One of the original gloves in Counter-Strike, the Specialist Gloves are designed to look durable, breathable, and stylish while taking a beating. As one of the most used gloves in CS2, Specialist Gloves are easily recognizable even by someone who isn’t familiar with gloves in the game.
There is a wide variety of Specialist Gloves skins, and most of them feature really eye-catching designs and textures. The pair is unmistakable for any other kind of glove thanks to the iconic “Tortue” text found on the knuckles. This guide covers every CS2 case with Specialist Gloves.
Being one of the original gloves that were added to the game for players to enjoy, Specialist Gloves can be found in the Glove Case along with other fan-favorites like the Sport Gloves and Moto Gloves. The Forest DDPAT, Emerald Web, Crimson Kimono, and Foundation are the only Specialist Gloves that can be found in their debut case.

The Operation Hydra Case is pretty much an extension of the Glove Case, since every single model that was part of the original collection can be found in the Operation Hydra Case as well. Given how stylish these gloves are designed, having them available in more than one place definitely helps with selling prices for a lot of people.

The Clutch Case introduced four new Specialist Gloves skins to the game, including one that’s been considered a real chase within the community. The Buckshot, Crimson Web, Mogul, and legendary Fade skins were released as part of the collection.

The Broken Fang Case introduced even more Specialist Gloves skins to the game, with four in total rounding out the complete list as of the time of writing. The Marble Fade, Tiger Strike, Lt. Commander, and Field Agent gloves can be obtained as the Rare Special Item of this case.

The fifth and final case where a Specialist Gloves skin can be obtained is the Snakebite Case. Just like the case with the Glove/Operation Hydra collections, the finishes found in Snakebite are exactly the same as those of the Broken Fang Case.

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