MAC-10 | Last Dive (Field-Tested)

The MAC-10 | Last Dive (Field-Tested) carries the same hand-painted green and orange pattern on a Restricted SMG finish. Field-Tested is the mid-grade option, trading a bit of surface polish for a friendlier price.

Design

Green and orange paint swirl across the body in a hand-painted, chaotic arrangement designed by community artist mara_der. It comes with a fitting flavor line: "There's beauty in chaos."

MAC-10 | Last Dive (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Field-Tested falls near the midpoint of Last Dive's 0.00–0.52 float range. Some light wear starts to show along the edges at this grade, though the bold green and orange coloring keeps the pattern easy to read at normal viewing distance.

MAC-10 | Last Dive Rarity

Rarity: Restricted, the purple tier sitting a notch above Mil-Spec in the standard weapon rarity system.

MAC-10 | Last Dive Case and Collection

This finish belongs to The Spectrum Collection, tied to the Spectrum Case from March 2017. The Restricted tier pulls at about a 16% rate from that case, shared evenly across the tier's skins rather than being specific to this finish.

MAC-10 | Last Dive Patterns

The pattern is fixed rather than truly randomized per copy — the green-and-orange layout is identical across every Last Dive, so there's no seed or "best pattern" to search for. Condition and float are the real variables.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak™ edition tracks confirmed kills permanently and comes from the same Spectrum Case as the standard finish. No Souvenir version was made, since that tag is reserved for Major-tournament packages, which this skin was never part of.

MAC-10 | Last Dive Price

Field-Tested sits in the middle of the price ladder, a step down from Minimal Wear and Factory New while keeping most of the visual appeal intact. It's a solid value option within an already affordable finish. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Field-Tested Last Dive show much wear?

Only lightly — some edge wear appears at this grade, but the bright green-and-orange paint keeps the pattern legible and appealing, which is why Field-Tested remains a popular choice for value buyers.

Is Field-Tested the best value grade here?

For many buyers, yes. It costs less than the two cleanest grades while looking nearly as good, making it a sensible pick within a finish that's already priced at an affordable mid-tier level.

Why does the Restricted tier matter for price?

Restricted sits above the more common Mil-Spec tier, pulling around 16% of the time from its case, which puts it at a moderate scarcity level that helps explain the finish's mid-tier pricing.