CS2 has 8 glove types and 94 individual skins, all part of our full CS2 skins catalog. Prices start at $23 for Driver Gloves Racing Green in Battle-Scarred and run past $28,000 for Factory New Sport Gloves Pandora's Box.
Every CSGO glove skin shows real-time market prices, float values and which case it drops from. Gloves drop at the same 0.26% rate as knives – but float value matters more here than almost any other item, because wear is visible in first-person every round. A Field-Tested glove can look completely different from a Factory New copy of the same skin, so check floats carefully before buying.
Gloves were added to CS:GO in 2016 with the Glove Case and sit at Extraordinary rarity. There are 8 types – five with distinct models (Sport, Specialist, Driver, Moto, Hand Wraps) and three (Bloodhound, Hydra, Broken Fang) built on the same template, differing only in the logo on the back of the hand.
The most valuable glove type – a flat fabric surface with no knuckle plates means you see more of the design. Pandora's Box (~$2,062 BS), Hedge Maze (~$2,265 BS) and Superconductor (~$857 BS, $8,400+ FN) all sit high.
Plastic and carbon knuckle guards over a fabric base. This type has the most skins (19) and the widest price range.
Leather driving gloves with clean textures, 20 skins. The standout is King Snake (white leather, black snake-scale), $106 BS to $2,560 FN. Crimson Weave is the other premium pick ($176 BS–$2,466 FN).
These three share the same base model, differing only in the back-of-hand logo. They're the budget options:
| Case | Notable skins |
|---|---|
| Glove Case | Hedge Maze, Crimson Kimono, Crimson Weave |
| Clutch Case | Vice, Fade, King Snake, Amphibious |
| Operation Hydra Case | Spearmint, Cool Mint, Pandora's Box, Superconductor |
| Operation Broken Fang Case | Slingshot, Nocts, Tiger Strike, Snow Leopard |
| Revolution / Recoil / Snakebite | Active drop pool |
| Sealed Dead Hand Terminal | 22 new gloves added March 2026 |
The Sealed Dead Hand Terminal (March 2026) is the newest glove source – the largest single addition since the original Glove Case, with 22 new skins (7 Sport, 7 Specialist, 8 Driver). Prices are still settling as supply enters the market.
Gloves and knives are visible at the same time in first-person, so a matching pair is one of the biggest visual upgrades you can make:
Browse all CS2 knives to find your match, or check our color loadout guide.
Driver Gloves Racing Green in Battle-Scarred at ~$23. Other budget options: Hydra Gloves Mangrove (~$32 BS), Specialist Gloves Buckshot (~$33 BS) and Hydra Gloves Rattler (~$34 BS).
Sport Gloves Hedge Maze Factory New at ~$30,800, with Sport Gloves Pandora's Box FN around $28,900. In rare cases, extremely low-float Factory New Moto Gloves Eclipse specimens have traded above $150,000.
8 types: Sport, Specialist, Driver, Hand Wraps, Moto, Bloodhound, Hydra and Broken Fang Gloves. There are 94 individual glove skins total.
Gloves drop from weapon cases at the same 0.26% rate as knives. The main cases are the Glove Case, Clutch Case, Operation Broken Fang Case and the Sealed Dead Hand Terminal. You can also buy them on the Steam Community Market or third-party platforms.
Yes. Gloves are visible in first-person every round, so wear is always on screen. A 0.15 (FT) glove looks noticeably different from a 0.01 (FN) glove, and on high-value skins the difference between a clean low-float and a worn copy can be thousands of dollars.
Under $50: Hydra Mangrove or Driver Racing Green. $50–$150: Moto Finish Line, Specialist Buckshot or Broken Fang Needle Point. $150–$500: Sport Bronze Morph, Specialist Fade or Driver Crimson Weave. Above $500: Sport Superconductor, Vice or Pandora's Box.
Almost nothing. All three use the same glove model with identical shape, materials and finger coverage. The only difference is the logo on the back of the hand. Pick whichever has a finish you like at the price you want.