Galil AR | Sky Mandala (Field-Tested)

The Galil AR | Sky Mandala in Field-Tested (FT) is a Mil-Spec Galil with a pattern of pink and orange lines. This wear sits well below the upper ones in price. The band runs 0.15 to 0.38. With the finish capped at 0.70, it takes up a third of the scale. The skin belongs to The Harlequin Collection.

What the Galil AR | Sky Mandala looks like in Field-Tested

The receiver, magazine and stock are covered with a dense pattern of nested wavy lines in peach, orange, pink and cream. The lines run in circles and loops, which is why the artwork is called a mandala. The forend, grip and muzzle brake are left plain, a gray-lilac. The contrast between the busy and smooth parts makes the finish recognizable from a distance.

In Field-Tested the paint is rubbed along the edges of the parts, while the pattern lines still read in full.

Where the Galil AR | Sky Mandala came from

The Harlequin Collection entered the game on January 21, 2026. That day Valve added the set to the weekly rewards list together with The Achroma Collection. The item's caption is "It's about the journey", and Valve itself calls the artwork a multicolor mandala.

What to check before buying

Before paying for the Galil AR | Sky Mandala, it is worth checking:

• the float: the 0.15 to 0.38 band holds a third of the finish's scale, and listings at its edges differ noticeably;


• the smooth lilac parts, the forend and grip: there is no pattern there, so the state of the paint shows plainly;


• any name tag and stickers, which on the Galil AR | Sky Mandala stay on the listing.

There is no choosing by artwork on this Galil at all. The thing to select here is the float inside 0.15 to 0.38, because the difference between the top and bottom of the band is noticeable.

What the Galil AR | Sky Mandala costs in Field-Tested

Here is how the remaining wears compare with this one:

• Factory New costs about 6.7 times as much;


• Minimal Wear costs about 3.4 times as much;


• Well-Worn costs a few percent more;


• Battle-Scarred is about a fifth cheaper.

The main break in this skin lies between Minimal Wear and Field-Tested, where the price falls by more than a factor of three. Below that the wears sit close together, and Well-Worn even costs a touch more than FT.

Among Mil-Spec Galils in this wear, the Sky Mandala is third from the bottom out of fourteen. Only Galil AR | Destroyer and Galil AR | Metallic Squeezer cost less. Galil AR | Amber Fade and Galil AR | Aqua Terrace are the dearest.

Getting the Galil AR | Sky Mandala

The Galil AR | Sky Mandala is in no case. The Harlequin Collection is on the Weekly Care Package reward list, so copies are handed out as drops for playtime.

A trade-up for it takes ten skins from the tier below, all from one collection. That means the Industrial Grade skins of Harlequin: MP5-SD | Picnic, MP7 | Coral Paisley, SSG 08 | Calligrafaux, Tec-9 | Banana Leaf and XM1014 | XoooM. The collection has four Mil-Spec finishes, so the chance of landing the Galil is one in four.

StatTrak and Souvenir

The Galil AR | Sky Mandala has never been released with StatTrak. Souvenir copies turn up, but no package was ever made for this finish: packages existed only for tournament map collections. Anyone can make one through the Souvenir-O-Matic, which adds gold tournament stickers and a player autograph to a regular skin from the inventory.

Stickers and craft on the Galil AR | Sky Mandala

The pattern covers almost the whole body, so there is little free field. Stickers sit calmest on the plain lilac forend and grip. Pink and orange ones get lost in the lines on the receiver, while cool blue and white ones read against the warm pattern.

Who this wear suits

The Galil AR | Sky Mandala in this wear makes sense when:

• you want a colorful Galil for CS2 and do not care to pay more than six times as much for Factory New;


• the pattern lines matter more than clean paint along the edges;


• you are putting together a set of Harlequin skins and need an inexpensive way into the collection.

If you want untouched lines and even lilac parts, Minimal Wear will do, although it costs three times as much.