StatTrak™ Зевс 27 | Олімп (Battle-Scarred)

Zeus x27 | Olympus is a CS2 weapon skin from the Kilowatt Collection, introduced as part of Valve’s ongoing weapon-skin updates for Counter-Strike 2. As with many modern CS2 cosmetic releases, it’s built on the CS2 model and is referenced through its paint index (1172), which helps define the exact in-game look of the Olympus finish for the Zeus x27.

The skin is classified as Classified rarity, placing it among the higher-tier community categories. While exact drop chances are not publicly disclosed, Classified items are generally less common than lower-rarity skins, making Zeus x27 | Olympus a more sought-after option for players who want standout equipment without reaching rarest tiers.

You can find this skin in multiple wear states: Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred, with a float range of 0–0.67. StatTrak is available (Yes), allowing the Zeus x27 to track kills in-match. Souvenir is not available (No), so collectors looking specifically for souvenir versions will need to focus on other listings within CS2’s souvenir system.

Visually, Olympus delivers a clean, design-forward finish tailored to the Zeus x27 platform. The Olympus pattern/presentation is defined by the game’s painting system (paint index 1172), giving the skin its signature look that tends to appeal to players who prefer crisp visual identity and premium feel.

For acquisition, Zeus x27 | Olympus is linked to The Kilowatt Collection and can be obtained via Kilowatt Case openings. This makes it relevant for players tracking collection-specific drops or those aiming to complete themed inventories tied to Kilowatt.

In the community, the skin is often viewed as a solid “high-impact” choice because the Zeus x27 is a distinctive, round-changing weapon that many players use for fast picks or finishing plays. Classified skins like Olympus are typically appreciated for balancing exclusivity with strong visual presence—especially for users who want the Zeus to look impressive even in the moments it’s most frequently drawn.