★ Bayonet | Crimson Web (Field-Tested)

The ★ Bayonet | Crimson Web (Field-Tested) is a Covert-rarity knife finish showing its red-and-web hydrographic at the middle grade of its wear range. It balances a still clearly readable web pattern against a lower price than the top two grades.

Design

The red base coat and spider-web hydrographic here sit under a semi-gloss topcoat, the combination that defines the whole finish. It's paired with the line "Be careful where you walk, you never know where the web is spread." The specific paint seed on a copy decides where the web strands fall, and a tight, full spread is what collectors chase hardest.

★ Bayonet | Crimson Web (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Float on this finish runs a capped 0.06 to 0.80 band rather than the full 0.00–1.00 scale, so no copy ever reaches the harshest extremes. Field-Tested sits in the middle, showing some added texture and light scuffing, though the red base and web pattern stay clearly visible since the topcoat doesn't fade the design itself. Field-Tested covers about 0.15–0.38 on the float scale.

Bayonet | Crimson Web Rarity

Covert ★ is the classification here — the rare special ("knife") tier that sits apart from ordinary weapon grades. Any knife pull from a case counts as inherently uncommon.

Bayonet | Crimson Web Case and Collection

Being one of the original knife finishes, Crimson Web has been obtainable from a wide spread of cases over the years, with the CS:GO Weapon Case and Operation Phoenix Weapon Case among the more iconic. Across all of them, the odds of pulling a knife stay around 0.26%.

Bayonet | Crimson Web Patterns

The paint seed alone decides where the spider-web strands sit on the blade, which is exactly what separates a sought-after copy from an ordinary one. A "full web" — tight, complete coverage concentrated across the playside — trades well above a copy with scattered or off-center strands. That layout is locked in for the copy's whole life and doesn't shift with wear, so it matters just as much at Field-Tested as at any other grade.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak edition of this knife exists too, adding a kill counter that becomes permanent once it starts tracking and travels with the item through trades. Souvenir versions were never made for knives, since Major-tournament souvenir packages don't include them.

Bayonet | Crimson Web Price

Field-Tested lands in the middle of the five-grade ladder, cheaper than Factory New and Minimal Wear but above Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred. Crimson Web's mid-tier standing among this knife's finishes holds regardless of grade — still a premium item, and a strong full-web seed can raise the price further. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Field-Tested a good middle ground for Crimson Web?

Yes — it costs less than the top two grades while the red base and web pattern remain fully readable, since neither fades from wear the way an ordinary painted surface might elsewhere. The trade-off is some added texture and light scuffing, which matters less to value than which paint seed the copy carries.

What is the best pattern on the Bayonet Crimson Web?

The paint seed matters more than the wear grade here. A "full web" — tight, complete strands concentrated across the blade — is the prize pattern and trades well above copies with scattered or lopsided webbing, and that ranking holds at Field-Tested exactly as it does at any other grade.

What are the best gloves for the Bayonet | Crimson Web?

Red or crimson-toned gloves pick up the base coat directly, while darker black or charcoal pairs let the web pattern stand out as the visual focus instead of competing with it. Either direction reads well against the semi-gloss finish. For the best Bayonet Crimson Web glove combo, lean into the red rather than pairing it with clashing cool tones.