We did warn you that the Navaja Knife would end up here, and this particular one costs under $100. It’s not the most beautiful or gripping, it’s debatable whether it’s nicer than the default knife, but hey, it’s surely more expensive.

So if you’re a camo lover who believes good things can come in small packages, this one is perfect for you and might be worth a tryin’.

The Shadow Daggers have always been a choice where your mileage not only may, but definitely will vary. Some love the unique two-knife design, while others compare them to some NSFW toys.

The Rust Coat doubles down on that YMMV aspect of the skin, presenting a dirty look that may fit in perfectly in a post-apocalyptic skin collection. If your vibe is giving your enemies tetanus with every stab, these knives are for you.

If you were ever looking for a big knife that will be able to blend in relatively well when playing the likes of Mirage, Anubis, but also Ancient (and Aztec if it ever returns), the Safari Mesh is the perfect skin for you, offering a perfectly muddy color palette that will work well with just about any wall.

That said, the Gut Knife does have some cool animations, and if you don’t mind its bulky shape, it’s definitely the first of our “less memey” knife models on display.

Now we’re getting somewhere! The Survival Knife is a really cool and unique design, and although we’re in the over $100 range, this one is definitely a bargain. While the finish might not be the most beautiful, it won’t burn your eyes (pun definitely intended), and will give you some cool animations and a beautiful blade to play around with.

With Factory New knives going for insane prices, this skin is still cheap at lower floats, and it’s a heck of a deal. While the finish is pretty bland, the knife design is absolutely top-tier, with a futuristic edge to it.

If you’re looking for a budget skin that looks far more expensive than it actually is, this Paracord is perfect for you!

If you ever felt like you needed to roleplay an American pioneer, this cheap knife is bound to tickle your fancy. That unique look fits well with various loadouts, and the ultraviolet design makes the Bowie gives it an additional dark vibe.

Oh! One more fun fact: David Bowie’s stage name comes from this knife.

Love knives that flip open? Well, The Falchion is the cheapest of the flippies and it looks really clean in the Night finish. While, like most cheap knives, it’s rather subtle and lacks some vibrance, it more than makes up for it with some cool animations and a beautiful profile.