Helikon Wolfhound Hoodie Jacket - MM14

Hooded jacket in MM14 camouflage, providing effective protection against cold, wind and light rain. Thanks to the use of synthetic Climashield Apex insulation, it guarantees optimal thermal insulation. It is equipped with four functional pockets: two classic hip pockets, one external pocket on the chest and one internal pocket. It will be perfect for both longer expeditions and everyday use.

The outer layer is Windpack nylon fabric, covered with Teflon coating, which protects against moisture. Responsible for insulation is a high-quality synthetic Climashield Apex filling with a grammage of 67 g/m2, effectively protecting against the cold, even when completely wet. The insulation is distinguished by its lightness and excellent compression properties. Under the arms there are inserts made of flexible and breathable VersaStretch fabric, which significantly improves the comfort of the wearer.

The Wolfhound Hoodie model features four pockets with YKK zips:

• two standard hip pockets
• one inner pocket
• one external on the chest

Effective protection against wind is provided by elastic trim located at the bottom of the jacket, at the cuffs and at the edge of the hood. There is a Velcro panel on the shoulder, which allows you to attach any patch or emblem, such as the national flag, unit emblem or Morale Patches.

Thanks to its low weight and good compressibility, the jacket takes up little space. The set includes a transport cover, which makes it easy to store and carry.

• lightweight and easy-to-pack design - takes up little space in your backpack
• Climashield Apex insulation - effective thermal insulation even in humid environments
• WindPack Nylon fabric - windproof, waterproofed and quick-drying
• pockets - two side pockets, one on the chest and two inner pockets
• elbow reinforcements - increased durability in critical areas
• YKK zips - durable and reliable even in demanding conditions

The name MM-14 is an abbreviation for маскувальний малюнок (maskuvalʹnyy malyunok = camouflage pattern) and the year 2014, when the camouflage was officially approved. The pattern refers to the American UCP camouflage, but the selected shades match the colors naturally found on Ukrainian territory. The introduction of the MM-14 camouflage pattern was an important part of the Ukrainian army's reform to break with post-Soviet identification. Unofficially, MM14 camouflage also goes by the names Ukrainian Pixel Camo and Ukrainian Digital Camo.