CZ75-Auto | Jungle Dashed (Battle-Scarred)

The CZ75-Auto | Jungle Dashed (Battle-Scarred) is the roughest, cheapest grade of this Consumer Grade green camo finish. It's the way to grab the tape-stencil dash look on the CZ75-Auto for as little as possible.

Design

Short pieces of tape were used as spray-paint stencils to build this finish's scattered green dash pattern, giving it a rough, field-applied feel rather than a polished graphic. It's a Valve design, built around function and camo rather than decoration.

CZ75-Auto | Jungle Dashed (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

Float for this skin tops out at 0.80 rather than reaching the full 1.0, so even Battle-Scarred copies stay a bit short of the most extreme wear a skin can show. Expect heavy scratching and noticeable paint loss across the dashes at this grade, with the camo pattern doing what it can to keep things from looking totally chaotic.

CZ75-Auto | Jungle Dashed Rarity

This finish carries Consumer Grade rarity, the lowest and most common tier in CS2's rarity system. Scarcity was never part of the design here.

CZ75-Auto | Jungle Dashed Case and Collection

The Jungle Dashed is part of The Control Collection, which arrived with Operation Broken Fang in December 2020. As the most common tier in that collection, Consumer Grade skins like this one have never been in short supply.

CZ75-Auto | Jungle Dashed Patterns

The dash pattern from the tape-stencil paint job doesn't vary by seed — every copy lands the same way, so there's no rare layout or blue-gem variant to look out for. Battle-Scarred copies differ from cleaner ones only in float and surface wear.

StatTrak & Souvenir

No StatTrak counter and no Souvenir tag were ever made for this finish — it exists only as a standard skin. Souvenir versions come strictly from Major-tournament packages, and The Control Collection has never been distributed that way.

CZ75-Auto | Jungle Dashed Price

Battle-Scarred is the cheapest grade on the Jungle Dashed ladder, sitting below Well-Worn as the entry point into this finish. Given the skin already sits in the affordable mid-tier range overall, this is about as budget as a CZ75-Auto skin gets. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Battle-Scarred too worn to look good?

It's the roughest grade available, with heavy scuffing across the pattern, but because the float cap stops at 0.80 rather than 1.0, it never hits the most extreme wear possible on a skin. The busy dash camo also helps mask some of the damage compared to a solid-color finish.

Why is Battle-Scarred the cheapest option?

Lower condition grades always sell for less since collectors and players generally prefer cleaner surfaces. Battle-Scarred sits at the bottom of the Jungle Dashed's own price ladder for exactly that reason, making it the go-to pick for the tightest budgets.

What loadout suits the Jungle Dashed?

Its green camo tone pairs naturally with olive or earth-toned gear, so green driver or hand-wrap gloves tie the look together well. It fits a general tactical or jungle-themed setup rather than anything flashy.