Gloves, along with knives, are among the most expensive items in CS2. This is due to their significantly lower drop chances compared to weapon skins, which means demand — especially for bright designs and low-float variants — often exceeds supply. As a result, prices for some top-tier gloves can reach several hundred thousand dollars. However, there are also more affordable options. We’ve put together a selection of budget-friendly gloves available on LIS-SKINS — a great way to start your collection of rare items.
(The prices listed are approximate for "Field-Tested" or "Well-Worn" condition at the time of writing.)
Hydra Gloves Rattler – $50–60
One of the most affordable options is from the Hydra Gloves series — for example, Hydra Gloves Rattler. In Field-Tested condition, they cost about $50–60. Named after the rattlesnake, these gloves feature a snakeskin-like texture, complemented by a leather panel with a hydra emblem on the back.
Hydra Gloves Mangrove – $60–80
Another similar-looking and similarly priced option is Hydra Gloves Mangrove. If you're not aiming for Factory New, these can be found for $60–80. Most elements are painted in gray and dark brown, with a metallic hydra emblem replacing the green one found on the Rattler version.
Driver Gloves Racing Green – around $60
If you prefer gloves that cover the entire hand, there are affordable options among the "Driver" gloves. For example, Driver Gloves Racing Green are made of leather with green backs and a braided pattern. Field-Tested versions can be found for under $60, though the wear will be quite visible.
Moto Gloves Transport – $70–90
Slightly more expensive are some motorcycle glove variants. Moto Gloves Transport feature shades of yellow, orange, and light brown, with plastic armor over the knuckles and fingers. Mid-float versions go for $70–90. While wear is visible, it doesn’t ruin the overall look.
Moto Gloves 3rd Commando Company – $70–80
If you're looking to expand your collection with a darker color scheme, Moto Gloves 3rd Commando Company might be the right pick. Most of the glove is gray, accented with subtle red details. In Field-Tested or lower condition, these go for $70–80 and are less flashy due to their dark palette.
Broken Fang Gloves Unhinged – $80–90
These operation-themed gloves may not be as flashy as the Hydra ones, but they remain very popular. Broken Fang Gloves Unhinged are fingerless, painted in gray, with metal studs and a silver emblem on the back. Depending on condition, they cost around $80–95.
Broken Fang Gloves Needle Point – $80–90
Compared to the previous model, Broken Fang Gloves Needle Point offer a more eye-catching design. Much of the surface is decorated with a fine botanical pattern that contrasts well with the dark red overlays and a golden emblem on the back. Field-Tested versions cost about $80–90.
Hand Wraps Desert Shamagh – $80–90
Spend a little more, and you can get gloves with a more original look. Hand Wraps Desert Shamagh resemble wrapped cloth strips covered in yellow-brown ornamental patterns. Mid-grade versions usually cost around $90.
Specialist Gloves Buckshot – $80–90
If you're building a skin collection in camouflage or minimalist colors, Specialist Gloves Buckshot are a fitting addition. Mostly dark green and brown with some brighter accents, these gloves in Well-Worn condition can be yours for under $100.
Driver Gloves Overtake – $90–100
If you prefer bold, high-contrast combinations, consider Driver Gloves Overtake. Made from dark brown and yellow materials, the back of the glove features an eye-catching pattern. Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred versions are priced under $100.
Don’t miss your chance to grab glove skins at prices lower than Steam! Visit LIS-SKINS to expand your collection with these and many more glove skins.
