★ Navaja Knife | Safari Mesh (Well-Worn)

The ★ Navaja Knife | Safari Mesh (Well-Worn) still shows the fixed mesh-and-cardboard stencil texture that defines this Covert ★ finish. Well-Worn sits second from the roughest end of the wear ladder, so the pattern looks noticeably aged without hitting the most beaten-up grade.

Design

The texture on this finish comes from spray paint applied through mesh fencing and cardboard stencils rather than a hand-drawn graphic, and that layout is identical across every copy of Safari Mesh. It's a fixed design carrying the flavor line "A predator is a predator, no matter the environment."

★ Navaja Knife | Safari Mesh (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Well-Worn covers the 0.38–0.45 stretch of this finish's 0.06–0.80 float range, the second-most-worn grade it comes in. The stenciled texture reads visibly duller and more scuffed here than on Field-Tested, though it still stops short of the finish's roughest, highest-float look.

Navaja Knife | Safari Mesh Rarity

Regardless of how worn a copy is, the finish keeps its Covert ★ rarity — the rare special ("knife") tier that sits above any regular weapon grade in its case. That status comes from the finish, not the wear.

Navaja Knife | Safari Mesh Case and Collection

No single collection covers this finish; both the Horizon Case and the Danger Zone Case can drop it. The rare-special ("knife") tier as a whole lands around 0.26% per case opened, which pushes most buyers toward the market instead of case farming.

Navaja Knife | Safari Mesh Patterns

Since the spray-stencil artwork is fixed, a Well-Worn copy shows the exact same texture layout as any other wear grade — there's no seed variation to worry about. Only the wear grade changes how rough or clean that texture appears.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak™ version of this finish exists and permanently records confirmed kills through any future trade or sale. It has no Souvenir counterpart, since knives are never distributed via Major-tournament souvenir packages.

Navaja Knife | Safari Mesh Price

Well-Worn undercuts Field-Tested on this finish's price ladder while still costing a bit more than the most worn grade. Safari Mesh overall stays the most accessible finish this knife offers. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does Well-Worn look on this finish?

At a 0.38–0.45 float, the stenciled pattern shows clear scuffing and a duller surface than Field-Tested, though it's still a notch cleaner than the roughest available copies. It reads as visibly used but not beaten up.

Is Well-Worn worth it over Field-Tested here?

If price matters more than sharpness, yes — since the design is fixed, the underlying pattern is the same either way, so Well-Worn mainly trades a bit of crispness for a lower cost.

Does wear change the actual pattern on the Safari Mesh?

No, the spray-stencil layout stays identical at every float — it's a fixed design. Wear grade only changes how scuffed or faded that same texture looks, never its layout.