What Is The Cheapest CSG Knife?

There are a ton of cheap CSGos out there but what is the cheapest CSG knife? Is it the cheapest knife that you can find in a retail store? The answer is no, but it's close. The Cheapest CSGO Knife out there is the Navaja knife from CSG for just under fifty dollars on the Counter Strike Global Offensive Community Market. It's not uncommon that this is still the cheapest CSGO knife available since this is still one of the cheapest looking CSGos and there are still a ton of them around making the quantity much larger than the demand for them.

When you buy a knife skins, whether it is for your knife or other stuff, they are usually pricey. Why? Well, because the market for CSGos and their knives is huge and because it is very competitive, manufacturers try to get away with using low-grade knife skins by using heavy metals or by putting in low-grade materials. You know what it's like; you go to a kitchen shop and all you see is a bunch of people cutting vegetables? They're not going to care if the knife skin is made of high quality materials as long as the vegetables stay alive!

This creates a huge demand for lower-quality, cheaper knives because people want the best and they are willing to pay for it. If it were up to me though, I'd rather make my own cheapcsgo skins instead of settle for the cheapest CSGos out there. While I would love to be able to create my own cheaply-priced knives, I don't have time to do so. Luckily, I found this guide that will help me create the cheapest CSGos possible, so that I can sell them on.

The cheapestCSGos on the market today are made of stainless steel, and they're called the "shadow daggers". There's also a type of knife called the urban masked which has a great knife with a built-in spring clip but no other extras. The two main kinds of CSGos (the black and the rust) have got spring clips on both the blade and the handle, which allow you to open it up sideways while keeping the rest of it closed, thus creating a pocket, and then putting your food inside.

There are three different kinds of CSGos: the hunter (a cheaper knife), the hunter/gatherer (the cheapest one on the market) and the urban masked. The former two are known for being sold in large quantities and are perfect for group excursions and the like, while the rust knife skins are the ones for more specialized uses and are ideal for camping trips where it's going to be cut on the move. I actually bought my knife skins from Tigerseal because their prices on bulk orders tend to be a lot cheaper than shops that put their knives on special sale.

If you're looking for a cheaper knife that's still as strong and useful as many players' knives, the cheapest CSGos on the market are the hunter/gatherer knives. I'd suggest trying the two extremes of price: the high end brands like Remington or Wigley, or the low end brands like the ddpat. The DDPat is great for beginners and for people who use bladed tools often and the fact that it doesn't have a fake finish makes it a great choice for people who want something not too pricey. It has the best pommel on any knife I've seen (great for starting players) and it's made by the legendary makers of San Jose knives (for obvious reasons). If you're serious about your CSGos, make sure you check out some review sites (like this one) before making a purchase.