MAC-10 | Candy Apple (Field-Tested)

The MAC-10 | Candy Apple (Field-Tested) is an Industrial Grade SMG finish with a solid red-and-black spray-painted look. Field-Tested is as worn as this finish ever gets, sitting at the bottom of a short, low-float ladder.

Design

The design is nothing more than individual parts spray-painted red and black, a clean color-block approach with no printed graphics. It's a Valve-made finish, carrying the in-game quip "Great on cars, better on weapons."

MAC-10 | Candy Apple (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

The Candy Apple's float tops out at 0.30, so Field-Tested here is the lowest grade the finish reaches — nowhere near the heavier wear a full-range skin shows at its bottom end. Some light surface wear appears on the red and black sections, but the paint still looks well short of battered.

MAC-10 | Candy Apple Rarity

Rarity: Industrial Grade — the light-blue tier, one step above Consumer Grade in the standard weapon rarity order.

MAC-10 | Candy Apple Case and Collection

This finish is part of The Train Collection, which arrived with the "Out with the old, in with the new" update back in November 2013. There's no weapon case tied to it, so regular supply runs through the collection's own pool and the open market.

MAC-10 | Candy Apple Patterns

No random pattern variation applies here — the red-and-black paint sits the same way on every copy, with no paint seed or "blue gem" angle worth chasing. Wear grade and float are the only real differences.

StatTrak & Souvenir

The Candy Apple exists as a regular finish and a Souvenir version, with no StatTrak variant made. Souvenir copies date to the DreamHack 2013 Souvenir Package, and numerous later Major souvenir packages have added supply since then.

MAC-10 | Candy Apple Price

Field-Tested is the most affordable grade in the Candy Apple's short lineup, the entry point for anyone who wants the red-and-black look without paying for the top float. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Field-Tested Candy Apple look worn?

Only mildly. Since the finish is capped under a 0.30 float, even its lowest grade avoids the scuffing and paint loss that heavier-wear skins show at Field-Tested. The red-and-black scheme stays clearly visible throughout.

Why doesn't Candy Apple go all the way to Battle-Scarred?

Its float never exceeds 0.30, well under what Well-Worn or Battle-Scarred require to appear. Field-Tested is simply the roughest condition the game can ever generate for this finish.

Is Field-Tested the best budget option for Candy Apple?

Yes, it's the cheapest of the three available grades, and because the float ceiling is so low, it still looks close to the pricier Minimal Wear and Factory New copies rather than noticeably worn.