CS2 SKIN
FLOAT CHECKER

What are CS2 Float Values?

Float values in Counter-Strike 2 are decimal numbers between 0.00 and 1.00 that determine the wear condition of weapon skins. The lower the float value, the better the condition of your skin.

Float Value Ranges:

• Factory New (FN): 0.00 - 0.07
• Minimal Wear (MW): 0.07 - 0.15
• Field-Tested (FT): 0.15 - 0.38
• Well-Worn (WW): 0.38 - 0.45
• Battle-Scarred (BS): 0.45 - 1.00

Why Float Matters: Float values affect the visual appearance of scratches, dirt, and wear on your CS2 skins. Lower float values mean cleaner, more pristine-looking weapons.

From Steam Market:

1. Open the Steam Community Market
2. Search for the CS2 skin you want to check
3. Click on any listing to view details
4. Click "Inspect in Game..." button
5. Copy the inspect link from your browser address bar

From Inventory:

1. Open your Steam inventory
2. Select Counter-Strike 2 items
3. Right-click on any weapon skin
4. Select "Inspect in Game"
5. Copy the inspect link that opens

From Trade Offers:

You can inspect items in trade offers by clicking the "Inspect in Game" option before accepting any trade.

Tip: Inspect links work from Steam Market, inventory, and trade offers. Always check float values before trading!

Float Precision:

CS2 float values are stored with up to 16 decimal places of precision. For example: 0.0123456789012345

Not All Skins Use Full Range:

Many CS2 skins don't use the complete 0.00-1.00 float range. Each skin has its own specific float range:

• AK-47 Redline: 0.10 - 0.70 (No Factory New condition)
• AWP Dragon Lore: 0.00 - 0.99 (Full range available)
• Glock Fade: 0.00 - 0.08 (Only FN and MW)

Paint Seed vs Float:

Float Value: Controls wear and scratches

Paint Seed: Controls pattern placement and color distribution

Trading Considerations:

• Lower float = higher value (usually)
• Some collectors prefer specific float ranges
• Pattern and float both affect price
• Always verify float before trading

For Trading:

• Verify Before Trading: Always check float values before accepting trades
• Price Evaluation: Lower floats typically command higher prices
• Negotiate Better: Use float data to justify your pricing
• Avoid Scams: Screenshots can be fake, but float values don't lie

For Collecting:

• Find Perfect Specimens: Hunt for extremely low float values
• Build Sets: Collect similar float ranges across weapon types
• Track Rarity: Some float ranges are incredibly rare
• Investment Potential: Ultra-low floats often appreciate in value

Using Our Float Checker:

1. Copy the Steam inspect link
2. Paste it into our float checker
3. Get instant results with 16-decimal precision
4. View wear condition, paint seed, and other details
5. Make informed trading decisions

Pro Tips:

• Bookmark our tool for quick float checking
• Use our Chrome extension for Steam Market integration
• Check multiple listings to find the best float values
• Consider both float and pattern for maximum value