
Well-Worn (WW) on the USP-S | Jawbreaker is the band 0.38 to 0.45, 7% of the scale. In CS2 this is the pistol with the dog. The skin is Classified and comes from the Kilowatt Case. On price it stands next to Battle-Scarred and well below Minimal Wear.
What the USP-S | Jawbreaker looks like in Well-Worn
The slide and the muzzle end of the suppressor are golden-yellow, like metal. The rest is painted over. A fanged mouth is stretched across the slide, the grip is pink-red with a blue base, and the dark blue suppressor carries large letters and pink splotches of paint. From grip to muzzle the finish reads as a single picture.
In Well-Worn the paint is scuffed more than in the upper wears, but the design runs across the whole pistol, and from a distance it looks the same. The dog extends from the grip to the suppressor in one line.
Where the USP-S | Jawbreaker came from
The USP-S | Jawbreaker was released on February 6, 2024. Samolee drew it, and in the Steam Workshop it was called "USP-S | Doggy [PBR]". The finish's number in the Valve catalog is 1173.
What to check before buying
What matters when buying a USP-S | Jawbreaker:
- float: the stretch 0.38 to 0.45 is short, so there is almost nothing to choose from;
- stickers on the body and a rename, if there is one;
- a StatTrak version or not.
The pattern index changes nothing on the USP-S | Jawbreaker.
What the USP-S | Jawbreaker costs in Well-Worn
Factory New costs five times as much, Minimal Wear twice as much, and Field-Tested a quarter more. Battle-Scarred is level.
Of eight Classified USP-S skins it is the cheapest. Cortex is 14 percent dearer, Spiral Glitch seven times, Monster Mashup eight, Caiman thirteen, and Whiteout almost as much.
Getting the USP-S | Jawbreaker
A trade-up contract builds the USP-S | Jawbreaker: ten Restricted skins go in, and the collection of the result is determined by one of them. The Kilowatt Case gives the skin as well.
StatTrak and Souvenir
The USP-S | Jawbreaker can be had in StatTrak. Souvenir copies are not available.
Stickers and craft on the USP-S | Jawbreaker
The grip and slide form the brightest part of the finish, and the suppressor can be left free: its lettering reads without stickers. In CS2, one or two large ones are the way to go.
Who this wear suits
The USP-S | Jawbreaker in Well-Worn is worth buying if:
- you want a price near the bottom of the skin's range;
- the artwork matters more than the gloss;
- you want a StatTrak version to invest in stickers.













































































