MAC-10 | Aloha

- Wear range
- 0.00–0.65
- Released
- 2017-04-21
- Paint kit
- 665
- Finish style
- Anodized Multicolored
- Sources
- Operation Hydra Case、The Operation Hydra Collection
- Drop chance (estimate)
- Operation Hydra Case:15.984%;The Operation Hydra Collection:11.417143%
Steam market price
CNY
Introduction
Operation Hydra dropped a lot of memorable skins in May 2017; MAC-10 | Aloha is one of the quieter ones that still reads clearly in casual matches. Rare tier, Workshop credit to Chemical Alia, and a single visual idea done well: red hibiscus sprayed across the body. The flavor line—“made for the undecided”—matches the laid-back holiday vibe without trying to be a flex piece.
What you’re actually buying
- Finish: multicolor anodized look; hibiscus red shifts with angle and lighting on the MAC-10 curves.
- Wear: 0.00–0.65—a generous range, so “low float” alone won’t save a bad pattern roll.
- Drop pool: Operation Hydra Case and Operation Hydra Collection (same Hydra-era theme if you’re filling a collection page).
Inspect before you pay
In the in-game inspect, zoom the hibiscus edges and where the flowers sit on the receiver and stock. At the same wear tier, two listings can look noticeably different because pattern placement matters more than shaving 0.01 off the float. Scroll wear examples in inspect a few times, then compare screenshots to the listing.
Where to shop
Check Steam Community Market for live asks, then cross the same wear tier and screenshots on C5GAME. Confirm wear value and inspect captures before checkout so the gun you receive matches what you picked.
Shopping verdict
Buy if you want an affordable Hydra-era MAC-10 with a clear floral identity for casual / community servers—not as a prestige flex. Pass or keep looking if the hibiscus is cut awkwardly in inspect or the price assumes “low wear” without a good pattern.
Editor’s notes
Hydra collectors often slot Aloha next to other operation skins so the timeline and art direction stay tidy. It’s not a stack of effects; the whole sell is theme + inspect luck. Treat float as a filter, not the final answer.