Specialist Gloves | Crimson Web

- Wear range
- 0.06–0.80
- Released
- 2017-12-20
- Paint kit
- 10061
- 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
Among Counter-Strike glove families, the Specialist line reads sharp and assertive the moment you inspect them. Crimson Web pushes a high-contrast red, black, and gray palette and layers a web-like rubber print across the surface, landing closer to a hardened, tactical look than a flashy showpiece. If you are building a long-term red loadout, it belongs on your shortlist before you ever commit—then queue up and check it under first-person lighting.
Release Date
This finish entered the game on November 28, 2017, bundled with a version update. Years later it still scans instantly in lobbies and trades. Older skins often settle into predictable supply, wear distributions, and price bands. Before you chase Factory New or settle for Field-Tested, skim wear-tier pricing on Steam Community Market or C5GAME so your budget matches what you actually want to wear.
Which Case
Crimson Web dropped alongside the Glove Case, which went live the same day—November 28, 2017. Opening that case is the gamble route if you like the unboxing loop. The practical path is filtering finished Specialist Gloves | Crimson Web listings by float band on the market, which sidesteps duplicate-case variance entirely.
Skin Highlights
It is a Specialist Gloves item at Ancient (Covert) rarity. The in-game blurb stays simple: red and gray gloves stamped with a web-shaped rubber pattern. Up close, the mesh reads in layers over the base color rather than as a flat sticker. Float runs 0.06 to 0.80, so the spread covers near-mint pieces and heavy battle-scarred ones alike. On high wear, the web and base wash out, and the red turns muddy compared with Minimal Wear or Field-Tested—personality shifts more than thumbnail color blocks suggest. Treat in-game inspect and the float number as primary; static icons lie often.
What to Look For
Thumbnails only sell the broad color story. What sells the glove is first-person detail while holding a rifle, plus inspect-camera continuity of the web lines and whether the gray-to-red fade feels clean on your monitor. Two copies at the same wear label can diverge on imprint sharpness, edge definition, and whether the gray field looks crisp or smeared. Collectors usually anchor the lower float end and rotate inspect angles. Crimson Web is not a whisper skin: it pairs naturally with dark rifles and restrained knives, but can overpower busy sticker crafts—match it to the dominant hue of your kit. Filter by wear on Steam or C5GAME, then A/B in a local server; that beats judging from a single promo still.