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Like knives, gloves sit in the game's rarest tier and are purely cosmetic — they don't affect your movement or aim, they just complete the look. What sets gloves apart is that they have no StatTrak™ and no Souvenir versions at all, and they only come from a handful of glove cases and collections, which keeps the best ones genuinely scarce. A well-matched pair is the detail that ties an entire inventory together.
Glove skin prices range from around $20–30 for budget pairs up to five figures for grails like Pandora's Box. Glove prices depend on the type, the finish and the float. A rough breakdown of the tiers:
There are 8 glove types in CS2 — Sport, Specialist, Driver, Moto, Hand Wraps, Bloodhound, Broken Fang and Hydra — and 94 finishes across them. Every pair comes in wear levels decided by float, and higher-wear pairs can look dramatically different from Factory New ones, so the exterior matters a lot when you buy. Because gloves have no StatTrak™, the value comes down to type, finish and how clean the wear is.
The Sport Gloves | Pandora's Box and Specialist Gloves | Crimson Kimono are perennial grails — the pairs serious collectors build entire loadouts around. Sport Gloves | Vice and Driver Gloves | King Snake sit just behind them as some of the most recognizable gloves in the game. For a premium look that costs far less, Moto Gloves | Eclipse and Hand Wraps | Slaughter are excellent value. Since gloves have no StatTrak™, it all comes down to the type, the finish and how clean the wear is.
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