★ Navaja Knife | Doppler Phase 4

Class of skin

Wear limits

8 %

Cases

Prisma 2 Case

Prisma Case

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Description of Doppler Phase 4

Appearance history

On the 13th of March, 2019, the Navaja Knife | Doppler Phase 4 (Navaja P4) made its debut as part of the 'Seeing the Light' collection. This particular skin can be unearthed within the confines of The Prisma Case.

Pattern description

Adorned with an alloy of metallic tinctures, the blade and the anterior segment of the handle boast a motif of diaphanous, undulating striations akin to vaporous swirls. The skin's palette employs an array of hues, from azure to umber and pitch, crafting seamless gradations. The primary section of the handle, however, remains devoid of any pigment.

Effect of float

The Float Value spectrum for this skin stretches from a pristine 0.00 to a slightly weathered 0.08, rendering the Navaja Knife | Doppler Phase 4 obtainable solely in the gleaming Factory New and the scarcely worn Minimal Wear states. At the zenith of wear, the knife exhibits conspicuous scuffs and wear, predominantly along the ridge and the anterior segment of the grip.

Pattern difference

Intricacies of the pattern index sway the balance of chromaticity and the disposition of the azure, umber, and sable sections. Variations where the azure dominates on the blade's play side are christened 'BTA Blue'. Instances where the blade is bathed solely in azure are reminiscent of the Navaja Knife | Doppler Sapphire and are thus termed 'Max Blue'.

Skin Features

The Navaja Knife | Doppler Phase 4 is distinguished by its Covert quality. The skin is available with the StatTrak feature and parallels phases 1 and 3 in terms of its scarcity. It is a member of the esteemed 'Navaja Knife | Doppler' lineage.

Skin popularity

The 'Doppler Phase 2' skin, a coveted design for the M9 Bayonet, boasts a vast cohort of admirers and is deemed to possess greater value than its counterparts in phases 1, 3, or 4.