Sport Gloves | Omega

- Wear range
- 0.06–0.80
- Released
- 2017-12-20
- Paint kit
- 10047
- Sources
- Clutch Case、Revolution Case
- Drop chance (estimate)
- Clutch Case:Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed;Revolution Case:Any rare special item 0.256%; exact finish probability undisclosed
Steam / C5GAME
CNY
Introduction
Sport Gloves | Omega lives on contrast: a deep black foundation and high-saturation yellow that reads instantly in the glove category. If you want your hands to pop round to round without layering loud patterns or extra graphics, this finish keeps the silhouette clean while still pulling focus.
Release date
On 14 February 2018, Valve announced the “Welcome to the Clutch” update on the official Counter-Strike blog. That post introduced the Clutch Case expansion with 24 new glove finishes, and Sport Gloves | Omega shipped as part of that batch. Third-party skin archives align on the same calendar date as the blog, so for collection timelines or comparisons with other 2018 glove releases, file Omega under the February 2018 Clutch glove wave.
What defines the skin
The item is Sport Gloves, category gloves, Ancient rarity. Valve’s line for it: black synthetic gloves stamped with a heavy yellow tone. The build matches the sporty Sport Gloves shape—black synthetic base, yellow applied bold and wide across the surface—so the read is athletic and sharp rather than ornate. That palette plays nicely with yellow-black loadouts and with darker rifle bodies if you want contrast without clashing finishes.
Wear runs from 0.06 to 0.80, so you can chase near-factory clean or lean into heavy wear. On a wide band like this, float often changes surface cleanliness and overall color mood more than storefront thumbnails suggest; pick a target wear tier first, then shop within that band. Gloves get long screen time in third person, on the ground, and in inspect view, and Omega’s black-yellow pairing stays readable under typical competitive map lighting.
Before you buy
Spin the gloves in the in-game 3D inspect on your setup and judge how the black base and yellow actually render—especially whether the yellow feels as heavy as the official description promises. With 0.06–0.80 on the table, flip through wear examples in inspect or compare real screenshots between low-float and high-float copies before you lock a float range.
If ranked is your main mode, jump into familiar maps and watch the hand model under live match lighting. You are checking that the contrast does not fight your team colors or feel too loud for your taste. Omega does not ship with extra lore; the pitch is exactly that bold yellow-on-black statement. Whether it earns a permanent spot in your inventory usually becomes obvious after one thorough inspect-and-wear pass.