Inspect ★ Survival Knife | Damascus Steel
- Factory New
- Minimal Wear
- Field-Tested
- Well-Worn
- Battle-Scarred
★ Survival Knife | Damascus Steel Description
Release History
The ★ Survival Knife | Damascus Steel comes from the Fever Case. Its release date was March 31, 2025, when it came out during the 'Spring 2025 Skins' update. Its history highlights its intricate Damascus steel pattern that exudes craftsmanship and style.
Designer
Designed by Valve, the Survival Knife | Damascus Steel features layered silver waves etched into a fine metal texture. This detailed craftsmanship reflects the creator’s historical influences and the designer’s metallurgic mastery.
Pattern and Skin Features
This skin’s texture mimics the intricate layering of traditional Damascus steel, with white and silver wave-like lines cascading along the blade. These patterns resemble fingerprint-like swirls, capturing a historic forging method in digital form. The best pattern is seen in skins where the waves flow uninterrupted, enhancing the elegance of its design.
Float Range
With a float range of 0.00 to 0.50, the ★ Survival Knife | Damascus Steel offers all conditions up to Battle-Scarred. The lowest float keeps the polished layered pattern clear and crisp, while the highest float reveals muted details and noticeable wear.
Drop Rate and Chance
With an estimated drop chance of 0.26%, the ★ Survival Knife | Damascus Steel is a highly coveted Covert skin. Its rarity and unique design enhance its prestige among collectors, though the exact drop rate is not known.
Gameplay and Notable Players
A staple in strategic gameplay. Often chosen by players who dominate with smart plays and technical control.
Rarity
The Survival Knife | Damascus Steel is a Covert rarity skin, belonging to the rarest tier of cosmetic knives. Its rarity complements the layered metal design, offering both tradition and prestige.
Popularity
With a popularity score of 1%, the ★ Survival Knife | Damascus Steel is a good skin but is unpopular in CS2. Its intricate steel pattern appeals to select collectors, though it remains less popular overall.
