PP-Bizon | Urban Dashed

Origin Story

The PP-Bizon | Urban Dashed released on November 27, 2013, as part of The Train Collection, accompanying the "Out with the old, in with the new" update. This Consumer Grade skin features a muted gray base with darker gray and black dashed striping, achieved by spray-painting over short pieces of tape used as stencils. The resulting urban camouflage or industrial aesthetic is most visible on the large magazine drum and receiver during gameplay. It is generally regarded as a very low-tier, budget skin, primarily serving as a filler or collection completion item within The Train Collection.

Drop Chance

PP-Bizon | Urban Dashed is Consumer Grade, the most common drop tier in CS2. It has appeared across 10 tournament packages, most recently the Krakow 2017 Train Souvenir Package, London 2018 Train Souvenir Package, and MLG Columbus 2016 Train Souvenir Package.


Souvenir Packages are awarded to viewers watching live Major matches on the corresponding map, not opened from cases, so Valve doesn't publish per-skin drop odds. Each package contains one item from The Train Collection, with rarity tiers drawn on a weighted system that heavily favors common grades, meaning Consumer Grade skins like Urban Dashed are a small fraction of total package contents. There are 5 other Consumer Grade skins in the collection competing for the same drop slot. New copies only enter the market when a recipient chooses to open their package, so supply trickles in over time even after the tournament ends.

Skin Condition

Float range 0.06 to 0.8. Exteriors: Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, Battle-Scarred. StatTrak is not available for this skin.

• Minimal Wear ($0.07): The gray base and dashed pattern remain intact and relatively crisp, with only light edge wear appearing on the most exposed corners and the front of the Bizon.
• Field-Tested ($0.04): Noticeable wear appears on edges and high-contact spots, with some light patchy fade starting on the magazine and receiver, though the dashed pattern is still clearly recognizable.
• Well-Worn ($0.04): The dashed pattern becomes visibly eroded, especially along edges and raised surfaces, with more of the base metal showing through and the gray areas looking increasingly faded and blotchy.
• Battle-Scarred ($0.04): Large portions of the gray spray-paint appear worn down or thinned, with extensive scratching and raw metal showing through on edges and around the front of the gun, making the dashed pattern appear washed-out in many areas.

Model

Urban Dashed uses the legacy PP-Bizon model, introduced with Out with the old, in with the new on November 27, 2013. The inspect animation and third-person appearance match the original CS:GO version.

How to Obtain

The PP-Bizon | Urban Dashed is exclusively available as a Souvenir skin from The Train Collection. It was originally distributed in Souvenir Packages such as the Atlanta 2017 Train Souvenir Package, Berlin 2019 Train Souvenir Package, and others, awarded to viewers during Major tournaments. Buyers can acquire this skin on the Steam Community Market, third-party marketplaces, or through case-opening and skin trading sites.

Price Range

PP-Bizon | Urban Dashed ranges from $0.04 (Battle-Scarred) to $1.56 (Factory New). Field-Tested copies sit at $0.04.


The current 7-day median is $0.04. The 90-day median is $0.03. The all-time median is $0.03. Volume averages 2 trades per day.

Visual Theme

Spray-Paint: It has been spray-painted using short pieces of tape as stencils. The Urban Dashed finish uses a muted gray base with darker gray and black dashed striping, giving it an urban camouflage or industrial aesthetic. In first-person view, the large magazine drum and receiver are most visible, both covered in the repeating dashed pattern.

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Sticker Compatibility

The PP-Bizon | Urban Dashed's muted gray base pairs well with bright yellow, orange, or red stickers for contrast, or with white, black, or monochrome logos for a tactical look. The main receiver sticker slot and the rear or top slots are most visible in first-person gameplay. As a low-tier skin, it is not typically regarded as a premium craft base.