The Best Orange Inventory in CS2
Many CS2 players love skins and invest a significant amount of money into them. It usually starts with purchasing a few items, but then players get bored and seek new ones. Eventually, they immerse themselves in this culture and become extremely meticulous about curating their own inventory. These players enjoy creating thematic sets that make their gaming experience much more enjoyable and diverse. In this article, we’ll help you create such an inventory, focusing on the color orange.
★ Talon Knife | Rust Coat
- Well-worn – $431.75
- Battle Scarred – $440.30
Not the most obvious choice for today’s set, but if you delve into the trading market, you’ll hardly find an alternative. It’s crucial to opt for the “Battle-Scarred” version, preferably with a lower float. In this condition, the knife will have a shade closest to orange. The rust texture on the blade stands out better with deteriorating quality. The white ivory handle complements bright orange hues perfectly while having a unique shape. The item comes at a reasonable price, another plus that makes it worth considering.
★ Specialist Gloves | Tiger Strike
- Factory new – $2.186
- Minimal wear – $ 1.431
- Well-worn – $451
- Field-tested – $589
- Battle Scarred – $233
These gloves feature a unique design: their exterior is made of rough fabric with shades resembling a tiger pattern. Additional orange rubber inserts with white accents give them a distinctive look and style. It’s worth noting that fully orange skins in the game are quite rare. Therefore, white and black elements will also be present on other weapons in this collection. That’s why these gloves were chosen. The only downside is their high price, but they maintain their appearance well over time. We recommend looking for the “Field-Tested” quality with the lowest float.
USP-S | Orion
- Factory new – $75
- Minimal wear – $63
- Well-worn – $58
- Field-tested – $61
- Battle Scarred – $34
Choosing an orange pistol for the CT-side wasn’t a big challenge. Despite several suitable options, the USP Orion stands out as the perfect solution. Firstly, this skin isn’t available in any case or collection. A month after its release, the USP-S Orion was officially removed from the “Huntsman Weapon Case” due to copyright infringement, replaced by the USP-S | Caiman. Currently, this skin can only be obtained through purchase or trade, and its quantity is limited, making it even more valuable and rare. Thanks to these factors, the skin regularly increases in price, making it a great investment.
Glock-18 | Reactor
- Factory new – $13
- Minimal wear – $8
- Well-worn – $5
- Field-tested – $6
- Battle Scarred – $4.5
The pistol slide is adorned with an original pattern representing radiation hazard signs. The color palette is saturated with various shades of orange, yellow, and brown, giving it brightness and expressiveness. One of the peculiarities of the pattern is its influence on the layout. Variations of the pattern where the radiation hazard signs form a tooth pattern ornament are particularly attractive. These models are considered especially valuable, especially specimens with a pattern of 0.2229, recognized as real rarities. If you manage to get this variant, you’ll automatically become a true collector. Any pattern will suit our collection, but this nuance adds some interest when choosing the item on the trading market.
AWP | BOOM
- Factory new – $408
- Minimal wear – $126
- Field-tested – $109
This skin features a unique design inspired by comics. The orange rifle body is adorned with stylized inscriptions BOOM!, BLAM!, POW!, and CRACK!, creating an atmosphere of dynamic comics. The variant where the inscriptions on the central part of the skin are clearly visible and easily readable is particularly attractive. This sniper rifle has been in the game for over 10 years and has become beloved by many players. The wear of the weapon is limited to just three qualities, so obtaining a version with wear is not possible. All these factors affect the price, but nonetheless, it’s one of the most affordable options for an AWP in an orange set.
AK-47 | Safety Net
- Factory new – $11
- Minimal wear – $6
- Well-worn – $5
- Field-tested – $4
- Battle Scarred – $3.8
Another quite old skin in CS2 from the Inferno 2018 collection. The skin design features a bright orange ornament resembling a safety net. This AK-47 was very popular upon release and was considered one of the brightest skins for the Kalashnikov rifle for a long time. It can be purchased in souvenir quality with vintage gold stickers, but such a version of the skin will be 5-7 times more expensive.
M4A4 | Asiimov
- Well-worn – $142
- Field-tested – $193
- Battle Scarred – $77
The legendary “Asiimov” skin, the first representative from this collection. The minimalist art with a geometric pattern of black and bright orange stripes has become very popular among CS players. You can find a skin with a similar design for four other weapons in the game on the trading market. Despite the predominant white color, the skin has always been associated with orange. The name “Asiimov” is most likely dedicated to the surname of a popular American writer who created his works in the genre of science fiction. It’s possible that the skin’s author was inspired by one of the books, creating a truly iconic futuristic art.
M4A1-S | Atomic Alloy
- Factory new – $90
- Minimal wear – $60
- Well-worn – $39
- Field-tested – $45
- Battle Scarred – $38
Completing our selection is the M4 with a suppressor in a dark orange color. Another CS:GO classic that has been given new life in CS2. The chromatic textures look much fresher in the new version of the game and have a unique shine. This model should be considered in “Minimal Wear” or “Factory New” conditions. With significant wear, the orange part of the skin suffers, so overpaying is a necessity for our set.
Most of the skins in our orange set have been in the game for quite some time. It’s strange that alternatives to our options are still hard to find, so the selection turned out not only in a unified color scheme but also somewhat “old-school”.
To assemble this inventory in “Factory New” quality, you’ll need to spend $3.356.
The cheapest version will cost $939.