CZ75-Auto | Slalom (Well-Worn)

The CZ75-Auto | Slalom (Well-Worn, WW) is a Restricted pistol finish with a custom multicolored abstract paint job, shown here with clear surface wear. It's a cheaper route to the same colorful design.

Design

The pistol carries a bold, custom-painted abstract design that layers several colors together rather than a single graphic. Valve is credited with the finish, which ships with the flavor line "Black diamond gun."

CZ75-Auto | Slalom (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

The Slalom's float tops out at 0.57 rather than the full 1.0 scale, so even Well-Worn stops short of the harshest wear a skin can show. Expect visible scuffing across the abstract paint job here, thinning some of the color blocks, though the overall pattern still reads.

CZ75-Auto | Slalom Rarity

Rarity: Restricted — the purple grade, positioned above Mil-Spec and below Classified. It's not a frequent drop.

CZ75-Auto | Slalom Case and Collection

Slalom is part of The Graphic Design Collection from The Armory update, which arrived in October 2024. It comes from the collection rather than a case, where Restricted finishes land at about 15.98% of the time.

CZ75-Auto | Slalom Patterns

Every Slalom shares the exact same abstract layout with no random seed involved, so there's no "blue gem" pattern to search for here. Float and wear are what actually change between copies.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This is a regular-only finish, with neither a StatTrak nor a Souvenir edition available. A Souvenir copy has never existed simply because the finish was never included in a Major-tournament package.

CZ75-Auto | Slalom Price

Well-Worn sits near the bottom of the Slalom's ladder, below Field-Tested (FT) and just above Battle-Scarred (BS) — a budget-friendly way to grab the design. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How rough does the Well-Worn Slalom look?

It shows clear scuffing across the abstract paint job, more than Field-Tested but capped well short of a fully battered skin since the finish's float never exceeds 0.57. The color layout still remains identifiable.

Should I buy Well-Worn or Battle-Scarred?

Well-Worn looks noticeably cleaner for a modest price bump over Battle-Scarred, so it's usually the better pick unless the absolute lowest price is the goal.

Which gloves suit the Slalom's look?

Because the design mixes several colors at once, gloves in a neutral or single bold tone tend to balance it out better than another busy pattern, keeping the loadout from looking cluttered.