★ Hand Wraps | Leather (Field-Tested)

The ★ Hand Wraps | Leather (Field-Tested) brings the same brown leather-and-gauze build into a mid-worn state. It's the balance point of the lineup — enough wear to notice, not enough to hide the texture.

Design

Leather's design rests on a brown leather base bound with a stitched gauze wrap rather than any painted or metallic element. The in-game line "Become notorious" ties the finish to its scrappy, hands-on character.

★ Hand Wraps | Leather (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Field-Tested spans 0.15 to 0.38 here. At this band the leather starts to show light creasing and the gauze wrap loses some of its crispness at the stress points, though the overall brown tone still reads clearly.

Hand Wraps | Leather Rarity

Extraordinary ★ is the rarity tier — the gold-tier special reserved for gloves, its own class. Pulling this exterior, or any Leather exterior, from a case is the hard part.

Hand Wraps | Leather Case

This finish drops from either the Glove Case or the Operation Hydra Case, giving it two active sources. Like every Extraordinary glove, it pulls at about 0.28% from that tier, a figure shared across the tier rather than unique to Leather.

Hand Wraps | Leather Pattern and Colorway

No random pattern exists on Leather — every copy carries the identical brown leather-and-gauze print, so there's no "blue gem" chase like on some weapon skins. Wear grade and float are the only things that separate pairs.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Neither StatTrak nor Souvenir applies to this pair. There's no kill counter on gloves for StatTrak to attach to, and gloves have never been part of a Major souvenir package, ruling out a Souvenir version too.

Hand Wraps | Leather Price

Field-Tested sits in the middle of the Leather ladder — cheaper than the two lower-float grades, pricier than Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred, and still solidly grail-tier for this finish. It's the balance point for buyers who don't need the lowest float. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Field-Tested good value for Leather?

For most buyers, yes. It costs less than Minimal Wear while the leather still looks fairly even, only picking up light creasing at the stress points. It's a sensible pick if you don't need the near-mint look of the top two grades.

How worn does the Field-Tested pair look?

Visibly, but not badly. Expect some creasing and softened texture around the knuckles and wrist wrap, with the brown leather tone still clearly readable. It's rougher than Minimal Wear but well short of the heavier wear on Well-Worn or Battle-Scarred.

What float range is Field-Tested?

Field-Tested covers 0.15 to 0.38 on Leather, the middle third of the finish's 0.06–0.80 range. That's past the lower-float grades but well ahead of the float ceiling, so wear stays moderate rather than extreme.