Specialist Gloves Skins

19 finishes $41.65 – $1,094.17 36 markets

Cheapest: Buckshot $41.65 · Most expensive: Crimson Kimono $1,094.17

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Updated: August 9, 2026

#1 in demand Crimson Kimono Crimson Kimono Extraordinary Glove Case $1,094.17 -5.6% $1,094–$8,671 wears · 22 mkts #2 in demand Tiger Strike Tiger Strike Extraordinary Operation Broken Fang Case $96.86 -4.7% $96.86–$963 wears · 26 mkts #3 in demand Fade Fade ExtraordinaryFade percentage Clutch Case $108.96 -9.2% $109–$1,675 wears · 25 mkts #4 in demand Field Agent Field Agent Extraordinary Operation Broken Fang Case $83.09 -9.6% $83.09–$888 wears · 24 mkts #5 in demand Lt. Commander Lt. Commander Extraordinary Operation Broken Fang Case $77.73 -6% $77.73–$571 wears · 26 mkts #6 in demand Marble Fade Marble Fade ExtraordinaryFire & Ice seeds Operation Broken Fang Case $98.43 -6.2% $98.43–$1,523 wears · 27 mkts Crimson Web Crimson Web ExtraordinaryWeb patterns Clutch Case $94.93 -6.1% $94.93–$1,025 wears · 28 mkts Mogul Mogul Extraordinary Clutch Case $85.07 +0.7% $85.07–$497 wears · 26 mkts Emerald Web Emerald Web ExtraordinaryWeb patterns Glove Case $318.88 -5.8% $319–$3,808 wears · 24 mkts Buckshot Buckshot Extraordinary Clutch Case $41.65 -12.2% $41.65–$232 wears · 27 mkts Foundation Foundation Extraordinary Glove Case $147.99 -5.8% $148–$1,625 wears · 24 mkts Forest DDPAT Forest DDPAT Extraordinary Glove Case $102.21 -3.9% $102–$682 wears · 25 mkts Big Swell Big Swell Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal $146.14 -2% $146–$1,400 wears · 21 mkts Blackbook Blackbook Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal $176.08 -11.3% $176–$1,373 wears · 21 mkts Chocolate Chesterfield Chocolate Chesterfield Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal $75.55 -15.7% $75.55–$814 wears · 22 mkts Cloud Chaser Cloud Chaser Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal $281.46 -14.7% $281–$1,976 wears · 19 mkts Lime Polycam Lime Polycam Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal $175.00 -10.2% $175–$1,482 wears · 22 mkts Pillow Punchers Pillow Punchers Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal $244.24 -3.2% $244–$4,400 wears · 21 mkts Sunburst Sunburst Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal $129.62 -11.2% $130–$1,100 wears · 20 mkts
Finish Price 30d Sold/day Markets
Crimson Kimono Extraordinary Glove Case 242/day · 22 markets $1,094.17 $1,094–$8,671 wears -5.6% 242 22 Tiger Strike Extraordinary Operation Broken Fang Case 684/day · 26 markets $96.86 $96.86–$963 wears -4.7% 684 26 Fade Fade percentage Clutch Case 1.3K/day · 25 markets $108.96 $109–$1,675 wears -9.2% 1.3K 25 Field Agent Extraordinary Operation Broken Fang Case 1.0K/day · 24 markets $83.09 $83.09–$888 wears -9.6% 1.0K 24 Lt. Commander Extraordinary Operation Broken Fang Case 1.0K/day · 26 markets $77.73 $77.73–$571 wears -6% 1.0K 26 Marble Fade Fire & Ice seeds Operation Broken Fang Case 1.2K/day · 27 markets $98.43 $98.43–$1,523 wears -6.2% 1.2K 27 Crimson Web Web patterns Clutch Case 1.0K/day · 28 markets $94.93 $94.93–$1,025 wears -6.1% 1.0K 28 Mogul Extraordinary Clutch Case 1.3K/day · 26 markets $85.07 $85.07–$497 wears +0.7% 1.3K 26 Emerald Web Web patterns Glove Case 348/day · 24 markets $318.88 $319–$3,808 wears -5.8% 348 24 Buckshot Extraordinary Clutch Case 869/day · 27 markets $41.65 $41.65–$232 wears -12.2% 869 27 Foundation Extraordinary Glove Case 178/day · 24 markets $147.99 $148–$1,625 wears -5.8% 178 24 Forest DDPAT Extraordinary Glove Case 192/day · 25 markets $102.21 $102–$682 wears -3.9% 192 25 Big Swell Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal 21 markets $146.14 $146–$1,400 wears -2% — 21 Blackbook Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal 21 markets $176.08 $176–$1,373 wears -11.3% — 21 Chocolate Chesterfield Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal 22 markets $75.55 $75.55–$814 wears -15.7% — 22 Cloud Chaser Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal 19 markets $281.46 $281–$1,976 wears -14.7% — 19 Lime Polycam Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal 22 markets $175.00 $175–$1,482 wears -10.2% — 22 Pillow Punchers Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal 21 markets $244.24 $244–$4,400 wears -3.2% — 21 Sunburst Extraordinary Sealed Dead Hand Terminal 20 markets $129.62 $130–$1,100 wears -11.2% — 20
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About the Specialist Gloves

