Paracord Knife | Tiger Tooth

The Paracord Knife | Tiger Tooth is a highly sought-after CS2 knife skin, built on the recognizable Tiger Tooth finish theme. As a CS:GO (legacy) model, it carries forward the classic look many players associate with the earlier Counter-Strike era, while remaining relevant in today’s CS2 market and loadouts.

In terms of rarity, this skin is classified as Covert, placing it among the more exclusive tiers of weapon finishes. While exact drop rates are not publicly guaranteed in a way that can be stated with certainty, Covert items are generally far less common than lower-tier rarities, meaning they’re typically obtained through cases rather than ordinary gameplay drops. For this skin, the float range is 0–0.08, with the best appearance usually tied to lower wear levels.

Available versions include Factory New and Minimal Wear, giving players a choice between a pristine look and a slightly more used finish. The skin also supports StatTrak™, allowing owners to track kills with the knife. A Souvenir variant is not available, and it is listed as not found in any collections.

Visually, the Tiger Tooth pattern delivers the signature mix of warm, tooth-like tones across the blade and/or handle surfaces, designed to read as bold and high-contrast in-game. With this specific skin using paint index 409, players can expect the classic pattern layout associated with the Paracord Knife’s Tiger Tooth aesthetic—one of the key reasons it remains a fan favorite.

To obtain it, look to the Fever Case, where this skin can be found. Its presence in a named case container is often the main route players pursue, especially given its Covert rarity and limited appearance through normal progression.

Community perception around the Paracord Knife | Tiger Tooth is consistently positive: it’s viewed as a premium “classic style” knife finish that pairs well with many weapon skins due to its warm palette and striking patterning. For many players, it represents a balance of prestige, recognizability, and visual impact—making it a frequent choice for displays and competitive setups.