P90 | Ash Wood (Well-Worn)

The P90 | Ash Wood (Well-Worn, WW) is the roughest and cheapest grade this Industrial Grade finish comes in, since it stops short of a Battle-Scarred (BS) release entirely. It's the lowest-cost way to own the twig-stenciled gray spray design.

Design

The finish recreates a freehand spray job using twigs as stencils, leaving a natural, gray texture across the body rather than a bold graphic. It's a Valve design built around a subdued, field-ready look.

P90 | Ash Wood (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Well-Worn sits at the very top of the finish's 0.00–0.45 float range — and since that range never climbs into the 0.45–1.0 band, there's no Battle-Scarred grade at all for this skin; Well-Worn is as rough as it gets. Expect clear scuffing and thinned paint, but the twig-stencil marks stay visible.

P90 | Ash Wood Rarity

This finish carries Industrial Grade rarity, the second-lowest standard tier, sitting above Consumer Grade and below Mil-Spec, Restricted, Classified, and Covert.

P90 | Ash Wood Case and Collection

The Ash Wood belongs to The Train Collection, released with the "Out with the old, in with the new" update in November 2013, and it isn't a case drop — it comes from the collection's own pool.

P90 | Ash Wood Patterns

The spray texture is identical on every copy — the paint seed has no effect on where the twig marks fall, so there's no rare pattern or blue-gem seed worth hunting for on this finish. Wear grade alone determines condition.

StatTrak & Souvenir

No StatTrak version has ever existed for this finish, but a Souvenir edition does, going back to the DreamHack 2013 Souvenir Package with numerous later Major packages adding to it. Regular and Souvenir remain the only two versions on every wear.

P90 | Ash Wood Price

Well-Worn is the cheapest grade available for this finish, since there's no Battle-Scarred to undercut it, making it the go-to pick for the lowest possible price. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Why does the Ash Wood stop at Well-Worn?

Its float range caps at 0.45, which falls short of what a Battle-Scarred copy needs, so the game simply never produces one. Well-Worn is both the roughest and the cheapest grade this finish offers.

How worn does the Well-Worn Ash Wood actually look?

Expect clear scuffing and some paint thinning across the body, more than Field-Tested (FT) shows, though the twig-stencil texture remains identifiable throughout rather than disappearing entirely.

Is Well-Worn the best-value Ash Wood grade?

For buyers focused purely on price, yes — since it's the lowest grade this finish reaches, Well-Worn offers the cheapest way to own the design without waiting on a Battle-Scarred copy that will never exist.