★ Flip Knife | Freehand (Factory New)

The ★ Flip Knife | Freehand (Factory New, FN) is a Covert ★ knife finish painted in black and purple and finished off with a metallic-marker accent. Factory New covers the 0.00–0.07 band of the float scale, the cleanest grade available, showing that black-and-purple paint job at its most saturated.

Design

Freehand keeps things simple on paper but sharp in person — a black-and-purple paint job gets a metallic-marker touch layered on top, and the balance between the two tones is what gives the blade its identity. It's a fixed artwork, so every copy carries the same design regardless of who owns it.

★ Flip Knife | Freehand (Factory New) Float and Wear

Freehand runs across a float range of 0.00 to 0.48, and Factory New sits at the very bottom of that range. At this float the black and purple stay crisp and the metallic marker detail reads clearly with no fading or discoloration pulling focus away from it. In float terms, this grade runs 0.00–0.07.

Flip Knife | Freehand Rarity

This finish carries Covert ★ rarity, the gold-tier rare special ("knife") slot that outranks every standard weapon grade in its case. Landing one at all is the rare part — the float you get afterward is a separate roll of the dice.

Flip Knife | Freehand Case and Collection

Freehand isn't attached to a single collection; it opens from the Gamma Case and the Gamma 2 Case. Across both, the rare-special ("knife") tier lands at roughly 0.26% per opening, which is why most collectors buy theirs outright instead of grinding cases for it.

Flip Knife | Freehand Patterns

There's no paint-seed pattern to chase here — Freehand's artwork is fixed, so the black-and-purple layout and the metallic-marker mark sit in the same place on every single copy. Wear and float are the only things that separate one from another; there's no rare seed or "best pattern" version to hunt down.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak™ version of this knife exists and keeps a permanent record of confirmed kills that carries over through any trade or sale. There's no Souvenir edition at all, since knives are never handed out in Major-tournament souvenir packages, whatever the case they came from.

Flip Knife | Freehand Price

Factory New sits at the top of the Freehand ladder by float quality, though this finish overall is the most accessible way into this knife — it's still a premium item, just the lightest lift among this knife's own finishes. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

What case is the Flip Knife Freehand in?

It drops from the Gamma Case and the Gamma 2 Case rather than one dedicated collection. Since the rare-special ("knife") pull rate across those cases sits around 0.26%, most buyers grab a Freehand on the market instead of opening dozens of cases chasing one.

Does the Flip Knife Freehand have a best pattern or seed?

No — the design is fixed, so the black-and-purple paint and metallic-marker mark look the same on every copy regardless of seed. There's no blue-gem-style chase here; float and wear are the only variables that change how a given copy looks.

What are the best gloves for the Flip Knife | Freehand?

Dark purple, black, or charcoal gloves pull directly from the blade's own palette and keep the loadout cohesive without competing for attention. A pair with subtle metallic stitching echoes that marker accent nicely too. For the best Flip Knife Freehand glove combo, stay in that black-and-purple family rather than reaching for a bright, clashing color.