Price: $350–$8500

Let’s kick things off with Specialist Gloves | Emerald Web—true to their name, they feature a bright-green spiderweb pattern on the back, with gray padding on the palm side. Neon-green accents, along with the sporty design, give these gloves an eye-catching, high-tech vibe. 

Style has its price, though—even in Battle-Scarred condition, they’ll set you back several hundred dollars. 

Price: $90–$550

The perfect example of how a color scheme can impact the feel of a design! Specialist Gloves again, but this time looking very toned-down and professional with a DDPAT camo pattern and army-green color palette. Nice choice if you’re going for that serious operator look. 

Price: $100–$700

Gloves don’t really get much greener than that! The hard-knuckled Moto Gloves look especially striking with this green and black palette, and small orange accents add contrast and a modern touch to the design. And why not double-up on the reptiles and pair these with the green P250 | See Ya Later?

Price: $450–$12000

Still Moto Gloves, this time with a lighter look. Combining white with black and pale shades of green, these gloves look pretty unusual—but their pair well with white weapon skins. Just like with Turtle, the addition of a small orange-red accent throws in a bit of contrast to stop them from looking bland. Nice choice… if you can spare the cash! 

Price: $100–$800

Here’s a much bolder option: Moto Gloves covered in the checkered flag that marks the finish line in races. Combined with neon green leather and plenty of black elements, these gloves sure are eye-catching. Some players may find the bold pattern distracting during gameplay, though, so before you get these, watch some footage online to make sure you like how they look in-game!

Price: $2000–$25000+

And we’re back to bright green. Sport Gloves have a light-weight design, compared to Moto Gloves, and these look especially fresh with the combination of shades of green and white. These are a rare find, though, and worth a lot of money if you can drop them from a case! 

Price: $150–$700

In an unusual move, Bronze Morph gloves combine neon green with red to create a contrasting, kind of unsetting design. If you’re considering red as well, check out our list of all red gloves in CS2!

Price: $70–$300

Now, here’s a touch of sophistication and class. The high-end leather Driver Gloves, with elegant stitching and a muted color palette, will suit any serious, efficient operator. They’re very affordable in Battle-Scarred condition, though of course, they won’t have this polished, shiny look. 

Price: $100–$600

Fingerless gloves enthusiasts, your time has come! First up, Jade, with a shiny, bright shade of green more reminiscent of emeralds than of actual Jade (which is a little more muted in color). Anyway, with the Operation Broken Fang logo on the back and decorative metal studs, these look pretty badass, don’t they?

Price: $60–$200

Rattler gloves have a snakeskin pattern in camo greens, combined with brown leather. They feature the Operation Hydra logo, which depicts the mythical many-headed, snake-like monster. These feel like a good fit for Guerrilla Warfare agent skins in particular, thanks to that jungle-ready look. 

Price: $70–$250

Although they’re mostly black, these gloves feature a striking green accent on the wrist. Perfect for combining with other green CS2 skins, without overpowering the viewmodel with too much of the same color. 

Price: $60–$250

The military green shades of these Hydra Gloves combine well with the brass logo and studs—Mangrove look understated, but not bland or boring. Nice choice if you change weapon skins regularly and want something more versatile, or if you’re going for a more realistic jungle warfare look. 

Price: $80–$500

A lot going on here—many would say too much, perhaps, but for some players, “too much” is the name of the game in Counter-Strike! With camo, brown leather, a red accent, and polished bronze Operation Bloodhound logo and studs, this is a complex design that’s sure to stand out on your character. 

Price: $100–$300

Still fingerless, but this time in hand wrap form. These combine a brown base with camo tape for a makeshift feel. These would look perfect with a rugged, worn-out weapon skin, like the AK-47 | Wasteland Rebel. 

Price: $100–$650

Spruce DDPAT are similar to Arboreal, but with a distinctly more modern vibe, thanks to the digital camo pattern. These are a little more toned-down and suitable for a much wider range of weapon skins… but also considerably more expensive, if you want them in Factory New.