Desert Eagle | Blaze
Float Value & Pattern Guide
Backflame pattern explained, FN vs MW pricing, discontinued supply analysis, and why this 2013 OG skin keeps appreciating.
Desert Eagle | Blaze Price by Float ValueApproximate market prices — updated April 2026
| Float Range | Condition | Avg Price | vs Average | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 – 0.07 | Factory New — No Backflame | $800–900+ | Clean flames, no backflame | Premium |
| 0.00 – 0.07 | Factory New — With Backflame | $730–800 | Flame visible on grip | Standard |
| 0.07 – 0.08 | Minimal Wear | $650–750 | Slight wear, flames intact | Good Value |
Only FN and MW exist (max float 0.08). No-backflame copies sell 5–20% higher. Prices are approximate and vary by market. Use our inspect tool to check backflame and exact float of any Blaze.
What Makes Desert Eagle Blaze Float Value Important?
The Original OG: One of CS2's First Skins (2013)
The Desert Eagle Blazewas introduced on August 14, 2013 as part of the original Arms Deal update — the very first skin update in CS:GO history. It comes from The Dust Collection, which is no longer actively dropped in-game. No case has ever contained the Blaze, and no StatTrak version exists. This combination of OG status, discontinued supply, and iconic design has turned what was once a cheap Restricted skin into a $730–900+ collector's item — an appreciation of over 8,000%from its original trading price. The Blaze's simple but striking orange-and-yellow flame design on the black Desert Eagle body remains one of the most recognizable skins in CS2 over a decade later.
Backflame Patterns: How to Check Before Buying
Unlike most skins where pattern index has no effect, Desert Eagle Blaze has a meaningful pattern variation: the backflame. Certain pattern seeds cause a small flame to appear on the back/grip area of the gun, which is visible during gameplay. The CS2 community considers backflame undesirable, and no-backflame copies consistently sell for 5–20% more than backflame versions at the same float. When shopping for a Blaze, always verify the pattern before committing — at $730+ per skin, the backflame discount is significant in dollar terms. Use our inspect tool to check the exact pattern seed and float of any Blaze listing.
Why FN and MW Are the Only Options: The 0.08 Float Cap
Desert Eagle Blaze has a max float of 0.08, making it one of the cleanest skins in CS2 by design. Only Factory New (0.00–0.07) and Minimal Wear (0.07–0.08) copies exist — no Field-Tested, Well-Worn, or Battle-Scarred Blazes can ever be found. The difference between FN and MW is subtle but real: FN copies have slightly crisper flame edges and a marginally brighter orange tone. For most players, MW offers excellent value at $650–750 compared to FN at $730–900+. For collectors and investors, low-float FN no-backflame copies are the gold standard and command the highest premiums.
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