Everything you Need to Know About CS:GO Operation Broken Fang [All skins]

Sir Bloody Miami Darryl | The Professionals

Here Darryl’s white hockey mask and floral shirt combination show off his days in Vice. Not only is it a great call back to GTA Vice City, it’s a flamboyant combination that only the most confident among the ranks of The Professionals can pull off.

Sir Bloody Loudmouth Darryl | The Professionals

The mask we see here, painted with clown paint, is a sober reminder of the core tenets of The Professionals. These guys are out to take from the rich, the crybabies who don’t need all of that cash. It’s never easier to take candy from rich babies than when you’re the clown.

Sir Bloody Darryl Royale | The Professionals

This gold mask with a crown stencil commemorates the first visit to Monaco that The Professionals ever made. Their leader, Sir Bloody Darryl, is always calm under pressure. No matter how many soldiers are left standing, even if he’s riddled with bullets and only has seconds to blow the safe. He’ll always get the job done.

Sir Bloody Silent Darryl | The Professionals

This mask is was Darryl’s response to complaints about his logorrhea from others in The Professionals. What’s logorrhea you ask? It’s a tendency to extreme loquacity. What’s loquacity? It’s a fancy way of saying that Darryl talks way too much.

Sir Bloody Skullhead Darryl | The Professionals

When The Professionals were just getting started, Darryl took to wearing this Skullhead mask, a black background with a white skull, because it was great for intimidating others. While that hasn’t changed, a certain comic book character has come along to claim the insignia as their own. Honestly, it’s a little embarrassing.

Safecracker Voltzmann | The Professionals

Safecracker Voltzmann is not someone you want to spend a lot of time with. She likes very short walks along he sidewalk, the sound of cable ties being pulled, and testing explosives under pressure. She’s nobody’s ideal date, unless you like being tied up?

Number K | The Professionals

Number K is extremely mysterious. He obviously has a vendetta against the rich, otherwise he wouldn’t be with The Professionals. However, none of his teammates have ever seen his face. He likes to keep his private life just that. Private.

Little Kev | The Professionals

Kev here is Darryl’s ‘little’ brother. He makes carrying those extremely huge weapons look like the easiest thing in the world. He’s got a knack for dealing with other people’s problems before they arise, usually by putting them down. That’s why he’s the Human Resources Manager of The Professionals.

Getaway Sally | The Professionals

Sally is small, fast, and loud. She can scare her enemies when she needs to, or hide in plain sight when there’s a covert operation on the cards. Most of all, she’s The Professional’s first port of call when it comes to getting out of the area fast.

Rezan the Redshirt | Sabre

Rezan is the self appointed Head of Operations for The Professionals. He’s an author, and all around thinker. He used to have quite the temper, but now he just wears it on his sleeves so that everyone knows not to get on his bad side.

‘Two Times’ McCoy | TACP Cavalry

McCoy got his nickname by completing the TACP’s field training twice. While official records have this as a clerical error, his teammates will tell you that they had to hold him back from doing it a third time. His endurance is beyond that of any other member of his squad. Often he’ll be found as the last man standing purely because he can go harder and longer than anyone else in a fight.

‘Blueberries’ Buckshot | NSWC Seal

Buckshot’s call to fame is that he’s field tested every available military weapon in depth. His knowledge of weaponry is what the team rely on before they get into a fight. The term ‘blueberries’ might make him sound like a novice, but he’s far from it.

Street Soldier | Phoenix

Phoenix is a ground force gang with connections around the world. They know every street, every alleyway, and almost all the taxi drivers you se eon the streets have something to do with their ranks. Many are members themselves.

Dragomir | Sabre Footsoldier

Dragonmir has never been seen firing a weapon. The thing is, enemies keep dying around him. No one has ever seen him fire, but he must do it at some point in combat. Unless he’s been ripping the enemy apart with his bare hands and teeth?

These gorgeous Jade gloves will set you back ~ $800 with Minimal Wear. If you want them at Battle-Scarred, you’re still going to spend ~ $150. They do look fabulous though. To me, they encapsulate everything there is in this new expansion for CS:GO.

