Tec-9 | Banana Leaf (Factory New)

The Tec-9 | Banana Leaf in Factory New (FN) is an orange-yellow pistol with a leaf pattern on the upper part and the magazine. It is Industrial Grade rank, from The Harlequin Collection. In CS2 the Tec-9 | Banana Leaf is a pistol for the terrorist side.

What the Tec-9 | Banana Leaf looks like in Factory New

The frame and grip are painted an even amber-orange. The upper part, with its round cutouts, and the magazine are covered with a leaf pattern: the veins of banana leaves in black over golden yellow, with a dark barrel. Valve describes it as a yellow-and-black banana leaf.

Factory New here means a float from 0.00 to 0.07. In Factory New the orange paint is even, and the pattern reads whole, with no chipped patches. The wear a copy dropped with stays with it forever.

Where the Tec-9 | Banana Leaf came from

On January 21, 2026, in a Counter-Strike 2 update, Valve added two new collections to the weekly sets list: Harlequin and Achroma. The Harlequin Collection is one of them, and this finish entered the game together with it. Valve's caption for it is "Rich in potassium".

What to check before buying

When choosing a Tec-9 | Banana Leaf, pay attention to the following:

• the float: every Factory New copy lies in the band 0.00 to 0.07;


• applied name tag and stickers, which stay with the lot.

Choosing the Tec-9 | Banana Leaf by pattern does not exist as such. Within 0.00 to 0.07 there is no better copy to pick from.

What the Tec-9 | Banana Leaf costs in Factory New

The other wears set against Factory New:

• Minimal Wear costs about a fifth more;


• Field-Tested costs about a quarter less;


• Well-Worn costs about a fifth less;


• Battle-Scarred costs about 12% more.

The prices of the wears lie in a narrow corridor, and there is no order by wear: Battle-Scarred costs more than Well-Worn and Field-Tested.

Among Industrial Grade Tec-9s in Factory New, only Tec-9 | Citric Acid is cheaper. Tec-9 | Garter-9 is level with this skin, Tec-9 | Tiger Stencil sits a little above, and Tec-9 | Perimeter costs almost four times as much.

Getting the Tec-9 | Banana Leaf

The Tec-9 | Banana Leaf is in no case. The Harlequin Collection is on the weekly reward list for playtime.

A batch of ten skins one step lower from this set can be traded for the Tec-9 | Banana Leaf. A contract of Consumer Grade finishes from Harlequin leads to one of five Industrial Grade skins. The skin also goes in as an input, since ten of them give one of the collection's four Mil-Spec finishes.

StatTrak and Souvenir

No StatTrak™ version of the Tec-9 | Banana Leaf was ever released. There were no Souvenir packages for this finish: they were made only for the map collections of tournaments. A Souvenir copy can be built through the Souvenir-O-Matic, which puts gold tournament stickers and a player autograph on an ordinary skin.

Stickers and craft on the Tec-9 | Banana Leaf

The top and the magazine are busy with the leaf pattern, and small lettering gets lost on it. The frame and grip are an even orange, so a sticker there sits on a clean background. Blue and purple stickers give the sharpest contrast on orange, while orange and yellow ones merge with the paint.

Who this wear suits

Buying the Tec-9 | Banana Leaf in Factory New makes sense in these cases:

• you want the whole leaf pattern, with no chipped patches of paint;


• you want the best condition, and here Factory New costs less than Battle-Scarred;


• you plan a set of stickers on the frame that needs an even orange background.