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Cmdr. Frank 'Wet Sox' Baroud
Price from $29
- Side
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Counter-Terrorist - Faction
- SEAL Frogman
- Collection
- Operation Riptide Agents
- Released
- September 2021
- Rarity
- Master
About Cmdr. Frank 'Wet Sox' Baroud
First on deck and last off it, Cmdr. Frank Baroud is a third generation SEAL and second combat diver ever to receive The Navy Cross medal; 'Goggles' was the first. Count on Baroud to solve the most complicated underwater and ground based conflict situations, like the time he defused several IED's which were planted in a network of flooded caves beneath a US embassy. Baroud chalks it up to his impeccable attention to detail, because after all, when your life depends on the equipment you're wearing, a simple mistake may be the last one you make. His uncompromising attention to detail earned him the nickname 'Wet Sox'.
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Character description from the in-game item.
Pairing Cmdr. Frank 'Wet Sox' Baroud with your setup
This agent only appears when you play CT side, so pair it with a Terrorist agent in a similar palette if you want the look to hold up across a full match. At $29 it sits in the middle of the agent market. For a much cheaper Counter-Terrorist pick, 'Blueberries' Buckshot covers the same slot from $14.
More from SEAL Frogman
- How much does Cmdr. Frank 'Wet Sox' Baroud cost?
- Cmdr. Frank 'Wet Sox' Baroud starts at about $29 on the open market, which puts it in the middle of the agent market. Agent prices move with supply from the operation they came from, so they drift more slowly than weapon skins but rarely fall far.
- What side does Cmdr. Frank 'Wet Sox' Baroud play on?
- Cmdr. Frank 'Wet Sox' Baroud is a Counter-Terrorist agent, so it only appears when you are on that side. Anyone building a full look needs a second agent for the Terrorist half of a match, otherwise the loadout falls apart every time sides swap.
- Where does Cmdr. Frank 'Wet Sox' Baroud come from?
- Cmdr. Frank 'Wet Sox' Baroud belongs to the Operation Riptide Agents, released in September 2021, and plays for SEAL Frogman. Operation agents stop dropping once the operation ends, so the only route to one afterwards is the market.
- Do agent skins change anything in the game?
- No. Agents are purely cosmetic and every model shares the same hitboxes. The difference from a weapon skin is who sees it: your rifle finish is mostly for you, while your agent is the model everyone else in the match looks at, which is why it is worth matching to the rest of your loadout.