Bayonet | Crimson Web
- Wear range
- 0.06–0.80
- Released
- 2013-09-20
- Paint kit
- 12
- Finish style
- Hydrographic
- Sources
- CS:GO Weapon Case、eSports 2013 Case、CS:GO Weapon Case 2、Operation Bravo Case、eSports 2013 Winter Case、Winter Offensive Weapon Case、CS:GO Weapon Case 3、Operation Phoenix Weapon Case、eSports 2014 Summer Case、Operation Vanguard Weapon Case、Revolver Case
- Drop chance (estimate)
- CS:GO Weapon Case：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed；eSports 2013 Case：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed；CS:GO Weapon Case 2：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed；Operation Bravo Case：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed；eSports 2013 Winter Case：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed；Winter Offensive Weapon Case：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed；CS:GO Weapon Case 3：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed；Operation Phoenix Weapon Case：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed；eSports 2014 Summer Case：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed；Operation Vanguard Weapon Case：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed；Revolver Case：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed
Steam market price
CNY
Introduction
Introduction
Crimson Web is one of the oldest and most recognizable knife finishes in CS2. With its deep red base and black spiderweb pattern, it's a classic that never really goes out of style. But is it worth buying today? Let's dig in.
Wear and Float
The wear range for Crimson Web is 0.06 to 0.8, meaning you can find everything from Factory New to Battle-Scarred. However, Factory New versions are extremely rare and expensive. Most buyers go for Field-Tested or Minimal Wear, where the red still pops but the price is more reasonable.
Keep in mind that wear affects not just scratches but also the visibility of the web pattern. On higher floats, the webs can become faded or partially hidden.
Pattern Matters
Crimson Web is all about the webs. The pattern is applied via hydrographic transfer, so each knife gets a unique web layout. Some patterns have a full web centered on the blade, while others have webs near the handle or edge. Collectors pay a premium for "full web" or "centered web" patterns, especially on bayonets and karambits.
When inspecting, rotate the knife and check both sides. A good pattern on one side might be lacking on the other.
Is It Worth Buying?
If you want a classic red knife that stands out without being flashy, Crimson Web is a solid choice. It's not as hyped as Doppler or Fade, but it has a dedicated following. Prices are relatively stable, and you can find good deals on C5GAME if you're patient.
However, if you're looking for a quick flip, this might not be the best option. The market for Crimson Web is more about collectors than traders.
Expert's Corner
"I've owned a few Crimson Web knives over the years. The key is to find one with a clean web and minimal wear on the play side. Don't settle for a scratched-up blade just because it's cheap—you'll regret it later."
Verdict: A timeless finish that rewards careful inspection. Buy it for the looks, not for the profit.