P2000 | Pathfinder (Field-Tested)

The P2000 | Pathfinder (Field-Tested) shows the gray labyrinth stencil with a touch of wear, and it's also this finish's roughest available grade. It's the budget-friendlier way to own the design since heavier grades were never made.

Design

An isometric labyrinth stencil in gray covers the P2000, a geometric pattern that reads more like a blueprint than a piece of decorative art. Valve created the finish, which carries the flavor line "Personally I prefer the 4th edition, but the customer is always right," from Booth, Arms Dealer.

P2000 | Pathfinder (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Field-Tested sits at the top of the finish's 0.00–0.35 float range, making it the most worn grade this skin comes in. Expect visible scratching across the slide and grip, though the labyrinth pattern remains legible throughout. Since the float never climbs past 0.35, even this top-worn grade stays far milder than a Battle-Scarred copy of a full-range skin.

P2000 | Pathfinder Rarity

This finish holds an Industrial Grade rating, the light-blue tier just one step above Consumer Grade among the standard weapon grades.

P2000 | Pathfinder Case and Collection

Part of The Gods and Monsters Collection released with Operation Bloodhound in May 2015, this finish has no weapon-case route at all — it's obtained straight from the collection, through drops or trade-ups.

P2000 | Pathfinder Patterns

No paint seed affects the Pathfinder's look — the stencil design is fixed on every copy, so there's no pattern variation or hidden "best" version to search for. Wear alone changes the visual from copy to copy.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This finish is available only as the regular skin, with neither a StatTrak nor a Souvenir edition ever produced. There's no counter variant and no Major-package version to track down.

P2000 | Pathfinder Price

Field-Tested is the most affordable grade of the Pathfinder, sitting below both Minimal Wear and Factory New, though the finish keeps its premium standing overall. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Field-Tested the cheapest way to get the Pathfinder?

Yes. Since the finish never drops below Field-Tested — there's no Well-Worn or Battle-Scarred grade — this is the most affordable entry point while still showing the full labyrinth design clearly.

Why does the float cap out at 0.35?

The Pathfinder was built with a float ceiling of 0.35, which simply means the game never rolls a copy past that point. That keeps Field-Tested as the roughest condition available, noticeably milder than a Battle-Scarred grade on a full-range skin.

Which gloves pair well with the Pathfinder?

The gray, stencil-style design leans toward a neutral, tactical loadout, so gray or black gloves complement it best. Keeping the palette muted matches the labyrinth's understated look.