Falchion Knife | Tiger Tooth

The Falchion Knife | Tiger Tooth is a well-known knife skin carried over from the CS:GO (legacy) era into CS2’s wider inventory ecosystem. It became popular as part of the Tiger Tooth lineup, recognized for pairing a clean, high-contrast “tooth” motif with a premium knife silhouette. In practice, the skin’s identity has remained consistent across updates, making it a staple among players who track classic CS knife designs.

With Covert rarity, the Falchion Knife | Tiger Tooth is considered one of the more desirable knife options in the game. While exact drop chances are not publicly guaranteed or consistently documented, Covert knives are generally associated with very low odds compared to lower-rarity items. The skin is best understood as a high-tier draw from case-based odds rather than a common reward.

Players can find multiple versions of this skin based on wear and special listings. The float range is 0.00–0.08, corresponding to Factory New and Minimal Wear appearances. StatTrak is available, allowing owners to track weapon statistics with confirmed kills, while Souvenir versions are not available for this particular skin.

Visually, the Tiger Tooth finish delivers a bold look: sharp, tiger-stripe-inspired highlights designed to stand out on the knife’s blade and surfaces. The skin uses paint index 409, and the patterning contributes to each knife’s unique visual character. Overall, it’s prized for the way its warmer tones and high contrast read clearly under typical CS2 lighting.

To obtain the Falchion Knife | Tiger Tooth, players typically look to case openings, as it has been listed in the Spectrum Case and Spectrum 2 Case. There are no collections associated with this skin, so the most common path is purchasing or opening the relevant Spectrum containers where the weapon may drop.

In the CS community, the Falchion Knife | Tiger Tooth is often praised for being both iconic and easy to recognize among knife skins. Its combination of Covert tier status and strong visual branding makes it a frequent choice for collectors and players who want a classic “statement” knife without relying on the most recent design trends.