M4A1-S | Rose Hex (Field-Tested)

The M4A1-S | Rose Hex in Field-Tested (FT) is a dusty-pink rifle covered from end to end in a hexagonal grid. It is a Mil-Spec skin from The Radiant Collection. No case holds it, and FT is the cheapest of its five wears.

What the M4A1-S | Rose Hex looks like in Field-Tested

The whole weapon is wrapped in a hexagonal grid that resembles a honeycomb. The main tone is dusty pink, drifting into beige-brown in places. The lines of the cells and the shading between them are dark brown. The cells vary in size and in places crumple like creased fabric.

Everything is painted: the suppressor, handguard, receiver, magazine, grip and stock. Left bare are the front sight, part of the gas block and small fittings, all dark olive. The wear is fixed at drop. In FT the pink layer is rubbed down to light bare patches along the edges of the handguard, the rim of the receiver and the magazine. There is no lettering.

Where the M4A1-S | Rose Hex came from

The M4A1-S | Rose Hex came out on March 31, 2025, together with The Radiant Collection. In its notes Valve announced that three new collections had joined the list of weekly reward sets. The skin's author is not given in the reference.

What to check before buying

Before buying an M4A1-S | Rose Hex, check a few points:

• float: in this wear the M4A1-S | Rose Hex takes a band from 0.15 to 0.38;


• stickers and a name tag: on the M4A1-S | Rose Hex they go with the listing;


• where the pink layer is worn away: on this skin that means the edges of the handguard and the magazine.

A lucky pattern cannot be pulled out of the M4A1-S | Rose Hex, since it is always the same. The 0.15 to 0.38 band is wide in this wear, so several listings are worth comparing.

What the M4A1-S | Rose Hex costs in Field-Tested

FT is the cheapest wear of the skin. The others cost more:

• Factory New (FN) costs almost four times as much;


• Minimal Wear (MW) costs twice as much;


• Well-Worn (WW) costs twice as much;


• Battle-Scarred (BS) costs eight percent more.

Of the five Mil-Spec M4A1-S skins, the M4A1-S | Rose Hex is the cheapest. M4A1-S | VariCamo costs almost twice as much, and M4A1-S | Fizzy POP almost nine and a half times. M4A1-S | Briefing and M4A1-S | Blood Tiger cost twenty-eight and thirty-three times as much.

Getting the M4A1-S | Rose Hex

No case contains the M4A1-S | Rose Hex. The Radiant Collection is on the weekly reward list, and skins from it drop for playtime. A contract for the M4A1-S | Rose Hex is assembled like this: ten skins one rank lower, all from one collection.

StatTrak and Souvenir

The skin has no StatTrak™ version and no Souvenir one either.

Stickers and craft on the M4A1-S | Rose Hex

The grid is continuous, so a sticker lands on the cells. Neutral light and dark stickers read, while pink ones merge with the base. The scuffed edges of the handguard leave light areas where a sticker's look changes. The dark olive front sight and gas block work well for contrast.

Who this wear suits

Buying the M4A1-S | Rose Hex in Field-Tested makes sense when:

• you want a rifle for CS2 with a pink grid at the lowest price of the skin;


• worn edges and light bare patches do not bother you;


• you are taking the skin for a craft in a pink-beige palette.

If you want an unbroken pink grid without bare patches, look at Factory New: it costs almost four times as much.