CZ75-Auto | Pole Position (Well-Worn)

The CZ75-Auto | Pole Position (Well-Worn) shows clearly more scuffing than the middle grades, though the red racing paint still holds its own. It's a budget-friendly way to add this livery to your loadout.

Design

The racing theme stays recognizable even at heavier wear — red panels set against gray accents across the slide and frame, styled after a motorsport livery. Coridium designed the skin, which carries the line: "We only get one chance at this, let's do it right."

CZ75-Auto | Pole Position (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Well-Worn sits near the top end of the finish's 0.00–0.70 float range. Scratching and fading are clearly visible across the slide at this stage, taking some sharpness off the racing livery, though the red-and-gray colors are still identifiable at a glance.

CZ75-Auto | Pole Position Rarity

This is a Restricted-grade finish, the purple tier that sits above the common Mil-Spec pistol skins but below Classified and Covert.

CZ75-Auto | Pole Position Case and Collection

Pole Position is part of The Chroma 2 Collection, originally pulled from the Chroma 2 Case released with the April 2015 update. Restricted-tier odds from that case sit around 15.98%, and since the case has since aged out of active circulation, most copies now come from the market.

CZ75-Auto | Pole Position Patterns

No paint-seed variation exists on this finish — every copy shows the identical racing livery, so there's nothing like a "blue gem" pattern to hunt for. Only the wear grade changes the appearance.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Both regular and StatTrak™ versions of this finish exist, with the StatTrak counter tracking kills permanently through trades and sales. A Souvenir version does not exist, since Souvenir weapons only come from Major-tournament packages, and this collection was never part of one.

CZ75-Auto | Pole Position Price

Well-Worn sits near the lower end of the Pole Position's price ladder, a step cheaper than Field-Tested for buyers comfortable with visible scuffing. It stays within the finish's overall affordable mid-tier range. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How rough does Well-Worn look on this skin?

Expect visible scratching and some fading across the slide, enough to notice right away, though the red-and-gray racing colors are still clearly recognizable. It sits between Field-Tested and the heavier wear of Battle-Scarred.

Does the float cap make Well-Worn look better than expected?

A little. Since Pole Position never rolls past a 0.70 float, even this wear stage isn't as beat-up as it could be on a skin with no cap, so the drop-off in looks from Field-Tested is a bit milder than the wear name might suggest.

Is Well-Worn a good budget option?

Yes, if you want the racing livery for less. It costs noticeably less than the top three grades while still clearly showing off the red-and-gray design, and StatTrak is available at this grade too.