Newest Knives Added to CS2

Okay. At $400, it isn't the cheapest of knives, but you can't deny that the Ursus Fade is a beauty. The straightness of the Ursus's blade seems to give the Fade a different aura than it has on other knives - less chaotic, more elegant. If this knife fits your budget, it's worth a serious look.

You either love the Stiletto or you hate the Stiletto: it's very rare there's an opinion in between. Everyone who loves it knows that no knife rocks the Damascus Steel look quite as well as the Stiletto does. So, if you're one of the many that love the Stiletto, you know you've gotta get it in Damascus Steel. Field Tested has quite a big jump down in price from Minimal Wear, so if you've got an average budget (around $100), that's the condition to go for.

The Talon Knife is a bit like the Karambit's brother - they're both curved, menacing-looking, and are loved by many. Often times we find that the Talon's default cream handle contrasts very poorly with the colors a skin brings to a blade. This isn't the case with the Ultraviolet. The purple and dark gray are an awesome combination - futuristic and simple looking at the same time. We'd actually opt for a Field Tested condition Talon Ultraviolet over the Factory new for two reasons: it brings down the price by about 50%, and the scratches look pretty cool.

The Navaja, unfortunately, looks god-awful and downright silly with colorful skins. We looked through all of the combinations you could get and thought: there has to be at least something that looks good on a Navaja, surely? And then we saw it. The Vanilla Navaja Knife. Instantly our eyes lit up. It's simple and elegant, and although not for everyone, for some people this knife is nothing short of a perfect fit. If you love the look of this beauty as much as we do, it's worth checking out. It isn't too pricey either!

The problem with other Tiger Tooth knives? The pattern is only on the blade, leaving the handle empty. The solution? A Falchion Knife. The Falchion Knife replicates the blade's pattern onto its handle as well, which means good-looking skins like the Tiger Tooth look extra spiffing on it. It's only available in Factory New and Minimal Wear, but the quality doesn't affect the price too much, so you've gotta go with a Factory New condition if you're getting one!

When you think of Shadow Daggers, you think of covert ninjas hiding in the darkness - you definitely don't think of colorful rainbows and funky patterns. And although funky patterns are what some people want in an inventory, they aren't for everyone. That's where the Vanilla Shaddow Daggers come in, they are the second Vanilla knife to make an entrance to this list, and it's not hard to see why. They're cheap too, with prices under $70 in some cases. Check them out!

The Bowie Knife was a really hard knife to pick skins to put in this list for because so many skins look great on it. That said, the Marble Fade definitely caught our eye. It's like regular a Fade but more chaotic. Not only is it, in our opinion, the best Bowie Knife skin, but it's definitely up there in our top 25 skins of all time.

So first things first, if you're getting an Ursus Knife, it has to be in either Factory New or Minimal Wear condition. The lower conditions don't look terrible but they can really affect the look and feel of the blade - it's a simple, smooth knife and having scratches and jagged edges just don't go well with its looks. With that out of the way, the Night Stripe is, in our opinion, the nicest Talon you can get at cheaper end of the price spectrum. With a price tag of around $150 in Minimal Wear condition it's not going to break the bank for those with a mid-sized budget. To conclude, it isn't the best, but it's pretty close, and if you love the Talon and are on a budget, we say go for it!

The Crimson Web knife pattern is a lasting classic in CS:GO, so adding its decoration to one of the newest knives out there is a surefire way to make your knife skin an instant hit in any lobby you join. The Paracord Knife was added along with the Shattered Web operation in November 2019, and its coil-wrapped handle is a really unique addition to add to any inventory.

When it’s survival you’re fighting for, there’s no cheaping out. And that’s exactly what you’re fighting for each time you equip your knife in CS:GO. Whether it’s survival against the other team, or survival from the barrage of laughs you’ll hear in Discord if you don’t get the covert knife kill you’re creeping up on somebody to land, it’s always the name of the game. Rise to the challenge with a knife fit for the task.

The Nomad Knife: a skin that’s very name hints at the wielder being an army-of-one, a trailblazer, and an adventurist. The practical design compliments this of course, meaning a serious pattern like the Slaughter covering the blade really brings out the meanness of the knife. We look at this and think of the Huntsman knife with a dash more practicality added.

This new knife skin looks like it should be brandished after being pulled out from a secret leg sheath, or flung across the room like a throwing knife. It does a fantastic job of looking as slender and delicate as possible, which truly sets the Skeleton Knife in a class of its own as CS:GO knives go. Go for this knife in the Fade pattern, and you’ll be able to boast of having the most colorful skeleton in the room. There’s always humor to be found in horror, eh?

Most of the Paracords are going to cost you an arm and a leg, at least the decent-looking ones. The Stained is the exception to this rule. With a mesmerising shiny blade, and subtly patterned handle, if you're on a slim budget and need a Paracord in your loadout, the Paracord Knife Stained is the only option.

Who would've thought that the Survival Knife would wear the Safari Mesh so well? We sure didn't. As is expected with any Safari Mesh skin, the patterning is a tad plain, but it gives this jagged blade the right balance of character.

Did someone say that Battle Scarred doesn't look good? If they did, they were WRONG, because the combination of blackened edges and rainbow-colored blades looks pretty bad-ass to us. What's even better is that a Battle Scarred Nomad Knife is going to cost just a fraction of the price of a higher quality one. Don't be turned off by the "lower" quality!

They say money can't buy happiness, but who the heck wouldn't be happy with this beautiful looking thing in their loadout?