The best blue skins in CS2 cover every budget: the most expensive gun skins here, the AWP | Gungnir and AWP | Medusa, start at about $6,950 and $1,750, the Desert Eagle | Cobalt Disruption, M4A4 | The Emperor and M4A1-S | Blue Phosphor fill the mid-range, and the Glock-18 | Off World, MAC-10 | Lapis Gator and P90 | Traction cost under a dollar. The list closes with one knife, the Karambit | Doppler Sapphire, from about $4,750.
Fully blue skins are rare in CS2, so this list covers designs where blue and light blue clearly dominate. The skins are in alphabetical order, and all prices are approximate starting prices on LIS-SKINS, since the market moves daily. If you want a whole loadout in one color, see our blue inventory for CS2.
AWP Gungnir
The list opens with the AWP | Gungnir, one of the most expensive blue skins in CS2 if you leave knives and gloves aside. An elegant Celtic pattern wraps the whole rifle from muzzle to stock. The body is painted in a delicate light blue gloss with dark inserts that highlight the designer's skill.
This Covert skin from the Norse Collection does not drop from cases and has no StatTrak version, so supply is limited. It currently starts at about $6,950 in Battle-Scarred, while Factory New costs around $12,000. More options for the rifle are in our guide to the best blue AWP skins.
AWP Medusa
The Medusa, from the Gods and Monsters Collection, is far better known and has been discussed at length. A dark blue frame bordering on black, lots of unpainted parts and a restrained palette. All of that sits behind the detailed head of the Gorgon Medusa, whose snake locks spread along the whole rifle.
The AWP | Medusa is much cheaper than the Gungnir but still expensive: from about $1,750 in Battle-Scarred to around $4,750 in Factory New.
Desert Eagle Cobalt Disruption
The Desert Eagle | Cobalt Disruption shows that a good-looking blue skin does not have to cost as much as an AWP. This eSports 2013 Winter Case skin comes in only three wears, Factory New to Field-Tested, and costs from about $70 to around $90, with StatTrak from $140.
The weapon captivates with a chaotic geometric pattern consisting of small squares. Others will see in this picture a pixelated camouflage of a dozen shades of blue and cyan with occasional black splashes. It is hard to ignore.
Glock-18 Off World
Blue skins can be very cheap too: the Glock-18 | Off World costs under a dollar in most wears and about $6 in Factory New. It is a Mil-Spec skin, so you see it in a lot of inventories.
The theme is a battered space blaster that has clearly seen a lot, the kind of sidearm you would carry on a space station. Even so, the Glock stands out in a match.
M4A1-S Blue Phosphor
A list of blue skins is hard to imagine without the M4A1-S | Blue Phosphor. The rifle is almost entirely blue chrome with faint smoky patterns on top that create an iridescent effect, and it shimmers noticeably in the light.
This Control Collection skin comes only in Factory New and Minimal Wear and has no StatTrak version. It currently starts at about $520 in Factory New, while the scarcer Minimal Wear costs around $620.
M4A4 Emperor
No list of the best blue skins is complete without the M4A4 | The Emperor. This Covert skin arrived in the Prisma Case in 2019 and quickly became popular alongside the AK-47 | The Empress.
It combines a dark blue base, interlaced patterns, geometric lines and Roman numerals, with an emperor's profile in the center facing the muzzle. The author managed to mix together Egyptian, Roman and other cultures, but in moderation. Prices run from about $50 in Field-Tested to around $240 in Factory New.
MAC-10 Lapis Gator
Looking at the MAC-10 | Lapis Gator, you might think that this is not an ordinary gradient paint, but real expensive snakeskin, painted in several dozen shades of blue. It costs under a dollar, or about $2 in Factory New.
The MAC-10 is not as showy as the Gungnir or the Blue Phosphor, but it has its own appeal: many players pick it for its calm palette without loud elements.
P90 Traction
This one is, in a sense, a budget alternative to the Gungnir: the P90 | Traction costs under a dollar, or about $2 in Factory New. The designer created a project in which blue engraved elements are presented in the form of plates screwed to the body with screws.
The composition is carefully worked out and full of small details. In worse wears the skin mostly darkens, so even cheap copies look decent.
USP-S Blueprint
Blue skins can look like this too: the USP-S | Blueprint resembles a ballpoint pen drawing more than a technical blueprint. It costs from about $3 for worn copies, around $10 in Minimal Wear and about $95 in Factory New.
The body of the pistol is simply decorated with a drawing grid and painted in several dozen shades of blue from light to dark. The designer focused on the suppressor, the grip and the metal part under the slide. The upper part is practically untouched. In our view, the Blueprint looks more elegant and restrained than the Royal Blue for the same USP-S.
Karambit Doppler Sapphire
Although this list is about guns, it would be incomplete without the Karambit | Doppler Sapphire, one of the most sought-after blue items in CS2. Sapphire is one of the Doppler gems: it drops from the Chroma, Chroma 2 and Chroma 3 cases and comes only in Factory New and Minimal Wear. It currently starts at about $4,750, and the rare StatTrak version costs more, around $6,150.
The finish is a deep, shimmering blue, and the swirls depend on the pattern, so two Sapphires can look noticeably different. Our Fade vs Doppler comparison explains how the two finishes differ, and the guide to cases with karambits lists where the knife can drop.
Every skin in this list can be inspected and bought on LIS-SKINS in the wear that suits your budget. To complete the look, pair them with blue gloves.
