P90 | Blind Spot (Field-Tested)

The P90 | Blind Spot applies a purple, blue, and pink hydrographic camo pattern to the P90. Field-Tested is the classic middle ground, keeping the design readable while costing noticeably less than the cleaner grades.

Design

An oversized camouflage print done in a hydrographic style, mixing purple, blue, and pink for a look that stands out from typical tactical patterns. It's Valve's work, with no flavor text attached to the finish.

P90 | Blind Spot (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Field-Tested sits in the middle of the finish's 0.00–0.50 float range. Expect light scratching around the edges and grip, though the camo blocks still read clearly from normal viewing distance. It's the wear level most buyers of this finish settle on.

P90 | Blind Spot Rarity

Rarity: Restricted — one tier above the common weapon grades and a genuinely uncommon pull relative to Mil-Spec finishes.

P90 | Blind Spot Case and Collection

Blind Spot comes from The eSports 2013 Winter Collection via the eSports 2013 Winter Case, tied to the Winter Offensive update in December 2013. Its Restricted tier drops at roughly 15.98% from that now-retired case, so the market carries most of today's supply.

P90 | Blind Spot Patterns

The camo pattern is fixed across every copy of this finish, so there's no seed or "blue gem" variant to hunt for. Float alone determines how worn a given copy looks.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak edition of this finish exists, permanently tracking kills on a counter that follows the item through trades and sales. Souvenir status doesn't apply, since that only comes from Major-tournament packages this finish was never included in.

P90 | Blind Spot Price

Field-Tested sits below Minimal Wear on the price ladder, giving up a bit of polish for a real price cut while keeping the camo design intact. It remains a premium P90 pick even at this grade. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Field-Tested a good value pick for the Blind Spot?

Yes, for most buyers. The camo pattern still reads clearly at this grade, and the savings versus Minimal Wear are usually worth it unless you specifically want the tightest possible float. It's a common landing spot for this finish.

How does Field-Tested compare to Well-Worn here?

Field-Tested shows lighter, more contained scratching, while Well-Worn picks up noticeably more visible wear across the body. If price matters most, Well-Worn saves more; if looks matter more, Field-Tested is the better middle ground.

Where does the Blind Spot come from?

It drops from the eSports 2013 Winter Case, released with the Winter Offensive update in December 2013. That case is no longer active, so nearly all supply today comes from market listings.