Dual Berettas | Urban Shock (Well-Worn)

Well-Worn is one of the cheaper ways to pick up the Dual Berettas | Urban Shock, a Restricted pistol skin styled in urban camo with blue accents. Thanks to a tight float cap, it stays milder-looking than "Well-Worn" usually suggests.

Design

Blue accents cut across a custom urban camo pattern spread over the twin slides, giving the pistols a street-tactical edge. The design comes from community artist RaekenTheRock, along with the flavor line "With lightning always comes thunder."

Dual Berettas | Urban Shock (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

This finish caps out at 0.47 float, well below the 1.0 maximum most skins reach, so even its Well-Worn grade stays noticeably milder than the worst wear on other pistols. Some clear scuffing is visible on the slides, but the camo and blue tones still hold up reasonably well.

Dual Berettas | Urban Shock Rarity

Restricted is the rarity tier for this skin — the purple grade, positioned above Mil-Spec and a common enough pull from the Chroma Case.

Dual Berettas | Urban Shock Case and Collection

Urban Shock drops from the Chroma Case within The Chroma Collection, which came out in January 2015. Restricted-tier finishes land at about 15.98% from that case, so supply from openings is steady.

Dual Berettas | Urban Shock Patterns

The camo layout on this finish never changes from copy to copy — it's a fixed design with no paint-seed influence, so there's no blue-gem chase to worry about. Wear and float alone set copies apart.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Alongside this regular finish, a StatTrak Urban Shock is also available, tracking kills with a counter that stays with the item permanently. There's no Souvenir version, as Souvenir weapons are only issued through Major-tournament packages.

Dual Berettas | Urban Shock Price

Well-Worn sits near the bottom of the price ladder, just above Battle-Scarred, offering one of the more budget-friendly ways into this camo finish. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Well-Worn look too rough on the Urban Shock?

Not especially. Because float caps at 0.47, Well-Worn copies show clear but not extreme scuffing, and the camo pattern remains identifiable. It's a reasonable budget option if price matters more than surface polish.

Is Well-Worn much cheaper than Field-Tested here?

It's a step down in price from Field-Tested, though the visual gap is smaller than on many skins thanks to the float cap. Buyers chasing the lowest cost while still getting a readable camo pattern often land on Well-Worn.

Which gloves match this finish?

The blue accents pair well with blue-toned or driver gloves for a matching set, while darker gloves keep the whole loadout leaning into the finish's urban-tactical vibe without clashing.