Five-SeveN | Fraise Crane

The Five-SeveN | Fraise Crane is a Mil-Spec Grade CS2 weapon skin from the Harlequin Collection. Designed for players who prefer bold, character-inspired visuals without stepping into higher-budget tiers, this skin brings a distinctive patterned look to the Five-SeveN sidearm. Its CS2 model reflects the game’s updated weapon rendering, preserving the original identity of the finish while presenting it with modern in-game graphics.

As a Mil-Spec Grade item, Five-SeveN | Fraise Crane is generally considered more accessible than Restricted or Classified skins. Exact drop rates aren’t publicly guaranteed for each individual item, but Mil-Spec skins are typically more commonly obtained through standard case-based or collection-based acquisition. Note that this page focuses on the skin’s rarity tier and availability rather than promising specific odds for your pulls.

This skin is available in multiple wear states: Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred. StatTrak is not available for this model, and there is no Souvenir version. The float range for Five-SeveN | Fraise Crane spans 0.00 to 0.65, meaning condition can significantly affect how clean the pattern and finish appear on the weapon.

Visually, the Fraise Crane finish is defined by the “Fraise Crane” pattern, highlighted by contrasting colors and a stylized design language. Paint index 1380 is associated with the skin’s specific pattern placement, contributing to consistent visual identity across wear levels (with details potentially looking sharper or more muted depending on condition).

In terms of where to obtain it, Five-SeveN | Fraise Crane is found in the Harlequin Collection. The skin is not listed as being available from specific cases or containers, so collectors typically look to the collection entry and related acquisition routes within CS2.

Community-wise, this skin is often appreciated for balancing visual flair with entry-level rarity. Players who like patterned pistols, compact sidearms, or themed collections tend to consider the Fraise Crane finish a practical pick—especially for those who want a recognizable design on a commonly used weapon without paying for higher-tier rarity.