P2000 | Grassland Leaves (Field-Tested)

The P2000 | Grassland Leaves (Field-Tested) is the classic middle grade of this leaf-stenciled, gray-toned Industrial Grade pistol skin. It's a common landing spot for buyers who want the design without paying for the top condition.

Design

Leaves were used as literal stencils to spray-paint this finish, leaving natural-looking silhouettes over a gray base. It's a Valve design that leans on texture and nature-inspired shapes rather than flashy color.

P2000 | Grassland Leaves (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Field-Tested falls within the finish's 0.06–0.80 float range, showing light surface wear on the slide and grip. The leaf pattern's busy texture helps hide that wear better than a flat, single-color finish would.

P2000 | Grassland Leaves Rarity

This is an Industrial Grade finish, one tier above the lowest standard rarity, Consumer Grade. It's a common rarity despite the finish's elevated price.

P2000 | Grassland Leaves Case and Collection

It's part of The Militia Collection, tied to the Arms Deal update from August 2013. No weapon case has ever carried this finish, so copies move through trading and the open market rather than case drops.

P2000 | Grassland Leaves Patterns

The leaf-stencil design doesn't vary between copies — every one shows the same fixed silhouettes, so there's no rare pattern seed worth searching for on this finish.

StatTrak & Souvenir

No StatTrak edition exists for this skin, and no Souvenir version does either — Souvenir weapons only come out of Major-tournament packages, and this finish's collection has never been one of them.

P2000 | Grassland Leaves Price

Field-Tested is a more accessible entry into this finish's price ladder than the cleaner grades, though it still sits inside the high-end, grail-tier range overall for a P2000 skin. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Field-Tested show much wear on the Grassland Leaves?

Only lightly. The busy leaf-stencil texture naturally disguises minor scuffing better than a plain color finish would, so a Field-Tested copy still reads well visually despite sitting in the middle of the wear ladder.

Is Field-Tested cheaper than Minimal Wear here?

Yes, it typically costs less while the leaf pattern still looks strong, making it a reasonable middle ground between the pricier top grades and the cheaper worn grades below it.

What gloves suit the Grassland Leaves?

Its gray base with natural leaf detailing pairs well with gray or muted green gloves, keeping the earthy, foliage feel consistent across a loadout without clashing colors.