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KnifeBoth sidesB-TierSince 2018

Navaja Knife

The traditional Spanish folding pocket knife featuring a compact clip-point blade and ornate wooden or enamel handle.

Price
Default
Base damage
65
Rate of fire
150 RPM
Armor penetration
85%
Navaja Knife CS2 weapon

Technical file

Combat & economy

Base damage before hitgroup multipliers. Zero-value and non-applicable fields are omitted.

Economy

Price
Default
Kill award
$1,500

Ballistics

Base damage
65
Rate of fire
150 RPM
Armor penetration
85%
Accurate range
1.5 m

Handling

Movement speed
250 u/s
Recoil / behavior
Melee Impact

Origin

Origin
Spain

Weapon dossier

Navaja Knife field notes

The Navaja Knife represents traditional Iberian bladed craftsmanship in Counter-Strike 2. Modeled after the classical Spanish folding clasp knife dating back to 17th-century Andalusia, the Navaja Knife features a compact clip-point blade paired with an elongated curved handle inlaid with polished wood, bone, or enamel. Introduced in the Horizon Case of August 2018, the Navaja Knife serves as the most accessible and budget-friendly custom knife in the entire Counter-Strike cosmetic market.

Mechanically, the Navaja Knife delivers standard competitive melee performance: 250 units per second running speed, 65-damage heavy stabs, and 182-damage lethal backstabs yielding $1,500. Its deploy animation is swift and understated: the operator flicks the small blade open with a crisp mechanical ratcheting click. While its blade is small, its compact size ensures that it never obstructs viewmodel visibility during high-intensity combat.

In the skin marketplace, the Navaja Knife is renowned as the ultimate budget-friendly entry point for players seeking their very first knife or dreaming of owning a genuine Doppler gem (Ruby, Sapphire) or high-percentage Fade without spending thousands of dollars.

The Navaja Knife remains an enduring, accessible, and historically charming fixture of Counter-Strike 2.

GamerStats Lab, CS2 writer at gamerstats.net

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