Look, fit and how wear behaves

Specialist Gloves are the tightest, most form-fitting glove model. The thin leather panels and minimal padding mean the finish art lies almost flat across the back of the hand and fingers, so pattern-heavy designs (kimono prints, webs, camo) display sharply without the distortion you get on bulkier models. Wear is subtle on this model: gloves have no float number shown the way skins do in your inventory beyond the standard exterior tiers, but Factory New to Battle-Scarred still shifts the fabric — scuffing, fading and dirt build up on the panels and seams as condition drops. On flat solid finishes like Foundation the difference is hard to spot, which is why worn-tier copies of plain Specialist finishes are popular budget buys.

The finish lineup

Specialist Gloves carry finishes from four sources. The Glove Case (2016) introduced the originals: Crimson Kimono (crimson and white kimono-floral with a magenta web back), Emerald Web (green spider-web leather), Foundation (plain dark grey), and Forest DDPAT (green woodland camo). The Operation Hydra Case (2017) added Fade and Buckshot. The Operation Broken Fang Case (2020) brought Tiger Strike, Mogul, Field Agent and Lt. Commander. That mix gives the model both clean military looks and loud statement pairs, all on the same slim chassis.

What drives value

Crimson Kimono is the model's grail and one of the priciest gloves in CS2 — demand is driven by its bold magenta/crimson colourway that pairs with red AK and AWP loadouts, plus relative scarcity from a discontinued case. Emerald Web and Fade sit in the upper-mid tier on colour appeal. Tiger Strike, Mogul and Lt. Commander hold steady mid-tier interest. At the bottom, Forest DDPAT and Foundation are the value end. Gloves have no StatTrak and no patterns/seeds to chase (unlike knife Case Hardened blue gems), so value here is purely finish + exterior + supply, which makes pricing more predictable than knives.

Cheapest way into Specialist Gloves

The lowest cost of entry to a gold glove on this model is a worn-condition Forest DDPAT or Foundation. Because both are muted, flat finishes, Field-Tested through Battle-Scarred copies look almost identical to cleaner tiers, so you can wear the model at a fraction of a Factory New price. If you want colour without paying Crimson Kimono money, Buckshot and Tiger Strike are the mid-budget steps up. Always buy the pair, not the case — opening for a specific glove is a long-odds gamble at the shared rare-special rate.

Frequently asked questions

Which case drops Specialist Gloves?
Specialist Gloves appear in the Glove Case (Crimson Kimono, Emerald Web, Foundation, Forest DDPAT), the Operation Hydra Case (Fade, Buckshot) and the Operation Broken Fang Case (Tiger Strike, Mogul, Field Agent, Lt. Commander). They share the rare-special slot at roughly 0.26% per case.
What is the most expensive Specialist Gloves finish?
Crimson Kimono is the model's most valuable finish and one of the costliest gloves in CS2, thanks to its crimson-and-magenta kimono pattern and Glove Case scarcity. Emerald Web and Fade follow in the upper tier.
Can Specialist Gloves get StatTrak?
No. No gloves in CS2 have StatTrak — there is no kill counter on any glove model. Value comes only from finish, exterior condition and supply.
What's the cheapest Specialist Gloves to buy?
Worn-condition Forest DDPAT and Foundation are the cheapest. Both are flat, low-contrast finishes where Field-Tested to Battle-Scarred copies look close to cleaner ones, so they're the budget entry to a gold glove.
How are Specialist Gloves different from other glove models?
They're the slimmest, tightest-fitting model with minimal padding and a short exposed-wrist cuff, so finish art reads flat and crisp. Sport, Moto and Hand Wraps are bulkier and show fabric texture and wear more heavily.
Do Specialist Gloves have patterns or blue gems?
No. Gloves have no pattern/seed system, so there are no rare pattern variants like a knife Case Hardened blue gem. Each finish-exterior combination is consistent, which makes pricing more predictable.