Best gloves in MW3 beta, ranked

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I never thought I’d see the day when the perk system in Call of Duty finally gets an overhaul. Well, in MW3, the developers have decided enough is enough. It’s not a massive change, but Perk effects are now granted to players based on the gear they are wearing. Gloves can grant several powerful advantages, and good players will pick these based on their playstyles. If you’re looking for the best gloves in the MW3 beta, ranked, I’ve got you covered.

Related: Do you have to pre-order MW3 to play the beta?

Three sets of gloves are available for use in the MW3 beta. Just like Killstreaks, these are locked by character level. Fortunately, you level up through regular gameplay, so you can experiment after a few games. Here are the gloves on offer and what they do.

All of these gloves are good, and they all complement a specific playstyle. I recommend experimenting to find what works best for you. Not only that, it’s always good to try new things even when you’re comfortable. If you’re new to the series, you may find the extra ammo from Scavenger Gloves helpful, but the Quick-Grip Gloves may be a better fit as you get better, for example.

Here are my picks for the best gloves in MW3. I’m an aggressive player and constantly push fights. With this in mind, my favorites may differ from your own.

Reloading while sprinting is a valuable perk, but its niche uses mean I can’t rate the Commando gloves any higher. If I’m running, it’s usually to cover open ground or if I’m trying a cheesy close-range build. The issue is that sound is a big deal in Call of Duty. If a player hears you coming, they will be ready. If you’re caught reloading while sprinting, you’re dead.

Combined with the Covert Sneakers that reduce the sound of your