Stiletto Knife | Tiger Tooth

The Stiletto Knife | Tiger Tooth is a highly sought-after knife skin associated with CS:GO’s legacy weapon finish system and carried into CS2. As with many iconic knife patterns, the Tiger Tooth design became popular for its bold, high-contrast look and the way it highlights the knife’s distinctive silhouette—especially on high-wear condition variants where surface clarity matters most.

This skin is classified as Covert rarity, placing it among the more exclusive drops in the game’s economy. While exact drop odds aren’t publicly consistent across player accounts or match conditions, Covert knives are generally considered rare compared to lower-tier skins. The float range of 0.00–0.08 also makes it comparatively easier to aim for cleaner appearances within the allowed StatTrak/collection constraints of the item.

Players can find the Stiletto Knife | Tiger Tooth in two main wear states: Factory New and Minimal Wear. StatTrak is available (Yes), allowing the knife to track kills in-game. Souvenir is not available (No), and the skin is not listed as being found in any “collections” set, which keeps the focus on case-based acquisition rather than collection completions.

Visually, the Tiger Tooth finish is known for its striking, tiger-striped pattern across the blade and the overall high-energy coloration. With Paint Index 409 and the CS:GO (legacy) model, the skin’s pattern placement contributes to each instance’s unique look—though all share the signature “tiger” theme that fans recognize instantly. This is one of the reasons it remains a staple choice for knife enthusiasts.

To obtain it, the Stiletto Knife | Tiger Tooth is found in Prisma 2 Case and Prisma Case. Since knives are typically among the most coveted rewards in CS2 cases, demand tends to be consistently high, and the market value (like other knife skins) is influenced heavily by condition, StatTrak availability, and the appeal of the Tiger Tooth pattern.

In the CS2 community, the Stiletto Knife | Tiger Tooth is widely viewed as a premium display knife—popular for its visual contrast, recognizable pattern, and overall “statement” presence in inventories. Whether you’re building a collection around Prisma-era finishes or looking for a clean, high-impact knife skin, it’s often considered a top-tier choice among Stiletto variants.