Tec-9 | Toxic (Well-Worn)

The Tec-9 | Toxic (Well-Worn) shows its nuclear skull-and-bones hydrographic under a heavier layer of battle damage. It's a cheaper route into this Mil-Spec Grade pistol skin for buyers who care more about the graphic than a tidy surface.

Design

At its core the finish is one loud idea — a garish hydrographic drenched in nuclear-styled skulls and bones, built to grab attention rather than blend in. It's a Valve-made finish with no accompanying flavor text.

Tec-9 | Toxic (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Well-Worn pushes further up the 0–0.70 scale, and the wear becomes obvious — noticeable scuffing and paint thinning spread across the body. It's one step short of Battle-Scarred, the finish's roughest grade, where the float cap keeps damage from getting as extreme as an uncapped skin.

Tec-9 | Toxic Rarity

Mil-Spec Grade is the Toxic's rarity: the blue tier, ahead of Consumer and Industrial Grade but trailing well behind Restricted, Classified, and Covert in scarcity.

Tec-9 | Toxic Case and Collection

Part of The Cache Collection since the Jul 2014 update, the Toxic doesn't have its own weapon case behind it — it comes from the Cache map's drop pool, trading, or crafting. Mil-Spec Grade, its rarity tier, is the pool's most frequent outcome at around 79.92%.

Tec-9 | Toxic Patterns

The Toxic doesn't roll a random pattern; its design is locked in place across every copy, leaving wear and float as the only differences buyers should care about.

StatTrak & Souvenir

You won't find a StatTrak Toxic; it was never produced. A Souvenir finish is out there, first distributed in the ESL One Cologne 2014 Cache Souvenir Package and reissued through later Major souvenir packages since.

Tec-9 | Toxic Price

Well-Worn costs noticeably less than Field-Tested, trading some visual polish for a friendlier price on this still-premium finish. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does the Well-Worn Toxic look?

Expect clear scuffing and some paint thinning across the body, more than Field-Tested but a step short of Battle-Scarred. The skull-and-bones print stays readable throughout, just with visibly rougher edges than the cleaner grades.

Is Well-Worn cheaper than Field-Tested?

Yes, Well-Worn sits below Field-Tested on the price ladder, trading some polish for a lower cost. It's a solid choice if you want the design without paying for a tidier finish you might not notice much during a match.

Does the Toxic ever reach the most extreme wear possible?

Not quite. Its float caps at 0.70, so even the roughest copies — found here and at Battle-Scarred — stop short of the total paint loss an uncapped 0.00–1.00 skin could show.