Moto Gloves in CS2: All 12 Finishes, Bands and Which Case (2026)

Moto Gloves are the bulky hard-knuckle motorcycle glove, and the family whose design shows most in first person because the knuckle plate sits right in your eyeline. Twelve finishes across the three case sets (none in the 2026 Dead Hand set) ran from about $32 for a Battle-Scarred Transport to about $5,550 for a Factory New Spearmint on 9 September 2026. This fitting covers all twelve, the two white-and-blue prestige pairs, and why the floor here is one of the best in the game.

What Moto Gloves are

Valve's text: "these bulky hard knuckled gloves can protect the wearer's hands from road rash at 60 mph." The knuckle plate and the finger armour are moulded, the rest is leather, and the finish paints the plate as much as the hide — which is why comic-book prints and geometric patterns suit the family. Four came with the Glove Case in 2016, four in the Clutch set in 2018 and four in the Broken Fang set in 2020. No Moto glove has been added since.

The Glove Case set: Spearmint, Cool Mint, Eclipse, Boom!

Spearmint is the family flagship at ≈$307 BS to ≈$5,554 FN — white leather, red stitching, the cleanest white glove in the game outside Sport and Driver — and Cool Mint (soft blue with arctic geometric accents) is its sibling at ≈$135 BS to ≈$2,086 FN. Eclipse (≈$72 BS to ≈$737 FN) is the original all-black design that, per the item text, made the fictional maker Tortue a household name; Boom! (≈$86 BS to ≈$890 FN) is the comic-book pair. Glove Case and Hydra items, thin supply, and five of those cases' Coverts cost roughly $1,150 to craft one.

The Clutch set: Polygon, POW!, Turtle, Transport

Polygon (≈$69 BS to ≈$571 FN) is the blue geometric pair and the Clutch set's most wanted Moto; POW! (≈$44 BS to ≈$589 FN) is Boom!'s cheaper cousin; Turtle (≈$44 BS to ≈$404 FN) is green and grey with orange accents; Transport (≈$32 BS to ≈$226 FN) is the subtle digital camo and the family floor. Clutch and Revolution cases, craftable from five Revolution Coverts at about $110 — which is why three of these four are under $45 in Battle-Scarred.

The Broken Fang set: Smoke Out, Blood Pressure, Finish Line, 3rd Commando Company

Smoke Out (≈$66 BS to ≈$600 FN) and Blood Pressure (≈$68 BS to ≈$540 FN) are the two people search for by name — the dark grey and the red-and-black; Finish Line (≈$49 BS to ≈$387 FN) is the blue-and-green checkered flag; 3rd Commando Company (≈$36 BS to ≈$207 FN) is the olive military pair and one of the cheapest gloves in the game. Broken Fang, Snakebite and Recoil cases; five Snakebite or Recoil Coverts craft one for about $115–130.

Spearmint or Cool Mint: the white-and-blue pair

Spearmint if the loadout is white, Cool Mint if it is blue, and Cool Mint if the budget is the question: on 9 September 2026 Cool Mint listed at ≈$135 BS to ≈$2,086 FN against Spearmint's ≈$307 BS to ≈$5,554 FN, roughly two and a half times cheaper at every wear. They share the Glove Case set, the moulded knuckle and the thin supply, and they are the two Moto finishes a marketplace search for "white gloves" or "blue gloves" surfaces first. The practical difference is how they age: Spearmint's white leather goes grey at the knuckle plate from about 0.25 float, while Cool Mint's soft blue hides the same scuffing until about 0.30, so a Field-Tested Cool Mint is the better-looking pair for the money and a Spearmint is worth paying up for only in low float.

Boom! or POW!: the comic-book pair

POW! is the same joke at a fifth of the price. Both are covered in comic-book onomatopoeia — Valve's text for Boom! reads "POW! BOOM! BIFF!" — but Boom! (≈$86 BS to ≈$890 FN) is a 2016 Glove Case item with thin supply, and POW! (≈$44 BS to ≈$589 FN) is a 2018 Clutch-set glove that five Revolution Coverts refill for about $110. The prints are what survive float best in the whole family, so the top of Field-Tested is fine on either. Take POW! unless the Glove Case provenance matters to you; nobody in a match can tell them apart.

Wear on Moto Gloves

Hard leather and a moulded plate wear differently from thin hide: the plate edges and the finger armour lose paint, while the flat leather keeps its colour well into Field-Tested. On dark finishes (Eclipse, Smoke Out, Transport, 3rd Commando Company) a 0.35 pair still looks sharp; on white Spearmint the scuffs read from about 0.25, and Cool Mint's pale blue from about 0.30. The comic prints survive best of all — POW! and Boom! at the top of Field-Tested still read as intended.

All 12 Moto Gloves by band, read 9 September 2026

Which case, and where to buy

Moto Gloves come from all seven glove cases but not from the Dead Hand Terminal, so the terminal route in the complete CS2 gloves guide does not apply here. For Spearmint or Cool Mint, buy from a float-filtered listing because the pale hide makes float the price; for the sub-$45 trio, any marketplace or bot works. Expected spend to pull any glove from a Recoil Case at the reported 0.26 percent is about $1,050 (385 openings at about $2.73 with key) for a one-in-24 shot at each; Transport lists at $32.