Green gloves are a rare but recognizable category in CS2: most "green-looking" pairs turn out to be khaki, olive, or camouflage, and genuinely saturated green shows up less often. Prices start around $27 for Hydra Gloves | Mangrove; every figure in this lineup is a starting price, "from" the stated wear. The top of the range is set by the premium Sport Gloves | Hedge Maze: from $1,980 in Battle-Scarred to over $32,000 in a clean Factory New — a rare case where the price genuinely clears five figures. The best balance of price and look for most buyers is Broken Fang Gloves | Jade at around $65. Below: the best green gloves in CS2 for 2026 for any green-themed loadout — how they look, which loadouts they fit, which cases they drop from, and what they cost.
Sport Gloves | Hedge Maze (Premium)
Sport Gloves | Hedge Maze is the most expensive and status-heavy green pair in this lineup: a geometric maze pattern on a green-and-white base with light blue veins running through it. This is a showcase pair for bright, summery loadouts.
They dropped from the Glove Case and the Operation Hydra Case, and come in all five wears. The textured fabric makes wear matter a lot: Battle-Scarred starts around $1,980, while a clean Factory New runs past $32,000 — a rare case where a pair's price genuinely clears five figures. This is a display pair, not a daily pickup.
Broken Fang Gloves | Jade (Best Overall)
Broken Fang Gloves | Jade is a saturated emerald green design with a light sheen and minimal contrasting color accents. The best pick for value and looks: it reads just as expensive as Hedge Maze while costing a fraction of the price, and it fits almost any green-themed loadout confidently.
They drop from the Operation Broken Fang Case, Snakebite Case, and Recoil Case, and come in all five wears. The green holds up well even on worn copies, so there's no real need to pay up for Factory New. Starting point is around $65.
Specialist Gloves | Emerald Web
Specialist Gloves | Emerald Web is a dark green base with a bright green spiderweb pattern laid over it, similar to the knife finish Crimson Web but in green. The most pattern-driven pick in this lineup: the web's placement varies between copies, and an especially striking layout can raise the price. Overall value also depends on wear, float, and the condition of both gloves' visible surfaces.
They drop from the Glove Case and the Operation Hydra Case, in all five wears. The price spread is wide: from $290 in Battle-Scarred up to $4,660 for a Factory New with a strong pattern.
Driver Gloves | Racing Green
Driver Gloves | Racing Green is a muted, near-olive dark green leather top with light stitching. The most understated green in this lineup — it fits dark, military-style loadouts well, where the gloves shouldn't draw attention to themselves.
They come from the 2018 Clutch Case and the 2023 Revolution Case, in all five wears; starting point is around $27.
Specialist Gloves | Lime Polycam (Bright Camo)
Specialist Gloves | Lime Polycam is a bright lime-green digital camo — the newest green finish in the game, released on March 12, 2026. Unlike the rest of this lineup, it has no case: the only way to get one is the Sealed Dead Hand Terminal, where the odds of landing this specific pair are very low.
Rarity is Extraordinary, like every glove, and all five wears are available. Because of its rare source and fresh release, the price is already high: from $180 in Battle-Scarred to $1,860 in Factory New.
Specialist Gloves | Forest DDPAT (Accessible Camo)
Specialist Gloves | Forest DDPAT is a military pixelated camo in a green-brown-tan palette, understated and practical-looking. Unlike Lime Polycam, it drops from regular cases — an accessible way to get a camo green pair without relying on the terminal.
They come from the Glove Case and the Operation Hydra Case, in all five wears; starting point is around $93.
Hydra Gloves | Mangrove (One of the Most Affordable)
Hydra Gloves | Mangrove is a muted military green with brass hardware on the strap. One of the most affordable ways into green gloves in this lineup.
They come from the Clutch Case and the Revolution Case, in all five wears; starting point is around $27.
Getting Green Gloves: Cases and Crafting
Gloves are Extraordinary-rarity items, and there are two ways to get them. The first is pulling them from cases: green pairs drop from the Glove Case, Operation Hydra Case, Operation Broken Fang Case, Snakebite Case, Recoil Case, Clutch Case, and Revolution Case (a key is required). Lime Polycam has no regular case: these gloves are tied to the Sealed Dead Hand Terminal system instead. Which specific pair you get depends on a random outcome, so buying a finished copy on the market lets you pick the exact wear you want right away.
The second route, available since autumn 2025, is a trade-up contract: five regular Covert-rarity skins go in, and a random knife or pair of gloves comes out from the matching pool of possible rewards. A contract made from five StatTrak Covert skins yields a StatTrak knife, not gloves. Targeting a specific green pair this way isn't possible, so for a particular model and wear the market is the more practical route. If budget is tight, check the roundup of gloves under $100.
What Determines a Green Glove's Price
Several factors drive a green glove's price:
Model and source. Sport Gloves (Hedge Maze) sit at the top tier, Specialist Gloves and Broken Fang land in the middle, and Hydra and Driver Gloves are the most accessible entry point.
Rarity of the source. Lime Polycam only comes through a low-odds terminal, so it costs noticeably more than ordinary camo pairs of the same type.
How saturated the green is. A clean, saturated green (Jade, Hedge Maze) sells for more than a muted olive tone or a multicolor camo.
Float. Wear shows up more visibly on fabric than on weapons: at a high float, scuffing and fading appear, so clean copies cost more.
Pattern. On Emerald Web, price depends on how visible the web pattern lands on the glove's visible side.
Comparing Green Gloves
Every pair from this lineup in one table, from the premium pick to the cheapest entry:
| Gloves | Shade | Price From | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hedge Maze | Green-and-white maze | $1,980 | Premium showcase |
| Jade | Emerald green | $65 | Best overall |
| Emerald Web | Dark green with a pattern | $290 | Pattern hunting |
| Lime Polycam | Bright lime camo | $180 | Rare, newest addition |
| Forest DDPAT | Green-brown camo | $93 | Accessible camo |
| Racing Green | Dark olive | $27 | Understated, dark |
| Mangrove | Military green | $27 | One of the most affordable |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which green gloves are the best in CS2?
For most buyers, Broken Fang Gloves | Jade (around $65): saturated green at a reasonable price. If budget isn't a constraint, the most status-heavy option is Hedge Maze (from $1,980), and for a minimal entry, Mangrove or Racing Green (from $27).
Are there cheap green gloves?
Yes. Mangrove and Racing Green both start around $27, and Forest DDPAT starts around $93. That's an affordable way to add a green pair to a loadout.
Why does Lime Polycam cost more than similar camo gloves?
It's not about the finish itself — it's the source. It can't be pulled from a regular case, only from the Sealed Dead Hand Terminal at low odds, and there's no guaranteed craft for this specific pair. A rare source keeps its price above Forest DDPAT, which drops from ordinary cases.
What goes well with green gloves?
Green pairs pair naturally with green weapon skins and camo or earth-toned gear in general. For knife-and-glove pairing ideas, see the dedicated combo guide.
