10 best Galil-AR skins in Counter-Strike 2 (CS2)

The Galil AR in Counter-Strike 2 is a dependable, budget-friendly rifle that strikes a balance between price and firepower. It's appropriate for medium-range fights owing to its moderate rate of fire and respectable accuracy. Players who need to stick to a budget yet want a rifle that holds its own in a gunfight consider this rifle their go-to option.

Galil AR skins are available in an array of styles, ranging from basic color variations to intricate designs with stickers, patterns, and original artwork.

Here's a look at the 10 best Galil AR skins in Counter-Strike 2.

Note: This article is subjective and is solely based on the author's opinion.

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10 best picks for Galil AR skins in Counter-Strike 2

1) Sugar Rush

The Galil-AR Sugar Rush is a funky-looking skin. It has a purple base with cotton candy-themed colors and creative patterns imprinted on the skin to make it look more appealing. The designer, SLIMEface, is known for his amazing work on Counter-Strike 2 skins like the AK47 Bloodsport, P250 Wingshot, and Dual Berettas Cobra Strike.

A high price and scarcity of listings make the Galil AR Sugar Rush out of reach for most users on the Steam Marketplace. Nonetheless, this won't be a bad option if you're prepared to spend a good sum for a decent skin. Its Factory New version is priced at $68.86, while the Field-Tested version costs $ 48.82.

2) Stone Cold

If you're looking for a clean Counter-Strike 2 skin, the Galil AR Stone Cold is the right choice. There aren't many other weapon skins in the game that look as stunning as this one, and the metallic blue shine only increases its appeal. This skin is a part of the Shadow Case and is relatively more popular than other skins.

The Factory New variant is available for $7.45, while the Field-Tested version is priced at $1.59.

3) Chatterbox

The Galil AR Chatterbox has one of the best skin aesthetics in Counter-Strike 2. Once you use it in the game, you'll see its unusual appearance due to the rusty design with the skull. Galil AR Chatterbox was designed by Ego Death, and it has been available on the tactical shooter since January 2015. It shares a visual aesthetic similar to the M4A1-S Blood Tiger.

The Galil AR Chatterbox’s Field-Tested version is priced at $72.52, and the Battle-Scarred version is priced at $7.94.

4) Chromatic Aberration

Galil AR Chromatic Aberration (Image via Valve)

The best skin available for Galil AR is undoubtedly Chromatic Aberration. Few can match its futuristic aura, even though some might prefer the Chatterbox.

Valve released this skin along with the Snakebite Collection, including skins for weapons like the Desert Eagle. The Galil AR Chromatic Aberration would only set you back $10.27 for Factory New, with the remaining versions costing less than $5.

5) Eco

Galil AR Eco has a unique theme that combines components like the recycling emblem with white and green colors to encourage environmental awareness. In keeping with its theme of reusing items for ecological gain, it is humorous that the skin is not supplied in Factory New condition.

This skin is part of the Chroma 2 Case and can be purchased from the Steam Market. The Minimal Wear version will cost you $32.25, while the Field-Tested version can be bought for $4.47

6) Connexion

Galil AR Connexion sheds light on Phoenix Connexion, a prominent terrorist faction that has been a part of Counter-Strike for many years. On a red-and-white backdrop, the skin bears the imprints of the respective faction's emblems. Additionally, the creator VLEK is behind the creation of AWP Wildfire, perhaps one of the best sniper rifle skins.

Galil AR Connexion in CS2 wouldn't cost you much, as the Factory New version costs $1.41, and the other variants are all less than $1.

7) Phoenix Blacklight

Galil AR Phoenix Blacklight (Image via Valve)

If you enjoy vivid skins, the Galil AR Phoenix Blacklight will be a good purchase in Counter-Strike 2. Valve added this cosmetic to CS: GO as part of Operation Broken Fang in December 2020. Like Connexion, it references the Phoenix Connexion through skin-based designs and graffiti corresponding to the group.

You can get the Factory New version of the Galil AR Phoenix Blacklight for $64.24, while the Field-Tested version is $42.19.

8) Rocket Pop

In terms of overall beauty, Rocket Pop is generally considered the best Galil AR skin that can be purchased for a reasonable cost in Counter-Strike 2. The skin entered the first-person shooter through the Falchion Collection, which debuted in the May 2015 Operation Bloodhound update.

The Factory New version of this skin is available for $7.75, while the Field Tested version is priced at $2.22.

9) Cerberus

Cerberus is the most visually appealing Galil skin in Counter-Strike 2. The Greek mythical hound with its many heads is shown in its design. Neon yellow is the base color, and different shades of green are painted on the other parts. Despite the intricate visual design and vibrant color scheme, it has a surprisingly calm appearance that is loved by the Counter-Strike community.

The Galil AR Cerberus was added to the game as a part of The Cache Collection. Its Factory New version is available for $83.10, while the Field Tested version is available for 45.37.

10) Crimson Tsunami

Galil AR Crimson Tsunami (Image via Valve)

The Crimson Tsunami's artwork is fascinating, depicting a stormy sea in various beige and grey tones over a background of crimson red. This Counter-Strike 2 skin is delicate yet exquisite due to its traditional Japanese painting style. It was included as part of The Spectrum Collection.

The Galil AR Crimson Tsunami’s Factory New version is available for $3.31, while the Field Tested version is priced at $1.91.

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Edited by Angad Sharma