Counter-Strike 2 White Loadout

Adding skins to Counter-Strike was one of the game’s biggest breakthroughs, making every inventory unique. In the race to create the most impressive personal style, many players combine diverse skins with stickers, seeking to make their character as colorful as possible. However, some prefer going the opposite way, choosing weapons that all share a particular color. Today, we’ll talk about this second category, focusing on the most radical monochrome design choice — Counter-Strike 2 white skins.

But there are a few nuances we need to mention. First, we’ve based it on the skins for the best CS2 weapon loadout, with a few exceptions for some truly striking CS2 white skins. Second, as it’s almost impossible to have a pure white CS2 inventory, especially if you want to use competitive weapons, as most skins will have other colors and drawings. Therefore, we’ve decided to include weapons that include other colors, although only as a secondary design element. Finally, we avoided adding the skins for two weapons from the same family, like Asiimov and Printstream, to give you as many options to play with as possible.

Now, let’s see what the best white CS2 weapon skins look like.

Glock-18 | Franklin

For a gun that we all have to see regularly, Glock-18 doesn’t have a lot of white skins to choose from. Still, the release of Operation Broken Fang in late 2020 presented a somewhat decent option in the form of this 100-buck design. This is a typical piece that you have to include in a white loadout in Counter-Strike 2, as a fully-monochrome design is yet to be added to the game.

Price: $34.5 (FT) - $38.6 (FN)

USP-S | Whiteout

Of course, we couldn’t omit the Whiteout skins family when talking about white loadout in CS2. Some of you may argue that USP-S | Printstream looks better, but it has much more dark black on its details. The same goes for the Road Rash skin and other similar designs.

Price: $17.4 (BS) - $211.1 (FN)

Desert Eagle | Printstream

A pistol famed for its one-shot power, Desert Eagles sadly don’t have many interesting white-skin options. However, the Printstream collection has a great design for this weapon that fits the standards of this list. Although the handle is almost fully black, you probably won’t see it much in the game, creating a good enough impression of an entirely white skin.

Price: $21.9 (BS) - $76.3 (FN)

StatTrak: $43.1 (BS) - $131.2 (FN)

P250 | Bengal Tiger

The cheapest pistol in the game, P250, is a popular option for both T and CT  sides. However, Bengal Tiger is quite a rare sight in a match, with many players preferring the Whiteout and Asiimov as the classics or choosing Mint Kimono and Franklin as alternatives. Although the price for a copy ranges from $10 to $20, there are only a few hundred skins available for buying, making this option even harder to come by.

Price: $10.8 (BS) - $22 (FN)

Tec-9 | Bamboo Forest

The “Hunter and the Hunted” update in mid-2015 added this nature-themed skin to the Tec-9 family, with white color dominating its palette. Green leaves add depth to the composition, with a purely dark magazine as a finishing touch. Since Tec-9 is a popular choice for Terrorists, you should definitely consider Bamboo Forest for your T white CS2 loadout.

Price: $2.5 (BS) - $5.7 (FN)

Five-Seven | Boost Protocol

The combination of white, black, and red is always a welcome sight on a CS skin, as it naturally creates a great contrast regardless of what texture the designer decided to go for. The Boost Protocol is the ideal example of this idea that also fits into our list, as white dominates this composition. With a pretty low price and the utter lack of good alternatives for Five-SeveN, Boost Protocol surely deserves your attention.

Price: $1 (WW) - $2.5 (FN)

StatTrak: $2.2 (WW) - $6.8 (FN)

CZ75-Auto | Pole Position

The decrease in accuracy and damage that CS75-Auto received in 2018 turned the pistol from an auto-include to rarely used at all. The dawn of CS2 gave us a reason to hope that the pistol would become popular once more, but an increased reward of $300 means that the gun is still far from reclaiming its rightful place. But, if you decide to use it nonetheless, there are a few great skins available for it, with the Pole Position being an obvious choice for white loadout enjoyers.

Price: $0.3 (BS) - $1.7 (FN)

StatTrak: $0.4 (BS) - $4.2 (FN)

MAC-10 | Silver

There are plenty of great skins for this cheap SMG, so choosing the best one for a CS2 white loadout is quite tricky. However, at the end of the day we’ve decided to go with Silver, a simple design that offers an excellent canvas for applying stickers or enjoying the pure white of its casing.

Price: $0.08 (MW) - $0.08 (FN)

MP9 | Airlock

Airlock has a pretty unusual appearance, with plenty of white dye and sophisticated textures on all of its surfaces except the magazine. Moreover, the lack of purely white skins makes it your best bet if you want to include MP9 in your monocolored loadout.

Price: $1.1 (BS) - $8.2 (FN)

StatTrak: $2 (BS) - $25.3 (FN)

MP7 | Whiteout

The story of Whiteout started in the middle of 2013, when this layer of white paint became available for P250 and MP7. Since then, this skin family has gained a lot of spotlight, with only the lack of StatTrak keeping its price in check. However, with the newly introduced sticker positioning, Whiteout is likely to become much less affordable in the near future.

Price: $9.8 (BS) - $404.9 (FN)

P90 | Death Grip

The Death Grip skin for the P90 isn’t the most widespread skin around, but it is certainly one of the most unique. Of course, some gamers prefer a classic in the appearance of Asiimov or maybe even Ash Wood, but the various versions of Death Grip are quite inimitable while also being stylish. In the Factory New condition, dozens of white hands cover the majority of the gun’s surfaces. The closer your Death Grip to BS, the more skeletal those will look, making an already creepy skin even more eerie.

