Flip Knife | Marble Fade

The ★ Flip Knife | Marble Fade is a CS2 knife skin with a multicolored metallic blade and a subdued gray-green handle. Blue and violet at the tip blend into gold, orange, red, and purple across cloudy marble-like patches. The finish suits players who want a colorful knife without an equally bright handle. Factory New and Minimal Wear copies are available in standard and StatTrak™ versions.

Description

The ★ Flip Knife | Marble Fade brings an Anodized Multicolored finish to the Flip Knife in CS2. Its Persian-style, back-swept blade ends in an acute point, giving the colorful surface a distinctive outline. The blade carries most of the visual detail, while the muted handle provides a quieter backdrop. Overlapping marble-like patches make the finish more layered than a simple color gradient. This combination suits players who prefer expressive blade finishes with restrained hardware. Standard and StatTrak copies give buyers a version choice alongside their preferred appearance. Available exteriors are limited to Factory New and Minimal Wear, keeping condition comparisons focused on those categories. Before choosing a listing, buyers can compare its exact float value, version, and visible finish details rather than relying on the item name alone.

History and Origin

The finish arrived in CS:GO on January 8, 2015, with the Chroma Case and the Chroma Case Skins update. Valve created the design, rather than a community artist. The Chroma 2 Case and Chroma 3 Case also offer routes to this knife finish. Valve retired the rare drop pool on December 17, 2025, changing the supply of its source cases. As of October 9, 2026, none of these Chroma cases receives new drops. That retirement affects new case supply, not the ability to open containers already in circulation. Existing cases can still be purchased on the market and opened for a chance at the knife. Buyers seeking an existing copy can instead use marketplace listings or player-to-player trades, separating current availability from its original case release.

Finish Style

Marble Fade uses the Anodized Multicolored finish style to give the blade a bright metallic appearance. Black and silver metallic paint forms the marbleized foundation, with colored candy coating layered over it. At the pointed tip, blue and violet establish the cooler end of the palette. Yellow and gold occupy the middle of the blade, creating a warm transition across its surface. Orange, red, and purple gather closer to the handle, completing the multicolored progression. Cloudy, overlapping patches break up these colors and give the blade its marble-like texture. Bright metallic highlights trace the cutting edge and the scalloped section near the blade's base. The gray-green handle has mottled texture, long recessed grooves, and small dimples near its rounded end. Blue, orange, and pink fittings add smaller accents, while the dark pivot slot keeps the hardware visually separate from the colorful blade.

Float Value

The ★ Flip Knife | Marble Fade has an exact float range of 0.00 to 0.08. It comes only in Factory New and Minimal Wear, with no Field-Tested, Well-Worn, or Battle-Scarred exterior. Standard and StatTrak versions are available; version availability is separate from the knife's cosmetic condition.

Rarity and Popularity

The ★ Flip Knife | Marble Fade carries the Covert rarity grade within CS2's knife category. Its drop chance from the Chroma Case is 0.0085%, making an opening an uncertain route to this specific finish. Professional owners include DANK1NG, syrsoN, and xsepower, although ownership alone does not establish trading demand.

Why it’s Popular:

• Multicolored blade with cloudy marble-like detail

• Metallic highlights along the cutting edge

• Muted handle balances the vivid blade

• Standard and StatTrak versions offer a choice

Price Range

The live ★ Flip Knife | Marble Fade price range is $216.63 to $1,236.23. These bounds cover the whole skin, not fixed prices for a named exterior or version. Compare Factory New and Minimal Wear listings alongside their exact float values. Standard and StatTrak copies are separate options, so confirm the version before comparing asking prices. For a practical buy, sell, or trade comparison, match the exterior and version, then inspect the pictured finish.

How to Obtain

1. Buy Directly through Eneba Skins

One of the fastest and most straightforward options is to purchase skins directly through Eneba Skins. You can browse available CS2 skins, compare prices, and choose the items that best fit your budget.

2. Open a Weapon Case

Open a Chroma Case, Chroma 2 Case, or Chroma 3 Case for a chance at this finish. These cases no longer drop, but existing containers can still be bought on the market and opened. The Chroma Case chance is 0.0085%, so buying an existing knife avoids relying on that opening outcome.

3. Buy on the Steam Community Market

Buy an existing copy on the Steam Community Market instead of opening a case. Compare Factory New and Minimal Wear listings, keeping standard and StatTrak versions separate. Confirm that the listing matches the intended finish, exterior, and version before purchasing.

4. Trade with Other Players

The knife can also be obtained through a player-to-player trade for an existing copy. Before accepting, verify the exact finish, float value, exterior, and whether the offered knife is standard or StatTrak.

Trading and Investment Considerations

The source cases no longer receive new drops, while openings of existing cases can still add this knife to circulation. Professional ownership is established, but it does not show how quickly a listing will sell or what buyers will pay. Compare available versions by exterior and float, and avoid treating a current asking price as proof of a long-term price trend.

Reasons it Holds Value

• Retired source cases constrain future case supply

• Professional ownership includes DANK1NG, syrsoN, and xsepower

• Distinctive multicolored blade with metallic highlights

• StatTrak availability adds a separate version choice

The investment outlook is medium-to-good, supported by retired case sources, professional ownership, and a distinctive finish. The main risk is uncertain resale demand, while existing case openings can still introduce additional copies. This supports a cautious holding assessment rather than a promise of returns.