With its curved blade mimicking a tiger's claw, the karambit was developed as part of the southeast Asian martial discipline of silat. The knife is typically used with a reverse grip, with the finger ring on the index finger. It has been painted black and purple, then decorated with a metallic marker.
History
The ★ Karambit | Freehand was first introduced on June 16th, 2016 (approximately 9 years ago). It has appeared and is available in 2 CS2 containers, such as Gamma Case, Gamma 2 Case.
Popularity & Rarity
★ Karambit | Freehand is Extremely Rare and classified as Covert Knife skin. This skin stands out among other Karambit skins.
Availability
★ StatTrak™ Karambit | Freehand (Factory New) is priced between $1836.98 and $1836.98, this skin is accessible on multiple platforms, including 1 Gamezod recommended marketplaces, such as: Steam. ★ Karambit | Freehand wide market presence makes it a popular choice among collectors and players alike.
Ranging from $1836.98 to $1836.98, the ★ StatTrak™ Karambit | Freehand (Factory New) is high-end Knife skin. It is somewhat scarce and cannot be acquired through various marketplaces.
Versions
The skin's float range extends from 0 to 0.48, ensuring it is available in every exterior condition (e.g., Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, Battle-Scarred). This versatility is coupled with a consistent design across all ★ Karambit | Freehand versions, with special editions available when applicable. Additionally, a StatTrak™ variant is available for ★ StatTrak™ Karambit | Freehand (Factory New) skin.
Finish Style
Featuring a Freehand finish, the Karambit boasts a solid color application where each component is meticulously painted to match the overall aesthetic. The design remains consistent regardless of the specific paint index (582).
Community Sentiment
While detailed ratings may vary, community feedback often highlights the unique style and tournament legacy of the ★ Karambit | Freehand. This sentiment contributes to its standing as a favored item among enthusiasts.
