Counter-Strike 2 Glock-18 skins Tier List: All CS2 Glock-18 skins, ranked

The Glock-18 is Counter-Strike 2‘s default T side pistol and the perfect foil to the CT side’s USP-S. If you’re playing the game, you’ll be using this at some point – it’s as simple as that.

While using the Glock-18, you don’t want to be left with a plain old pistol. That’s where CS2 skins come in. If you take a look at the Steam Marketplace, there are 43 Glock-18 skins to choose from in Counter-Strike 2, with prices ranging anywhere from pocket change to thousands of dollars. What’s a fresh coat of paint worth to you? That’s for you to decide.

Counter-Strike 2 Glock-18 Skins Tier List

Because players are essentially forced to use the Glock-18 on the T side in Counter-Strike 2, it is one of the most popular weapons for purchasing shiny new skins. If you’re using it, you might as well look good while doing so.

This brings us to our CS2 Glock-18 skins Tier List. Our list is ranked exclusively by aesthetics because no one wants to rock a Glock-18 that doesn’t bring the heat. Some players will use skins simply because they have them sitting in their inventory from weekly rewards, but if you’re consciously buying one from the Steam Marketplace, you’re going to want to know which ones look the coolest.

We’ve also included the current price you can expect to pay for the Factory New versions of each Counter-Strike 2 Glock-18 skin right now from the Steam Marketplace. These prices are up and down daily, but it should provide a ballpark figure to help you determine what’s worth picking up. Compared to some weapons like the AK-47, the average price of Glock-18 skins in CS2 isn’t too eye-watering, although there are still a couple that will make your wallet weep.

S Tier

• Candy Apple ($0.65)
• Fade ($1850)
• Gamma Doppler ($75)
• Reactor ($12)
• Vogue ($8.50)

A Tier

• Blue Fissure ($19)
• Bullet Queen ($42)
• Grinder ($2.20)
• High Beam ($0.10)
• Ironwork ($1.50)
• Moonrise ($1.70)
• Neo-Noir ($60)
• Nuclear Garden ($6)
• Off World ($0.70)
• Ramese’s Reach ($15)
• Twilight Galaxy ($265)

B Tier

• Block-18 ($2.60)
• Brass ($85)
• Bunsen Burner ($1.50)
• Dragon Tattoo ($100)
• Groundwater ($80)
• Night ($45)
• Pink DDPAT ($90)
• Royal Legion ($7.50)
• Sacrifice ($1)
• Snack Attack ($20)
• Synth Leaf ($500)
• Umbral Rabbit ($1.75)
• Water Elemental ($12.50)

C Tier

• Catacombs ($0.60)
• Clear Polymer ($1)
• Death Rattle ($)
• Default ($0)
• Franklin ($50)
• Oxide Blaze ($0.35)
• Red Tire ($4)
• Sand Dune ($180)
• Steel Disruption ($4)
• Warhawk ($0.90)
• Wasteland Rebel ($6)
• Weasel ($2.20)
• Winterized ($0.25)
• Wraiths ($1.30)

While all Glock-18 skins in Counter-Strike 2 naturally look better with a Factory New wear rating, you can also pick up the above skins in Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred, which goes a long way to making each one affordable. The Sand Dune is a perfect example of this – while the Factory New version costs around $180 on the Steam Marketplace, you can grab its Battle-Scarred version for as little as $5. Compromise could be good, and your wallet might thank you for it.