M9 Bayonet | Tiger Tooth
- Wear range
- 0.00–0.08
- Released
- 2015-01-08
- Paint kit
- 409
- Finish style
- Anodized Multicolored
- Sources
- Chroma 3 Case、Chroma Case、Chroma 2 Case
- Drop chance (estimate)
- Chroma 3 Case：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed；Chroma Case：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed；Chroma 2 Case：Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed
Steam market price
CNY
Introduction
As rare as a tiger... as deadly as one.
Shop Verdict
The Tiger Tooth is one of the most iconic knife finishes in CS2. Its bright orange and yellow tiger stripe pattern, achieved through multi-color electroplating and hand etching, makes it a standout in any inventory. With a narrow wear range of 0.0 to 0.08, only Factory New and Minimal Wear exist, meaning you won't find any heavily scratched versions. This makes it a relatively safe buy if you want a clean look.
Inspection Tips
When inspecting a Tiger Tooth knife, pay close attention to the pattern placement. The tiger stripes can vary in intensity and coverage, especially on different knife models. For example, on the M9 Bayonet, the stripes often run along the blade, while on the Karambit, they wrap around the curve. Always use the in-game inspect function to see how the pattern falls on the specific knife you're considering. Also, check the wear: even within the narrow range, there can be slight differences in the brightness of the finish. Factory New (0.00-0.07) will have a more vibrant, unblemished look, while Minimal Wear (0.07-0.08) might show minor scuffs on the edges.
Is It Worth Buying?
Absolutely, if you're a fan of flashy knives. The Tiger Tooth is a classic that holds its value well. It's particularly popular on high-tier knives like the Karambit, M9 Bayonet, and Butterfly Knife. However, be prepared to pay a premium. If you're on a budget, consider lower-tier knives with the same finish, but keep in mind that the pattern may not be as striking. Overall, it's a solid investment that combines rarity with visual appeal.
Expert's Corner
"The Tiger Tooth is one of those finishes that looks good on almost any knife. But my advice? Go for Factory New if you can. The difference in brightness is subtle but noticeable, especially under different lighting conditions. And always inspect the pattern—some knives have better stripe alignment than others. It's the little details that make a Tiger Tooth truly shine."
Remember: always buy from reputable platforms like C5GAME or Steam Market to ensure authenticity and fair prices.