Driver Gloves | Overtake

- Wear range
- 0.06–0.80
- Released
- 2017-12-20
- Paint kit
- 10043
- 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 market price
CNY
Introduction
If you want Driver Gloves that read “speed” without neon logos or busy prints, Overtake is the Clutch-era answer: orthodox black leather with tan-brown panels, clean stitching, and a contrast that pops in first-person and in community flex posts. It is not the flashiest glove in the line—it is one of the easiest to recognize at a glance.
Release snapshot
February 14, 2018 — shipped with Welcome to the Clutch and the Clutch Case. For veterans, this skin is part of the mental “Clutch glove” set: old-school drop, still talked about when people compare black/brown loadouts.
Who designed it
Valve. No lore essay—just a deliberate black-and-tan leather combo framed around racing energy. If you like factory-clean skins and refuse to go full blackout, the restraint here ages well.
Where it drops
Clutch Case only. Gloves already sit on brutal odds; Ancient rarity stacks cost on top. Treat Overtake as a case jackpot or a market hunt—not something you “farm” in a casual week of matchmaking.
Skin sheet
- Category: Driver Gloves
- Finish: Overtake (
slick_stitched_black_orange) - Rarity: Ancient
- Float: 0.06 – 0.8 (wide band—wear matters a lot)
Black carries the silhouette; tan breaks up the mass. The Driver cut sits tight on the hands, so the color blocks stay readable when you are holding rifles. At low float, edges and stitch lines look sharper; as float climbs, scuffs and patina shift how the tan reads against the black base. Never commit from a listing thumbnail—open inspect in-game.
What to look for when you shop
At the same float tier, panel placement, seam highlights, and how the tan “lands” on the knuckles are not identical across copies. Scroll a few inspect links or in-game previews before you wire money.
- Clean racer vibe: prioritize lower wear—crisp contrast, less grime on the leather blocks.
- Used-track aesthetic: mid-to-high float can sell the “driven hard” fantasy; just confirm the tan patches still look intentional, not muddy.
Loadout-wise, Overtake plays nice with dark primary rifles—AWP, AK, M4 families in charcoal and navy—without fighting your gloves for attention.
You can sanity-check same-float listings on C5GAME (or your usual marketplace) for a price floor, but the real decision is always your inspect: pattern layout plus float beat any generic “average” screenshot.
Shop verdict
Worth targeting if you want a timeless Driver Gloves identity and you are willing to inspect multiple copies. Pass or pause if you are price-sensitive on Ancient gloves and you will not tolerate pattern RNG—Overtake rewards picky buyers, not hurry-up carts.
Expert ramble
Overtake is what happens when Valve skips the sticker-bomb energy and lets leather contrast do the flex. The Clutch Case made a whole generation of players learn glove math the hard way; this colorway survived because it photographs well and still looks correct in 2026 lobbies. My rule: set a float ceiling, open five inspects minimum, and only then look at the price tag. The tan block that looks perfect in a streamer’s clip might be rotated wrong on the pair you almost bought—Ancient tax hurts most when you skip that step.