Inspect Five-SeveN | Hot Shot
- Factory New
- Minimal Wear
- Field-Tested
- Well-Worn
- Battle-Scarred
Five-SeveN | Hot Shot Description
Release History
The Five-SeveN | Hot Shot comes from The Cache Collection. Its release date was August 8, 2014, when it came out during the 'Cologne 2014' update. Its history emphasizes its sleek yellow and black theme, perfect for making a bold statement.
Designer
Designed by Valve, the Hot Shot skin showcases vibrant green hues that reflect the designer's commitment to creating visually appealing and dynamic skins.
Pattern and Skin Features
Coated with light tan paint on the body while the slide is solid gray; individual small parts are painted light green for added detail within its overall aesthetic appeal—perfect for players who appreciate understated yet effective designs without sacrificing style during gameplay scenarios.
Float Range
Hot Shot features a float value ranging from 0.00 to 1.00 which makes it available across all conditions; small abrasions are present on the body starting from Factory New condition while increasing significantly as wear approaches its maximum level leading to more than half of the paint layer peeling off.
Drop Rate and Chance
The Five-SeveN | Hot Shot is an Industrial Grade skin with a drop rate of unknown and a drop chance of 0%. Its hot shot design adds a dynamic touch, but its rarity makes it highly sought after.
Gameplay and Notable Players
Beloved by professionals such as jdm64, apex, and markeloff, this skin supports high-octane gameplay that emphasizes close-quarters combat. Players leveraging it are known for their quick reflexes and ability to turn the tide of matches.
Rarity
The Five-SeveN | Hot Shot carries an Industrial Grade rarity, making it one of the more basic options in CS2. While it may not boast the rarity of higher-tier items, its vibrant design adds flair to any player's inventory.
Popularity
The Five-SeveN | Hot Shot has a popularity score of 70%, making it a good skin that is moderately popular due to its striking graphics and modern aesthetics. While appreciated by some, it does not achieve significant recognition in CS2.
