Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes (Field-Tested)

The Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes (Field-Tested) carries the same painted eyes and celestial mural design at a middle wear grade. It's the balance point of the lineup — noticeably cheaper than the top two grades while keeping the artwork readable.

Design

Chemical Alia's design puts a painted eye on each grip and a star-dusted mural down the slides, a look built for atmosphere rather than realism. The finish carries the line "Keeping a close eye—or five—on you," a nod to the watchful theme running through the artwork.

Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Field-Tested sits in the middle of the finish's 0.00–1.00 float range. At this grade light scuffing shows up around the edges and grip texture, but the mural and eye details remain clear enough that the design is still easy to recognize at a glance.

Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes Rarity

Angel Eyes carries Restricted rarity, the purple grade ranked one tier under Classified. That places it in the upper-middle band of standard weapon rarities, a solid outcome from any Terminal pull.

Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes Case and Collection

The finish comes from The Genesis Collection via the Sealed Genesis Terminal, which launched with the Show Off update in September 2025. Restricted items land at roughly a 15.98% rate from that container overall, shared across the whole rarity tier rather than being a per-skin number.

Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes Patterns

The artwork is fixed across every copy — the eyes and murals never rearrange based on paint seed, so there's no special pattern or blue-gem lookup to bother with. Wear grade and float are the only distinguishing factors between two units.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Angel Eyes is a regular-only finish with no StatTrak counterpart in existence. It also has no Souvenir version, since those are reserved for Major-tournament packages and this finish has never been part of one.

Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes Price

Field-Tested sits below Minimal Wear on the price ladder but still shows the design clearly, making it the value pick for buyers who don't need a near-flawless surface. It stays within the finish's affordable mid-tier range overall. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Field-Tested hide the wear well on Angel Eyes?

Reasonably well. Some scuffing shows around the grip edges, but the painted eyes and mural sit in areas that stay largely legible, so the finish doesn't lose its visual identity at this grade. It's a common choice for buyers balancing looks against price.

Is Field-Tested the best value grade for this finish?

For many buyers, yes. It's cheaper than Minimal Wear and Factory New while still displaying the design clearly, making it a practical middle option. Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred go even lower in price if a rougher look doesn't bother you.

Can I tell Field-Tested apart from Minimal Wear in a match?

Not easily at typical in-game viewing distances. The difference mostly shows up in close inspection, where Field-Tested has a bit more visible texture. During actual gameplay, both grades display the eye-and-mural design clearly enough to look great.