Overview
The M-Tac handwarmer also known as the Mufta is an essential piece of cold weather kit, now in the iconic Pixel camouflage!
From the EMW Team:
Handwarmers are essential cold weather gear, they weigh very little and offer more than just comfort. having cold hands absolutely destroys your dexterity, making using a phone extremely difficult. this is a PROPER handwarmer, mine was actually a gift from Andrew. it uses Premium G-Loft insulation. I used it under my groin protection flap. there are lower profile alternatives but I really like this one as it fits my coal shovels and more. this one comes in MM14 (AKA Pixel) Personally I love pixel, part of that is because I think Multicam is boring (yes i know 90% of my kit is multicam) But to me its the quintessential camouflage of the good guys.
About MM-14:
MM14 started its development shortly after the Euromaidan revolution, and came into service in 2014, the development was initially done by NFM Group, from Norway. These Uniforms were found to be highly flammable and faded in sunlight. we can only speculate the Norwegians developed it in winter and used whale oil for waterproofing. however, after PROF1 took over production these issues were remedied, and was first seen on elite units such as air mobile and special forces. in 2015 the camouflage was adopted by the rest of the army and replaced the (also iconic) Dubok camouflage. MM-14 camouflage consists of a five-tone digital pattern: light beige, light green, swamp green, gray green, and dark gray. lending itself really well to the Eastern steppes of Ukraine. there are many low quality reproductions out there, but this is the good stuff. It’s due to be replaced by ”Ukrainian Multicam” or MM-25 and will slowly go out of production.
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