Tec-9 | Blue Blast (Factory New)

The Tec-9 | Blue Blast (Factory New) is a Consumer Grade pistol skin painted in different shades of blue. Factory New is the top grade it comes in, giving the color layering its cleanest possible look.

Design

Blue Blast layers several shades of blue across the frame and slide, going for a bold, energetic look built purely on color rather than any graphic or symbol. The flavor line, "Move fast, shoot fast, win fast," matches that high-energy feel and reflects the Tec-9's reputation as a rush-friendly sidearm.

Tec-9 | Blue Blast (Factory New) Float and Wear

Blue Blast spans a wide 0.00–0.80 float range, and Factory New sits right at the bottom of it. At this grade the blue tones look their most saturated and even, with essentially no visible marking. Since the range reaches all the way up to 0.80, worn copies of this finish can look considerably rougher than this one.

Tec-9 | Blue Blast Rarity

This finish is Consumer Grade, the most common rarity tier in CS2 — the entry level that every other classification sits above.

Tec-9 | Blue Blast Case and Collection

Blue Blast is part of The Ascent Collection, which arrived with the Spring Forward update in March 2025. It doesn't drop from any weapon case, so copies come through collection drops or trade-ups rather than unboxing.

Tec-9 | Blue Blast Patterns

The blue color layering is fixed on every copy — the paint seed doesn't change how it looks, so there's no rare pattern or blue-gem seed worth chasing here. Float and exterior grade are the only real variables.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This finish exists as a regular finish only — no StatTrak version and no Souvenir version. Souvenir status only ever comes from Major-tournament packages, and Blue Blast has never featured in one.

Tec-9 | Blue Blast Price

Factory New is the priciest grade on Blue Blast's own ladder, though the finish as a whole sits firmly in budget territory. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Factory New Blue Blast much pricier than other grades?

Not dramatically — this finish is budget-priced across the board, so Factory New only costs a bit more than the lower grades. It's a fine pick if you want the blue shading looking its sharpest without spending much.

Does the float range affect how rough Battle-Scarred looks?

Yes. Blue Blast's float stretches all the way to 0.80, so its worst grade shows meaningfully more wear than a finish with a lower cap. Factory New, by contrast, avoids all of that since it sits at the very bottom of the range.

What gloves work with the Blue Blast color scheme?

Blue or navy-toned gloves are the natural match, letting the whole loadout lean into the same cool-color palette. Gray or black wraps also work if you want a more neutral pairing that still lets the pistol's blue shades stand out.