Bloodhound Gloves are one of the smallest glove lines in CS2. There are only four finishes, and none have been added since the line launched. That makes them easy to compare. It also means each finish is fixed in supply terms, with no new versions arriving to compete with it.
This guide covers the finishes, where they come from, and a dated price table across every wear level. For the basics of how gloves work, start with our CS2 gloves guide.
What finishes do Bloodhound Gloves have?
There are four finishes in the line:
- Charred
- Bronzed
- Snakebite
- Guerrilla
All four are Extraordinary rarity, like every glove. You can see images of each on our Bloodhound Gloves catalogue page. Look at them in game too, since gloves look different under map lighting.
Where do Bloodhound Gloves come from?
All four finishes are in the rare special item pool of the Glove Case, released in November 2016. CSDB also lists Bloodhound Gloves in the Operation Hydra Case from May 2017. Later glove cases, such as Clutch, Snakebite and Revolution, use different glove pools without Bloodhound.
Opening cases is a poor way to target a specific pair, because gloves are a rare drop. Our case odds guide explains the chances. Since the 22 October 2025 update, a trade-up of five Covert skins from one collection can also return gloves from that collection's pool. See our trade-up guide before trying it.
Bloodhound Gloves price tiers on 2 November 2026
We checked every listing for this line on the Steam Community Market on 2 November 2026. These are the lowest listed prices in US dollars, rounded.
| Wear | Snakebite | Guerrilla | Bronzed | Charred |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Battle-Scarred | $84 | $90 | $92 | $128 |
| Well-Worn | $93 | $91 | $106 | $146 |
| Field-Tested | $190 | $215 | $240 | $230 |
| Minimal Wear | $253 | $231 | $299 | $285 |
| Factory New | $425 | $570 | $749 | $1,242 |
Prices change daily, so check the market yourself before buying. Some cells had only a handful of listings, so one sale can move them a lot. This table is a snapshot, not investment advice.
What does the table tell you?
Three patterns stand out. First, Battle-Scarred and Well-Worn are priced almost the same. If you can live with visible wear, these two tiers are the cheapest way into this glove model.
Second, there is a big jump into Field-Tested. On this date it roughly doubled the price for every finish. Third, Factory New is a different market. Charred stood far above the other three at that tier.
The Factory New premium has a simple cause. Gloves have a float range of about 0.06 to 0.80, and Factory New needs a float below 0.07. That leaves a very narrow band, so Factory New pairs are scarce. Our float values guide explains wear in detail.
How do the four finishes compare?
With only four options, the choice usually comes down to colour and how the glove sits with your skins. Names can mislead, so judge each finish by its in-game look. Snakebite and Guerrilla were the cheapest entry points on our check date, while Bronzed and Charred sat higher in most tiers.
Pattern is rarely discussed as a price driver for these four finishes, unlike Case Hardened or Fade. In our snapshot, wear and finish choice explained most of the price gap. That makes these gloves simpler to shop for than lines with pattern-based premiums, such as Hydra Gloves with Case Hardened.
Supply is also stable. Because the line has not grown since launch, no new finish has pulled attention away from the original four. That does not mean prices only go up. Glove values moved sharply after the October 2025 trade-up change, and they can move again.
Which tier makes sense for you?
This is general guidance, not a recommendation to buy. If you mainly want the glove model, Battle-Scarred or Well-Worn gives you that for the least money. Field-Tested is a sensible middle ground if heavy wear bothers you. Factory New only makes sense if you value a near-clean pair enough to pay a large premium.
Before buying any pair:
- Inspect it in game using its inspect link.
- Check how it looks with the weapons you use most in your loadout.
- Remember the Steam Market fee if you might resell. Our Steam Market fee guide explains it.
Glove rules to know
Like all gloves, these have no StatTrak version and cannot carry stickers or name tags. They are cosmetic only. Trade and market rules follow Steam's policies, which can change, so check Steam Support for the latest.
Sources and checks
Finishes and case pools were checked on 2 November 2026 against TotalCSGO's Glove Case list and CSDB's glove case list. Prices come from the Steam Community Market on the same day.
Frequently asked questions
How many Bloodhound Gloves finishes are there?
Four: Charred, Bronzed, Snakebite and Guerrilla. No new Bloodhound finishes had been added as of 2 November 2026.
What are the cheapest Bloodhound Gloves?
On 2 November 2026 the cheapest listing was Snakebite in Battle-Scarred at about $84 on the Steam Market. Prices change daily.
Can Bloodhound Gloves be StatTrak?
No. Gloves in CS2 have no StatTrak version, and they cannot take stickers or name tags.
