Dual Berettas | Drift Wood (Field-Tested)

The Dual Berettas | Drift Wood (Field-Tested) shows the brown, dried-wood paint job in its most common condition. It's the classic middle-ground grade, balancing a decent look against a lower price than the cleaner options.

Design

Both slides are finished in brown paint arranged to resemble dried wood grain, a natural-themed design attributed to Valve. The look favors subtlety and consistency over flashy graphics, and it ships with the line: "Knock on wood; you're gonna need all the luck you can get."

Dual Berettas | Drift Wood (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Drift Wood's float range runs only up to 0.60, capped well short of a full 1.00, so wear never gets as extreme as it would on an uncapped skin. At Field-Tested, expect some visible softening of the wood-grain texture and light discoloration, though the overall brown pattern still reads clearly.

Dual Berettas | Drift Wood Rarity

Industrial Grade is the rarity here — a light-blue, lower-tier grade among the standard weapon rankings, which explains its wide availability and accessible pricing.

Dual Berettas | Drift Wood Case and Collection

The finish is part of The 2021 Mirage Collection, launched during Operation Riptide back in September 2021. It first showed up in the Stockholm 2021 Mirage Souvenir Package rather than a traditional weapon case.

Dual Berettas | Drift Wood Patterns

There's no paint-seed variation to consider on Drift Wood — the wood-grain look is fixed and identical across every copy. Skip the pattern-hunting; float and wear are the only things that change.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Both a regular and a Souvenir edition of this finish exist, but StatTrak was never produced for it. Souvenir copies have been distributed across several different Major-tournament packages since the Stockholm 2021 debut, each tied to its own event rather than a single shared date.

Dual Berettas | Drift Wood Price

Field-Tested lands in the middle of the Drift Wood ladder, priced below the two cleaner grades and above Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred. It keeps the finish's overall affordable mid-tier standing. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Field-Tested the best value grade for Drift Wood?

For many buyers, yes — it costs less than Minimal Wear and Factory New while the wood-grain design still looks clear, since the finish's low float cap keeps wear from ever getting too severe. Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred trim price further at the cost of a rougher texture.

Why does Drift Wood never look extremely worn?

Its float range is capped at 0.60 instead of the full 1.00 scale, so even the lowest grades stay milder than fully worn skins elsewhere. Field-Tested reflects that moderate range rather than heavy damage.

Can I get a Souvenir Field-Tested Drift Wood?

Yes, Souvenir copies exist across wear grades, including Field-Tested, and have been issued through multiple Major-tournament packages since 2021. They typically carry a price premium over the standard version.