Five-SeveN | Flame Test (Well-Worn)

The Five-SeveN | Flame Test (Well-Worn) shows its purple metal-flake base and silver flame with noticeable use, sitting near the bottom of this Mil-Spec pistol skin's price ladder. It's a near-throwaway cost for a skin that's already inexpensive at every grade.

Design

Flame Test dresses the Five-SeveN in a metal-flake purple base topped with a silver flame across the muzzle, a bold look credited to community designer PTP. The flavor text "Element detected: Cs" plays into the flame-test theme the name references.

Five-SeveN | Flame Test (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

With a float ceiling of 0.65 rather than 1.00, this finish's Well-Worn grade doesn't get as beaten-up as the same grade on a full-range skin. Even so, expect visible scuffing across the flake finish and some fading around the flame's edges at this level.

Five-SeveN | Flame Test Rarity

The rarity is Mil-Spec Grade — the most common of the standard weapon tiers, well below the Restricted, Classified, and Covert grades in scarcity.

Five-SeveN | Flame Test Case and Collection

This skin is part of The Clutch Collection, sourced from the Clutch Case released in February 2018. Mil-Spec finishes from that case account for roughly 79.92% of drops, keeping Well-Worn copies abundant and cheap on the market.

Five-SeveN | Flame Test Patterns

No pattern variation applies here — the flame and flake artwork is identical on every copy no matter the paint seed. Condition and float are the only meaningful differences between one Well-Worn unit and another.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak™ variant exists for this finish and adds a permanent kill counter that follows the item through trades. There's no Souvenir version, because Souvenir weapons come only from Major-tournament packages and Flame Test was never featured in one.

Five-SeveN | Flame Test Price

Well-Worn is one of the cheapest grades on the Flame Test ladder, just above Battle-Scarred, and given the finish's already-budget tier, it's about as low-cost as a Five-SeveN skin can get. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Well-Worn noticeably worse-looking than Field-Tested?

A bit. The flake finish loses some sparkle and the flame edges soften slightly, but the overall design is still easy to make out. For a skin this cheap, most players won't mind trading a bit of visual polish for a lower price.

Why bother with Well-Worn if the whole skin is already budget?

Since Flame Test is inexpensive at every grade, Well-Worn mostly appeals to players stacking loadouts on a tight budget or wanting the cheapest possible entry into a StatTrak or regular Five-SeveN skin.

Does condition affect StatTrak Flame Test pricing much?

Wear grade shifts the price only modestly here, since the finish's low rarity and steady case supply keep every StatTrak copy affordable relative to higher-tier weapon skins.