PP-Bizon | Candy Apple (Field-Tested)

The PP-Bizon | Candy Apple (Field-Tested) is the most worn grade of this Industrial Grade red-and-black finish, and also the cheapest way to pick it up. Some scuffing shows here, but the bold color scheme still reads clearly.

Design

The Candy Apple pairs a glossy red spray with contrasting black sections, backed by the flavor line "Great on cars, better on weapons." Valve made it as a straightforward, color-driven finish rather than a detailed piece of artwork.

PP-Bizon | Candy Apple (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

The finish is capped at a 0.3 float, so Field-Tested — the worst grade this skin reaches, since there's no Well-Worn or Battle-Scarred — never gets close to the heavy scuffing a full-range skin would show. Some light scratching appears across the paint, but the red and black stay bold and easy to identify.

PP-Bizon | Candy Apple Rarity

The Candy Apple is Industrial Grade, one of CS2's more common tiers, ranking just above Consumer Grade. Its appeal is the color and the collection it's from, not its scarcity.

PP-Bizon | Candy Apple Case and Collection

It comes from The 2018 Inferno Collection, released with the FACEIT 2018 update in September 2018. There's no weapon case behind it, so this finish is sourced from the collection and, in practice, mostly picked up on the market.

PP-Bizon | Candy Apple Patterns

The red-and-black scheme is fixed and identical on every copy, so no pattern seed changes how a Candy Apple looks — there's nothing like a blue gem to search for here. Float is the only variable at play.

StatTrak & Souvenir

No StatTrak Candy Apple has ever existed. A Souvenir edition does, first appearing in the London 2018 Inferno Souvenir Package and again in numerous later Major souvenir packages. Those copies come exclusively from Major-tournament drops, separate from the standard finish described here.

PP-Bizon | Candy Apple Price

Field-Tested is the cheapest grade on the Candy Apple's ladder, making an already budget-tier finish even more affordable. For players who just want the red-on-black look for as little as possible, this is the entry point. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Field-Tested look bad on the Candy Apple?

Not really. The float cap of 0.3 keeps wear fairly mild even at this grade, so the red and black tones still stand out clearly. It's a reasonable trade-off for the lowest price on the finish.

Why doesn't the Candy Apple have a Well-Worn or Battle-Scarred version?

Because its float never rises above 0.3, well short of where those grades typically begin. Field-Tested is simply the roughest condition the skin can reach, so it doubles as the budget option.

Is Field-Tested the best value grade to buy?

For most buyers, yes — it's the cheapest way into the Candy Apple while the moderate float cap keeps the color scheme from looking too rough. If a slightly cleaner look matters more, Minimal Wear is only a small step up in price.