P2000 | Grassland (Well-Worn)

The P2000 | Grassland (Well-Worn) brings this earthy, solid-color Industrial Grade pistol skin down to its second-lowest price point. It's a budget-friendly way to get the look without paying for top condition.

Design

The Grassland's flat brown-and-green paint job, applied by Valve, keeps its earthy, camouflage-adjacent look even as wear increases. There's no fine detail to lose at this grade since the design is built from solid color blocks.

P2000 | Grassland (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Sitting near the top of the finish's 0.06–0.80 float range, Well-Worn shows more visible scuffing than Field-Tested. Because the range never reaches a full 1.0, though, even this grade falls short of the heaviest wear a fully uncapped skin could show.

P2000 | Grassland Rarity

Rated Industrial Grade, this finish sits low on the standard rarity ladder, just above Consumer Grade — a widely available rarity overall.

P2000 | Grassland Case and Collection

It's part of The Overpass Collection, tied to the June 2014 Operation Breakout release. Since no case ever carried this finish, copies circulate mainly through trades and marketplace listings.

P2000 | Grassland Patterns

The paint layout doesn't vary between copies — it's the same solid grassland scheme on every one, so there's no seed worth searching for. Float and wear grade are what actually differ.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This skin has no StatTrak edition. It does have a Souvenir version, distinct from the standard finish, whose earliest copies trace to the ESL One Cologne 2014 Overpass Souvenir Package, with additional Souvenir supply added by many later Major packages since.

P2000 | Grassland Price

Well-Worn undercuts Field-Tested by a real margin while the flat colors still hold up visually, making it one of the cheaper entries into this affordable, mid-tier pistol skin. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How rough does Well-Worn look on the Grassland?

More scuffed than Field-Tested, but not extreme — the finish's float never reaches a true 1.0, so even Well-Worn stops short of the heaviest damage other, uncapped skins can show at this grade.

Should I buy Well-Worn or Field-Tested?

If budget is the priority, Well-Worn saves you money and the flat paint scheme still reads clearly. If you want the sharpest colors for a bit more, Field-Tested is the better balance.

Is there a cheaper option than Well-Worn?

Yes, Battle-Scarred sits below it on the price ladder as the cheapest grade of this finish, though the capped float keeps even that grade from looking fully destroyed.