CZ75-Auto | Hexane (Field-Tested)

Field-Tested is the middle grade for the CZ75-Auto | Hexane, a Mil-Spec pistol skin known for its hexagon-patterned hydrographic. It balances a still-solid look against a lower price than the top grades.

Design

Per Valve's description, the finish is a hydrographic printed with a hexagon pattern across the CZ75's body. It's a Valve-made design built entirely around that repeating geometric motif rather than any painted artwork.

CZ75-Auto | Hexane (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Sitting mid-way through the finish's 0.00–0.40 float range, Field-Tested shows light scuffing on raised edges while the hexagon pattern remains clearly visible overall. The geometric detail holds up even with some surface wear starting to show.

CZ75-Auto | Hexane Rarity

This is a Mil-Spec Grade skin, the blue tier that ranks below Restricted, Classified, and Covert — one of the more frequently seen rarities on the CZ75.

CZ75-Auto | Hexane Case and Collection

The Hexane is part of The eSports 2014 Summer Collection and drops from the eSports 2014 Summer Case, both from July 2014. The Mil-Spec tier as a group unboxes at around 79.92% from that case, a rate shared across the tier rather than specific to this finish.

CZ75-Auto | Hexane Patterns

The hexagon hydrographic is identical on every copy of the Hexane — there's no seed variation and no "blue gem" grail to look for, so wear grade alone decides how a copy presents.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Regular and StatTrak versions of the Hexane both exist, with the StatTrak edition adding a permanent kill counter that follows the item through every trade. No Souvenir version exists, since Souvenir weapons come only from Major-tournament packages and the Hexane has never been part of one.

CZ75-Auto | Hexane Price

Field-Tested lands below Minimal Wear and Factory New on the price ladder while keeping the finish's overall affordable mid-tier standing intact. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Field-Tested hide wear well on the Hexane?

Reasonably well. The repeating hexagon pattern camouflages light scuffing better than a plain paint job would, so a Field-Tested copy still reads clearly even with some surface wear visible up close.

Is Field-Tested the smart budget pick here?

Given the Hexane's already affordable mid-tier pricing, Field-Tested mostly saves a modest amount over Minimal Wear and Factory New. It's a fine pick if squeezing out extra value matters more than a top-grade float.

Why does the Hexane skip Battle-Scarred?

The finish's float only reaches up to 0.40, and Battle-Scarred needs a float above that ceiling, so the game never rolls a copy worn enough to qualify. Well-Worn is the roughest grade the Hexane actually reaches.