Navaja Knife | Damascus Steel

The Navaja Knife | Damascus Steel is a CS:GO (legacy) knife skin that has carried over into Counter-Strike 2 as part of the game’s established cosmetic library. Like many Damascus Steel-pattern knives, it’s built around a recognizable “blade-warp” aesthetic that players associate with classic industrial finishes and timeless knife designs.

Classified as a Covert rarity, this Navaja Knife version is notably uncommon compared to lower-tier skins. While exact drop probabilities aren’t publicly guaranteed for individual items, Covert knives are generally rarer in case drops and are typically among the more sought-after pulls. Its float range of 0–0.5 also means it can appear across a wide set of condition tiers—from pristine-looking examples to more worn variations.

You can find this skin in multiple wear states: Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred. StatTrak is available, allowing owners to track kills in-game, which adds an extra layer of value and collectability for players who prefer performance-focused cosmetics. Souvenir is not available, and it is not listed as being found in any specific active collection grouping.

Visually, the Damascus Steel finish creates a distinctive layered pattern on the blade, often resembling engraved metal folds and flowing textures. With Paint index 857 and the CS:GO (legacy) model, the overall look is designed to be both clean and dramatic, making it stand out in screenshots, trade-ups, and loadouts—especially when paired with darker weapon finishes or minimal glove colors.

To obtain the Navaja Knife | Damascus Steel, players typically rely on opening relevant weapon cases. This skin has been found in the Prisma 2 Case and the Prisma Case. Since knives are among the most coveted outputs in case-opening pools, this version remains a popular target for players who want a standout melee skin with a strong visual identity.

In the CS2 and CS:GO community, Damascus Steel knife designs are widely appreciated for their classic metal-work look and long-lasting appeal. Many players consider them a “safe” choice—visually interesting without feeling overly flashy—while still delivering the prestige of a Covert-tier knife.