sorted with the rarest first, so you can compare within a model rather than across the whole category.
What makes knife skins worth buying?
Every finish here sits at the same Covert rarity, so the tier tells you nothing about price. Pattern, wear and demand do all the work, which is why two knife skins from the same case can be an order of magnitude apart.
How do you pick a knife skin that matches the rest of your loadout?
Settle the gloves first, because they sit on screen constantly and are the hardest piece to replace later. Then match on finish as well as color: a matte item next to a glossy one reads as two unrelated things no matter how close the shades are.