Dual Berettas | Twin Turbo (Field-Tested)

The Dual Berettas | Twin Turbo in Field-Tested (FT) puts a racing livery on a pair of Berettas, with the paint already rubbed through along the edges. It is a Classified skin from The 2018 Inferno Collection. Both sides can use the pair in CS2.

What the Dual Berettas | Twin Turbo looks like in Field-Tested

The finish is styled after an Italian racing car, as Valve's description says. The slides are divided into red and green panels with white stripes, and small sponsor-style lettering runs along them. The barrel tips are orange, the parts by the trigger guards yellow, and the grip carries a round emblem.

For this wear the Twin Turbo has a float between 0.15 and 0.38. Wear shows on the edges, where the paint is rubbed away. It is fixed when the skin drops, so a copy keeps the look it has.

Where the Dual Berettas | Twin Turbo came from

The finish belongs to The 2018 Inferno Collection and came out with it in September 2018. Valve captioned it "Always an underdog". The collection has just two Classified finishes, and the Twin Turbo is one of them.

What to check before buying

Before buying a Dual Berettas | Twin Turbo, check the following:

• the float: the Field-Tested band covers 0.23 of the skin's 1.00 scale;


• the name tag and stickers, which on the Twin Turbo go with the lot.

The artwork is one and the same on every copy, so no particular one needs hunting down. What is left is choosing by the float number.

In this wear the Twin Turbo covers a long stretch, from 0.15 to 0.38, so it pays to compare several listings.

What the Dual Berettas | Twin Turbo costs in Field-Tested

The other wears, set against Field-Tested:

• Factory New is about 4.3 times higher;


• Minimal Wear is about 1.8 times higher;


• Well-Worn is about a quarter lower;


• Battle-Scarred is about a third lower.

Of the three Classified Dual Berettas in this wear, the Twin Turbo is the cheapest. Dual Berettas | Melondrama costs about twice as much, and Dual Berettas | Cobra Strike about fourteen times as much.

Getting the Dual Berettas | Twin Turbo

The finish has no ordinary case. Copies come from tournament Souvenir packages: the skin is in eleven of them, from London 2018 to Budapest 2025.

For a trade-up you gather ten skins from the tier below in the same collection, and the contract returns one of the two Classified finishes. The skin itself cannot go into a trade-up as an input, since nothing in the collection ranks above Classified.

StatTrak and Souvenir

There is no StatTrak version of the Dual Berettas | Twin Turbo. A Souvenir version exists: the finish is in the tournament Souvenir packages, and such copies carry gold stickers and a player autograph.

Stickers and craft on the Dual Berettas | Twin Turbo

The livery is busy, and small stickers get lost among the lettering. Large ones read better on the white panels of the grip, dark ones especially. Stickers in the same red and green echo the palette, while blue and violet ones give contrast.

Who this wear suits

A Field-Tested Dual Berettas | Twin Turbo is a sensible buy if:

• you want a legible red-and-green livery with signs of wear along the edges;


• price matters, since Minimal Wear costs almost twice as much;


• you want the cheapest Classified Dual Berettas.

If the wear bothers you, Factory New is cleaner but costs more than four times as much.