Price: $4.9 (BS) - $8.7 (FN)

StatTrak: $7.4 (BS) - $24.7 (FN)

UMP-45 | Arctic Wolf

Arctic Wolf skin for the UMP-45 is one of the cheapest options for your  Counter-Strike 2 white loadout. The front of this SMG is almost totally white, with a smooth gradient to darker gray tones. The skin was released in early 2018 with the “Welcome to the Clutch” update, and it remains the best white option for the UMP-45 since then.

Price: $0.18 (BS) - $0.9 (FN)

StatTrak: $0.3 (BS) - $2.6 (FN)

XM1014 | Black Tie

The skin variety in the mid-tier niche is sadly rather poor, forcing you to make difficult decisions and go with not-so-white guns. However, XM1014 is a popular weapon available for both sides that has a sweet black and white combination we’re looking for. Yes, the black color is somewhat more prevalent, but you can improve it with a few well-placed white stickers.

Price: $0.2 (BS) - $1.7 (FN)

StatTrak: $0.5 (BS) - $8.4 (FN)

Nova | Rising Skull

Technically, the Rising Skull skin on the Nova shotgun isn’t purely white, having lots of creamy-brown details. However, the skull painting on the buttstock looks great and makes this weapon too good to not mention it here. Even at an advanced age of more than a decade, this designs remains pretty popular in the community. Besides, you probably want your white skins to have interesting secondary elements, right?

Price: $4.15 (BS) - $5.1 (FN)

StatTrak: $8.7 (BS) - 11.5 (FN)

Negev | Dazzle

There’s a lot of blues on this one, so what is this skin doing in our CS2 white inventory? Well, Dazzle has plenty of white dye on its parts and looks neat. But why not choose something with more white on it? Sadly for Negev fans out there, this is the most white you can get for this gun right now. Hopefully future updates will make machine guns more viable and breathe some life into this weapon class.

Price: $0.05 (BS) - $0.45 (MW)

StatTrak: $0.1 (BS) - $1.9 (MW)

AK-47 | Inheritance

Despite all the variety available for the most popular weapon in the game, even the 15 best AK-47 skins don’t have any ideal option for the white loadout. Whether you prefer Asiimov, Head Shot, or Vulcan — all of those skins have lots of non-white elements. The best white AK is probably the Inheritance, where the white color dominates the palette. At the same time, this one looks pretty unique and is rarely seen in matches right now.

Price: $58.1 (BS) - $199.5 (FN)

StatTrak: $93.4 (BS) - $507.5 (FN)

Galil AR | Kami

The Galil AR | Kami skin isn’t the most popular choice for CS2 best white loadouts, but it's probably the most deserved pick all things considered. For instance, Eco has a clear emphasis on the acid green, while Shattered is rather gray than white. Of course, everything is up to you, but we recommend including this one in your all-white inventory.

Price: $1.9 (BS) - $2.9 (FN)

StatTrak: $1.6 (BS) - $5 (FN)

M4A4 | Asiimov

Surprisingly, the always popular M4A4 lacks skins that white-color lovers could claim as their own. Luckily, the Asiimov variation of M4A4 has much more white than traditional orange and black. Maybe this is the main reason why the cheapest copy costs almost 50 bucks.

Price: $49.2 (BS) - $120 (FT)

StatTrak: $115.3 (BS) - $365.5 (FT)

M4A1-S | Printstream

Choosing the best white M4A1-S skin was a relatively easy task, as the only competitors worth considering are Mecha Industries and Printstream. The latter was an obvious choice here, being one of the most popular M4A1-S skins overall and a favorite of several Pro players. Unsurprisingly, even the cheapest copies of Printstream will cost you around $100, while getting a Factory New StatTrak one requires a hefty investment of up to $800.

Price: $92.8 (BS) - $397 (FN)

StatTrak: $140.6 (BS) - $820 (FN)

FAMAS | Mecha Industries

If you’re looking for a white-themed skins, Mecha Industries is undeniably the best option for FAMAS you can get at the moment. Being a distant relative to the Asiimov family, it stands out among other skins for this gun, even outside of our all-white list. Seven years after its release in late 2016, Mecha Industries remains as popular as ever.

Price: $2.1 (BS) - $6.1 (FN)

StatTrak: $4.7 (BS) - $16.6 (FN)

SSG 08 | Detour

A pretty lacking skin line was always a problem for Scout, but Detour fits our requirement quite nicely. Of course, this skin doesn’t look all that fancy, but it fits the theme well enough. If you are seeking this one for your collection, pay attention to the souvenir versions, which are usually much cheaper than regular ones.

Price: $8 (FT) - $15.3 (FN)

Souvenir: $2.2 (FT) - $8 (FN)

AWP | Asiimov

It’s almost impossible to imagine a Counter-Strike 2 white inventory without an AWP | Asiimov, which is a pure classic at this point. Although the skin has lots of orange and black dyes, it’s the best you can do if you want an AWP, and you do want an AWP. Even a decade after its release, the design commands a relatively high price, even if you settle for high wear ones.

Price: $65.9 (BS) - $110.2 (FT)

StatTrak: $97.7 (BS) - $206.6 (FT)

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Choosing skins for your CS2 inventory collection is always a tricky task, but it is also a pretty exciting process. We hope this list will help you to improve your inventory and create your own one-color collection.