The best Kukri knife combos in CS2 are built around its classic finishes (Fade, Slaughter, Crimson Web, Blue Steel and Case Hardened), each matched with gloves in the same palette. At current LIS-SKINS prices you can put together a set for around $300 if you do not chase the best glove condition, while the priciest pairing with Sport Gloves Superconductor starts at about $900. The Kukri arrived in February 2024 with the Kilowatt Case and was later added to the Gallery Case as well. Its curved blade, inspired by the traditional weapon of Nepalese soldiers, is recognizable from a distance. Below are five strong Kukri and glove pairings; the individual finishes are covered in our guide to the best Kukri skins.
Kukri Knife Fade + Specialist Gloves Fade
Fade skins are painted in a gradient that shifts from yellow to purple, and how the color spreads across the item depends on the pattern index. On the Kukri Knife Fade the gradient covers the whole blade, while the Specialist Gloves Fade carry it on individual elements such as the finger and back-of-hand overlays. Whatever patterns you land, the two items look great together.
The Fade knife exists only in Factory New and Minimal Wear and starts at about $160. Field-Tested gloves cost around $170, so the whole combo comes to roughly $330. Minimal Wear gloves (about $440) push the total to around $600, and Factory New gloves are already about $1,700.
Kukri Knife Slaughter + Bloodhound Gloves Guerrilla
The blade of the Kukri Knife Slaughter is covered in bands of different shades of red, as if its owner just came out of a fight. A great match is the Bloodhound Gloves Guerrilla: camouflage colors with red at the wrist, plus rivets and a metal plate on the back.
Slaughter comes in three wears only, Factory New to Field-Tested, and starts at about $110. A Factory New knife (around $130) with Minimal Wear gloves (around $180) costs roughly $310 in total. The StatTrak version is only about $20 more.
Kukri Knife Crimson Web + Driver Gloves Crimson Weave
Another pairing for fans of blood-red designs and a darker style. The Crimson Web blade is covered with a fine net of black lines on a red background. The Driver Gloves Crimson Weave follow the same idea: a woven black and red pattern on the back, with dark brown palms and a mesh insert.
Here the gloves drive almost the entire price. Well-Worn gloves cost about $240, and with a Field-Tested knife (around $80) the combo lands near $320. Field-Tested gloves jump to about $1,000, so a set with a Minimal Wear knife (around $110) runs roughly $1,100.
Kukri Knife Blue Steel + Sport Gloves Superconductor
If you prefer an inventory in cool colors, there is an option for that too. The Kukri Knife Blue Steel has a minimalist design with a solid dark blue blade that appeals to fans of realism. It pairs well with bright blue and gray gloves such as the Sport Gloves Superconductor, with vivid light blue stripes along the fingers.
A Factory New knife costs about $120, but the gloves set the level of the whole loadout. Battle-Scarred Superconductor gloves are around $800, putting the combo near $900. Field-Tested gloves (about $1,700) bring it close to $1,800, and a Factory New pair is about $9,250.
Kukri Knife Case Hardened + Hand Wraps Cobalt Skulls
Finally, a pairing that looks genuinely unusual. The Hand Wraps Cobalt Skulls are made of bright blue bands with black skull prints. Add a knife in contrasting colors, such as the Kukri Knife Case Hardened, and you get a striking combo. Like Fade, the Case Hardened pattern depends on the pattern index, so every copy looks different.
Field-Tested wraps cost about $180 and a StatTrak Minimal Wear knife about $130, around $310 in total. Without StatTrak, the same knife wear costs about $100.
How to get a Kukri knife
The Kukri drops from the Kilowatt Case and the Gallery Case, but the chance of a knife or gloves from any case is only 0.26%, roughly one in 385 openings. For a specific finish, buying on the market is almost always cheaper than unboxing.
A second route arrived with the October 2025 update: a trade-up contract of five Covert skins of one type (all normal or all StatTrak) returns a random knife or gloves from the cases those skins belong to. Covert inputs from the Kilowatt Case or the Gallery Case put the Kukri in the reward pool. See our complete guide to crafting knives and gloves for details, and the best skins from the Kilowatt Case for the rest of that case.
Knives and gloves are among the most expensive items in CS2, so saving on the purchase matters. On LIS-SKINS you will find all Kukri skins, along with many other knives and gloves, usually below Steam Community Market prices. If the Kukri is outside your budget for now, check our budget knife and glove combos, or compare it with other models in our overview of all CS2 knives.