Once again, these gloves seem to epitomize the entirety of Operation Broken Fang. They’re almost tiger-skinned, though that golden insignia in the middle gives them a sense of honor you can’t find in other cosmetics. With Minimal Wear, these are a bit cheaper at ~ $300. You’ll be paying just over ~ $100 for a Battle-Scarred pair, which is still very expensive.

I love these gloves. You might not be able to see them properly in the image, but they’re covered in tiny points along the detailing. Even the knuckles look more dangerous with them. With Minimal Wear, these will also cost ~ $300, but they’re a bit cheaper at Battle-Scarred quality for $100.

These gloves are very similar to the Needle Point design above. The difference here is color. If you’re into wearing all black and need something to customize your hands, these are the gloves for you. They’re a fair bit cheaper at ~ $200 for Minimal Wear or ~ $90 for Battle-Scarred as well.

Now we’re getting to the good stuff. These gloves are spectacular, well-suited to those who like snowy maps and handling bright-colored weapons. For Field-Tested versions of these, you’re going to be paying ~ $800 at least. Even Battle-Scarred ones are expensive at ~ $400, but are they worth it to you?

Much like the above gloves, these are a variant of Driving Gloves. They’re all leather, but the leopard pattern is what separates them and makes them beautiful and rare. For Factory New copies of these, you’ll be paying about ~ $1200. Battle-Scarred are ~ $150, but Well-Worn ones come in a bit cheaper at $100 if that would do for you.

For the posh driver that takes on the role of chauffeur for the high and mighty, these gloves complete the look. Of course, you’ve still got to be able to shoot with those nice gloves on. A pair at Minimal Wear will sell for ~ $750, while a pair at Battle-Scarred quality go for ~ $180. They’re not cheap, but they’re very pretty.

These gloves are related to one of the new character skins you can pick up in Broken Fang. They combine the lethal aesthetic with a red plush leather that’s to die for. ~ $350 is the price for a Minimal Wear pair, but you can get a Battle-Scarred pair for ~ $110. Not too shabby if you like red and want to complete the character’s look.

Now, these really are my favorite gloves in the whole of Operation Broken Fang. Just look at that tape wrapped about the knuckles. It’s so offensive that your own teammates will probably kill you for wearing it. At Minimal Wear, these cost ~ $800, but for Well-Worn, they’re down at ~ $350.

Like the above gloves, these are hand wraps. Here though, we see that it looks like a snakeskin has been bandaged around the knuckles. That would be a very expensive bandage if it were real. I think whoever wears it just has a problem with snakes though. For Factory New, these cost ~ $1,500. Yes, that much. For Battle-Scarred, you can get them at just ~ $100, a much more reasonable price.

If you want to keep your hands from getting cut up in the desert sand, then these are the wraps to wear. They’ll keep you nice and camouflaged as well, perfect for sneaking up on any enemies. It’s ~ $1200 for a Factory New copy of these or about ~ $110 for a pair of Battle-Scarred ones.

I love these. There’s nothing sillier to me than wearing the wrong kind of animal print in a battle, and Giraffe print is the absolute worst. Anyone wearing these should be kicked out of your team and made to watch from the corner. With Minimal Wear, these will cost you ~ $300, or ~ $150 for a Battle-Scarred pair.

These look gross, but I love them. It’s something about how the design makes me think of the muscle and sinew underneath your skin. It’s almost as if someone has ripped off their flesh in battle but is still fighting on. To look like you’re in that much pain, you’ll pay ~ $1,300 for a pair with Minimal Wear, or ~ $120 for a pair that are Battle-Scarred.

Like the gloves above, these are Moto Gloves, made to look like you’re about to jump in a rally car and set a new record time whilst also smashing up your vehicle. These ones are as obvious as it gets, but I think that’s okay if you’re into the style of being a rally driver. For Minimal Wear, these cost ~ $1,300, and at Battle-Scarred, you can buy a pair for ~ $220.

These gloves look blood-stained and bruised. I love the look that they give to your character because it’ll feel like you’re actually in the heat of battle. Pristine gloves always ruin that fantasy, but here there’s nowhere to hide the reality of war from your eyes. At Factory New, these sell for ~ $1,200, but for Battle-Scarred, you can get them for ~ $80.

