Sport Gloves in CS2: All 19 Finishes, Bands and Which Case (2026)

Sport Gloves are the most expensive glove family in CS2 and the one with the most finishes people can name: Pandora's Box, Hedge Maze, Superconductor, Vice. There are 19 of them across all four sets, and on 9 September 2026 they ran from about $66 for a Battle-Scarred Bronze Morph to about $26,000 for a Factory New Hedge Maze. This fitting covers every one, by set, with the band, the wear behaviour of the synthetic fabric, and what five Coverts buy you if you would rather craft.

What Sport Gloves are

Sport Gloves are the slim synthetic athletic glove: a stretch fabric back, a patterned palm, a short elastic cuff and a narrow silhouette that shows the pattern along the back of the hand and the fingers. Valve's item text calls the fabric "durable and eye-catching", and eye-catching is the family's job — Sport is where the loud colourways live. The first four arrived in the Glove Case on 28 November 2016, four more each in the Clutch (2018) and Broken Fang (2020) sets, and seven in the Dead Hand Collection on 11 March 2026.

The Glove Case set: the four that made gloves expensive

Pandora's Box, Hedge Maze, Superconductor and Arid are the 2016 originals and three of them are the most expensive gloves in the game: on 9 September 2026 Hedge Maze listed at ≈$2,147 BS to ≈$26,079 FN, Pandora's Box at ≈$1,935 BS to ≈$22,200 FN and Superconductor at ≈$785 BS to ≈$7,888 FN. Arid, the brown camo one, is the family's quiet member at ≈$253 BS to ≈$2,925 FN. They come from the Glove Case (about $10.67 on Steam that day) and the Operation Hydra Case (about $28.45), both long out of the drop pool, which is why the supply is small and the mid-wear listings can look erratic.

Before the October 2025 trade-up update these four sat far higher: a November 2025 ranking still quoted Pandora's Box at up to $45,000 and Superconductor at up to $17,000. They halved because five Glove Case or Hydra Coverts — about $227–238 apiece in Battle-Scarred on our read-day, roughly $1,150 for five — now return a random glove from the 24-glove 2016 set, and a slice of that set is these four. Anyone with a Buzz Kill and a Dragonfire collection can roll for them; nobody needs to open a $30 case.

The Clutch set: Vice, Omega, Amphibious, Bronze Morph

Vice is the family's second icon and the most searched Sport glove by a distance; it listed at ≈$239 BS to ≈$5,852 FN on 9 September 2026, which is a fifth of the Pandora's Box ceiling for a pair most people recognise faster. Omega (black with yellow accents, ≈$122 BS to ≈$1,339 FN) is the best black Sport glove and the cheapest way into the family that looks expensive; Amphibious (blue and white, ≈$194 BS to ≈$2,370 FN) is the clean blue; Bronze Morph (red and green, ≈$66 BS to ≈$414 FN) is the floor of the whole family and the least loved of the four.

These four come from the Clutch Case (about $0.46 on Steam) and the Revolution Case (about $0.14), which are still in circulation and still opened in volume; more importantly they can be crafted from five Revolution Coverts at about $110. That is why the Clutch-set Sport floor is soft and why Vice, despite its fame, is the prestige finish most likely to keep drifting down.

The Broken Fang set: Nocts, Slingshot, Scarlet Shamagh, Big Game

Nocts is the black one and the most expensive of the four at ≈$410 BS to ≈$2,700 FN; Slingshot (≈$158 BS to ≈$3,060 FN) is the loud red pair; Scarlet Shamagh (≈$124 BS to ≈$1,027 FN) is the red-and-white keffiyeh print and the best red Sport glove under $150; Big Game (≈$98 BS to ≈$696 FN) is the family's second-cheapest entry. All four drop from the Operation Broken Fang Case (about $5.40), the Snakebite Case (about $0.37) and the Recoil Case (about $0.24), and craft from five Snakebite or Recoil Coverts at about $115–130.

The 2026 Dead Hand seven

Ultra Violent, Violet Beadwork, Red Racer, Blaze, Creme Pinstripe, Frosty and Occult arrived on 11 March 2026 and can only be had from the Sealed Dead Hand Terminal or a trade-up of its two Coverts. Ultra Violent is the set's most expensive glove at ≈$559 BS to ≈$5,028 FN and Violet Beadwork (≈$147 BS to ≈$1,770 FN) the second purple; Occult (≈$286 BS to ≈$1,950 FN) is the red-and-yellow velvet pair; Red Racer (≈$102 BS to ≈$1,639 FN) is the red; Blaze (≈$97 BS to ≈$999 FN, transparent paint airbrushed over a chrome base per the item text) is the orange flame; Creme Pinstripe (≈$69 BS to ≈$975 FN) is the cream one and the cheapest of the seven; Frosty (≈$113 BS to ≈$1,082 FN) is the icy cyan. All seven are covered with renders in the 22 new gloves.

Wear on Sport Gloves

Synthetic fabric wears more evenly than leather: it fades and pills rather than scuffing to a different colour, so a Field-Tested Sport glove around 0.20 reads close to Minimal Wear in first person, and even Well-Worn pairs keep their colour blocking. That makes Sport the family where buying one tier down costs least in looks. Battle-Scarred pairs above 0.60 do lose the palm print and go dull, so the floor listings are the floor for a reason.

All 19 Sport Gloves by band, read 9 September 2026

Which case, and what it costs to craft one

Buy the pair; do not open for it. At the community-reported 0.26 percent rare-item rate, the expected spend to pull any glove from a Revolution Case is about 385 openings at $2.63 each (case plus the $2.49 key), roughly $1,000, for a one-in-24 shot at each Clutch-set Sport glove. Crafting is cheaper: five Revolution Coverts at about $110 return a random Clutch-set glove whose 24 floors average about $74. And a marketplace listing is cheaper still and lets you choose the float. The buying section of the complete CS2 gloves guide lists the markets we use, with fees; Skinport and CSFloat are where we would start for a Sport glove because both show float and pattern on the listing.