Five-SeveN | Sky Blue (Factory New)

Five-SeveN | Sky Blue in Factory New (FN): a solid steel-blue body with no pattern at all. Floats in this wear lie between 0.00 and 0.07. The rank is Industrial Grade, and the pistol belongs to the Ascent Collection.

What the Five-SeveN | Sky Blue looks like in Factory New

The finish has no pattern. The slide and frame are flooded with an even steel blue, the grip is a dark gray ribbed panel, and the trigger is silver. Valve describes the finish as solid steel blue with silver accents, and its tagline "Steeling hearts" plays on the word steel.

In Factory New the fill is untouched by wear: no spots and no scratches. On a finish with no artwork that is the whole look, so the condition reads at a glance.

Where the Five-SeveN | Sky Blue came from

The Ascent Collection was released on March 31, 2025, and the Five-SeveN | Sky Blue has been part of it since launch. In the update note, Valve put the collection on the weekly reward list together with two other new collections.

What to check before buying

When choosing a Five-SeveN | Sky Blue, pay attention to the following:

• float: across 0.00 to 0.07 the copies are nearly indistinguishable;


• the evenness of the blue fill on the slide and frame: a one-color finish has nothing to hide;


• the stickers and name tag already on this particular Five-SeveN | Sky Blue.

There are no two different patterns for this skin. Between 0.00 and 0.07 the look does not change: the band takes 12% of the finish's scale, which runs to 0.60.

What the Five-SeveN | Sky Blue costs in Factory New

The other wears, relative to this one:

• Minimal Wear is almost three times cheaper;


• Field-Tested is about 1.4 times cheaper;


• Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred are about 1.3 times cheaper.

The order is unusual: Minimal Wear is the cheapest wear, and the three below it cost more.

Among Industrial Grade Five-SeveN skins in Factory New, this one is the second cheapest: only Five-SeveN | Midnight Paintover costs less. Next comes Five-SeveN | Desert Seal at about five times as much, then Withered Vine and Orange Peel at fourteen to fifteen times. The top of the rank is held by Hot Shot and Candy Apple.

Getting the Five-SeveN | Sky Blue

The Five-SeveN | Sky Blue has never been in any case. Ascent skins are also handed out as the weekly reward for playtime.

A contract for it takes ten skins one step lower, all from one collection. The Ascent Collection has nine Industrial Grade skins, so the chance is one in nine. The skin itself works as an input: ten Industrial Grade skins return one Mil-Spec, and the set has five of those.

StatTrak and Souvenir

Stickers and craft on the Five-SeveN | Sky Blue

No StatTrak version of the Five-SeveN | Sky Blue was ever released. Souvenir copies exist, but there were no packages for this finish, since those were made only for tournament map collections. Such copies are built through the Souvenir-O-Matic, which applies gold tournament stickers and a player autograph to an ordinary skin from the inventory.

On an even blue fill a sticker shows in full, and any palette will do. In a CS2 craft the finish does not argue with the stickers, because it has no artwork of its own.

Who this wear suits

Buying the Five-SeveN | Sky Blue in Factory New is sensible if:

• you want a one-tone steel-blue pistol without a single mark;


• a craft calls for a clean base with no artwork;


• paying almost three times what Minimal Wear costs does not put you off.

For CS2 matches the lower wears are enough: Field-Tested is 1.4 times cheaper.