Don’t get me wrong, I like the look of these gloves, but they feel a bit too sci-fi for CS:GO. It’s like someone took a Stormtrooper’s gloves from Star Wars and thrust them into a completely different universe. A bit jarring, but nice all the same. They sell for ~ $900 with Minimal Wear and ~ $130 when Battle-Scarred.

Wow! Can you believe that these exist? The way that the colors have been implemented in this design are top-notch. I can’t quite believe that they exist in the game. I don’t understand how that sort of marbled mirror effect can be created in a texture in CS:GO. They’re probably the most expensive gloves so far at ~ $1,600 for a pair at Minimal Wear. Battle-Scarred ones are still expensive at ~ $250.

When you see these, you know you’re in trouble. These look like Kevlar-reinforced situations with some very good, yet very basic, decals on the top to make them appealing to the military badasses who will wear them. If I saw an enemy with these on, I’d worry about my safety. ~ $1,200 is the price for a pair with Minimal Wear, or ~ $220 for a pair that are Battle-Scarred.

Don’t underestimate this pair. They might not look like much, in fact, they look just like bog-standard rally driver gloves. However, they too hide the padding that marks a soldier who knows what they’re doing. If you’re in a battle with these on, it’s because you know your hands are the most important weapon you have. For a pair with Minimal Wear, you’ll pay ~ $900. Battle-Scarred pairs go for ~ $170.

For the player that knows they’re the highest-ranking member of their team, these are the only gloves to wear. They combine the heavy armor aesthetic with tactical camouflage and actually look like they’d be great on a certain character with the nickname ‘Blueberries.’ For a pair with Minimal Wear, you’ll pay ~ $700. In contrast, a Battle-Scarred pair goes for ~ $200.

These look like they’re for an incredibly stylish driver. If I was being driven around by someone with these on, I’d feel that not only was I in safe hands but that the person in the driver’s seat had impeccable taste. ~ $1,300 is the price for a pair with Minimal Wear, while Battle-Scarred pairs sell for ~ $400.

For these gloves, someone managed to find a bright red snake and skin it. There’s simply no other explanation for the way they look. they’re gorgeous, and they look malleable enough to make shooting and stabbing people very easy indeed. ~ $700 is the price for a Well-Worn pair, though you could get a Battle-Scarred pair for ~ $500 instead.

Pulling out the best for the final stretch of gloves here is Big Game. These are a sort of camo that seems to be based on several animal patterns. It looks initially messy, but once you’ve spent some time analyzing what’s there, they look pretty great. I especially love the desert aesthetic underneath. ~ $700 is what you’ll pay for a pair with Minimal Wear, and ~ $230 is the price for a Battle-Scarred pair.

The final pair of gloves in this list is the darkest black. Not even the dark knight himself would wear these because he wouldn’t be able to see his own hands. I love that while wearing these, you could slip into the night, and no one would even notice you were standing just beside them. It’s chilling. ~ $800 is the price for a pair with Minimal Wear, while Battle-Scarred pairs go for ~ $200 each.

This is a skin for the Classified Pistol, obtainable only through Operation Broken Fang. It’s pretty rare and will set you back £20 in Factory New Condition, or as low as $3 for a Battle-Scarred version.

Another very rare skin that’s exclusive to Broken Fang. This one features an iconic cybernetics design that’s perfect with Cyberpunk 2077 coming out. It’ll cost you around $35 for Factory New, or $$6 for Battle-Scarred.

Here we have a fan favorite skin that’s also got an incredible design. If you can’t tell, it looks like a dinosaur. This skin can go for as much as $15 in the higher quality conditions, but the price seems to have settled at the $4 on average.

This is a simple design, but it’s also very effective. It looks swish and sleek, like something you’d expect out of a brand new gun shop. It could even be futuristic, if this were any other game. This skin is quite expensive. It’ll sell for around $350 for Factory New, but if you’re lucky you might get it for $150 in a lower condition.

Another fantastic skin for those who love cyberpunk aesthetics. It screams out with a futuristic setting, probably from some underground gang that uses augmentations to fight against authority. For Factory New, this will cost you $90 easily. For Battle-Scarred, you might get it for $10 if you’re lucky. You’ll have to keep your eyes peeled.