P90 | Fallout Warning (Field-Tested)

The P90 | Fallout Warning (Field-Tested) shows the red hazard-pattern design of this Industrial Grade skin at a mid-range condition. It's a more accessible way into a finish that otherwise commands grail-tier pricing.

Design

This finish has been spray-painted with radiological warning hazard patterns, giving the P90 a bold red, industrial look designed by Valve. There's no flavor text recorded for this skin, keeping the presentation purely visual.

P90 | Fallout Warning (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Within the finish's 0.06–0.80 float range, Field-Tested sits toward the middle. Some visible wear appears on raised edges and the receiver at this grade, though the red hazard artwork remains clearly legible.

P90 | Fallout Warning Rarity

Rarity: Industrial Grade, the light blue tier — a common standard rarity, just above Consumer Grade and well below Mil-Spec, Restricted, and Classified.

P90 | Fallout Warning Case and Collection

The Fallout Warning is one of the finishes in The Nuke Collection, which arrived with the Arms Deal update in August 2013. No case is tied to this finish; regular copies come from Nuke-linked collection drops and trade-ups.

P90 | Fallout Warning Patterns

Every copy of this finish carries the identical hazard-pattern artwork — there's no paint seed variation and nothing resembling a "blue gem" version to search for. Float and wear are the only real differences between copies.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Both a regular and a Souvenir version of this finish exist, with no StatTrak option at all. Souvenir supply began with the ESL One Cologne 2014 Nuke Souvenir Package and has continued through separate Major souvenir packages since.

P90 | Fallout Warning Price

Field-Tested costs noticeably less than Minimal Wear or Factory New while still showing the hazard-pattern design clearly, which matters given this finish's overall grail-tier standing. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Field-Tested a good balance on this finish?

Yes — it shows some light wear on raised surfaces but keeps the red hazard design fully readable, and it costs meaningfully less than the two cleaner grades of an otherwise expensive finish. It's a sensible middle-ground pick.

Why is a common-rarity skin priced so high?

Rarity tier and market price don't always match. Fallout Warning is Industrial Grade, a common tier, but it has no case source and comes from a collection dating back to 2013, and that scarcity of supply is what drives the grail-tier price rather than the drop rarity itself.

Does Field-Tested show much wear on the hazard markings?

Some — expect light scuffing on edges and the receiver, but the red warning patterns stay bold and clearly readable at this grade. You'd need to look closely to tell it apart from the cleaner grades above it.