Navaja Knife Fade Guide
The Navaja Knife Fade has 21 patterns. There are different amounts of fades between 80% and 100%. The main five ones are the 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, and 100% fade.
The percentages stand how much of the knife is faded, with higher fades having more colors.
80 is the worst fade and 100% is the best. 100% fade is also called Full Fade, while 99% and 98% fade is called fake Full Fade.
This is because they are very similar to the Full Fade, only having slightly less purple on the tip.
You can see the differences in the pictures below.
Navaja Knife Patterns-
Real And Fake Full Fade
Real And Fake Full Fade
Navaja Knife Fade
History
The Navaja Knife is considered one of the newer knives that were added in the “A New Horizon” update on 2 of August 2018. The skin is possible to get in the “Horizon Case” and the “Danger Zone Case”.
The Navaja Knife is not the newest of knives but is still not considered an original knife either, it’s a low-medium tier knife.
Pattern Details
The Knives blade is chromed and coated with transparent paint, this allows the colors to interact with the lights and creates a nice gradient.
The pattern has three main colors of purple, pink, and yellow with some unpainted parts on some patterns which appear grey.
This all appears in different degrees depending on what pattern index the knife has, the more of the blade is faded the more its worth.
The fade always covers the blade but will on higher fades go all the way up a bit into the handle to the second screw.
Floats impact
The float values on Navaja Knife Fade go between 0.00 to 0.08. This makes it only available in factory new or minimal wear
Floats do not matter on the Navaja Knife Fade other than for collector purposes.
It does not damage the look of the knife at all. Only some small scratches on the cutting edge on very bad floats.
