Inspect PP-Bizon | Fuel Rod
- Factory New
- Minimal Wear
- Field-Tested
- Well-Worn
- Battle-Scarred
PP-Bizon | Fuel Rod Description
Release History
The PP-Bizon | Fuel Rod comes from The Revolver Case Collection. Its release date was December 8, 2015, during 'CS:GO's Winter Update'. Its history highlights a neon-green radioactive design by Endrit.
Designer
Crafted by the designer Endrit, the PP-Bizon | Fuel Rod presents a bold and energetic aesthetic with a green finish, highlighting the creator's talent for crafting visually striking skins. The designer's focus on nuclear motifs makes this skin appealing to players who enjoy futuristic styles.
Pattern and Skin Features
This vibrant skin mimics a glass bulb filled with green radioactive liquid against black and gray shades on its body. Its striking design creates unique features that establish it as one of the best patterns for hazardous-themed skins in CS2 gameplay.
Float Range
The float value of Fuel Rod ranges from 0.00 to 1.00, making it available in all conditions. Small abrasions are present in Factory New condition; at maximum wear, the skin becomes noticeably darker, with significant abrasions on the receiver while the magazine shows minimal wear.
Drop Rate and Chance
The PP-Bizon | Fuel Rod features a drop rate of 15.98% and a drop chance of 15.98%, making it a popular Restricted skin. Its fuel rod design adds a technological touch.
Gameplay and Notable Players
Used by apex, allu, and arya, this skin enhances fast-paced gameplay. It’s perfect for those looking to make bold moves while executing their strategies effectively.
Rarity
This Restricted rarity skin signifies a level of exclusivity that enhances its appeal. Its futuristic design captures attention and is sought after by collectors seeking standout items.
Popularity
With a popularity score of 85%, the PP-Bizon | Fuel Rod is a good skin that is popular for its energetic design and bright accents. This level of popularity highlights its appeal among players who appreciate dynamic aesthetics in CS2.
