10 Absolutely Worst Skins in CS2 [Ranked]

Discover the top 10 worst CS2 skins that most players love to hate, including some of our personal picks.

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P90 | Baroque Red

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The P90 | Baroque Red might not be everyone's cup of tea due to its loud maroon and gray palette. Its design sports a complex, Italian-inspired pattern that's more renaissance fair than warfare. Landing a spot on our list, this skin is a reminder that not all that glitters is gold in the world of CS2 weapon cosmetics, even when it hails from The Canals Collection.

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XM1014 | Blaze Orange

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The XM1014 | Blaze Orange brings a slice of the outdoors to CS2, but it's not for everyone. Its camo vibe looks like a forest party gone wrong, with shades of orange and brown that might be too loud for some. This heavy hitter's paint job has earned it a spot on our unique list for standing out, but maybe for the wrong reasons. It's one of those skins you either rock proudly or stash away deep in your inventory.

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M249 | Jungle DDPAT

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The M249 | Jungle DDPAT might have the firepower, but its camo look fails to impress on the aesthetics front. Featuring shades of green and brown, it seems lost in a bygone era of CS2 skin design. It's not a surprise this skin is on our list of underwhelming skins—the lackluster pattern doesn't stack up against the more vibrant and creative designs today.

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MAG-7 | Memento

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The MAG-7 | Memento might pack a punch in battle, but when it comes to style, it's a misfire. The geometric patterns feel dated, and the overall color palette is as uninspiring as last round’s eco-play. It's no shocker this skin finds itself on the not-so-glam list. Its look just doesn't match the hype of other skins from The eSports 2013 Collection.

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P250 | Splash

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The P250 | Splash definitely turns heads with its bold orange and black splash design. It's like a wild paintball match left its mark on a gun. Despite its vibrant look, it landed on our not-so-preferred skins list. Perhaps it's the simplicity or the seemingly random splatter that doesn't resonate with all players.

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AUG | Colony

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The AUG | Colony doesn't exactly scream "fear" or "awe" with its basic khaki and grey spray-paint job. It’s the plain Jane of CS2 rifle skins, making it an easy pick for our list of skins that could use a facelift. There's no denying it's a solid gun, but style-wise, it's definitely more grunt than glam.

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Negev | Mjölnir

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The Negev | Mjölnir hits the list with its loud red paint job and Norse runes, giving it an ancient warrior vibe. But despite its fierce look, this skin from The Norse Collection hasn't won over the crowd. Maybe it's the mix of bold colors and ancient scripts that feels like a mismatch, making it a curious standout in CS2's worst skin selections.

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P2000 | Coach Class

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The P2000 | Coach Class might remind you of a vintage train seat with its plaid hydrographic design and the brown leather grip that's all about old-school style. While this pistol hails from The Baggage Collection, it's not exactly packing heat when it comes to popularity. It's made it onto our list for skins that are so uncool they're almost cool again. Let's face it, the Coach Class won't be winning any beauty contests, but it does have a certain...let's call it 'retro charm'.

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G3SG1 | Contractor

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The G3SG1 | Contractor might not be the flashiest sniper rifle from The Baggage Collection, but its down-to-earth design has a certain charm. The mix of tan, navy, and dark green gives it a utilitarian vibe that doesn't scream "look at me!" on the battlefield. It's honestly made our 'not-so-great' list because, well, it's more blend-in than stand-out. There are tons of other skins that pop with color or have wild patterns, while the Contractor is just... there. Perfect for those who favor function over flair.

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P2000 | Pathfinder

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The P2000 | Pathfinder may have navigated its way into our list of most forgettable skins, but not for awe-inspiring reasons. Its monochrome maze design doesn't quite lead to excitement, and while the concept seems cool, the execution feels as lackluster as getting lost in an actual labyrinth. It comes from The Gods and Monsters Collection, and it's outfitted with what could have been a wicked stencil pattern. But compared to other vibrant guns out there, the Pathfinder is like a bland puzzle with an obvious solution—it simply blends into the background.