MAC-10 | Aloha (Battle-Scarred)

The MAC-10 | Aloha (Battle-Scarred) is the most worn grade of this red hibiscus finish and also the cheapest. Even here the tropical print stays visible against the faded body.

Design

The artwork is a red hibiscus flower pattern airbrushed across the MAC-10 by community designer Chemical Alia, a tropical, vacation-inspired look rather than a tactical scheme. Its flavor text, "For the noncommittal," matches the design's laid-back tone.

MAC-10 | Aloha (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

The Aloha's float caps at 0.65 instead of running the full 1.0 scale, so this Battle-Scarred grade never reaches the most extreme wear other skins can hit. Even so, it's the finish's roughest state, with heavy fading and scuffing while the hibiscus print remains just barely legible.

MAC-10 | Aloha Rarity

Rarity: Mil-Spec Grade — the blue tier, and one of the more commonly encountered grades for the MAC-10.

MAC-10 | Aloha Case and Collection

This finish is part of The Operation Hydra Collection, drawn from the Operation Hydra Case released alongside Operation Hydra in May 2017. Mil-Spec pulls from that case were common while it was active; now retired from the drop pool, most copies today come from the market.

MAC-10 | Aloha Patterns

The hibiscus print carries no random pattern variation — every copy, including this one, shows the same fixed layout regardless of paint seed. Condition is the only thing that changes here.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Alongside the regular finish, a StatTrak™ Aloha exists and permanently tracks confirmed kills once equipped. No Souvenir version has ever existed for this skin, since that classification only comes from Major-tournament packages the Aloha was never included in.

MAC-10 | Aloha Price

Battle-Scarred is the cheapest grade on the Aloha's ladder, the entry point for owning this Mil-Spec tropical design at the lowest possible cost. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is the Battle-Scarred Aloha still recognizable?

Yes, despite the heavy fading, the red hibiscus flowers remain visible enough to identify the finish at a glance in-game. You're sacrificing polish for price, not the core design.

Why doesn't Battle-Scarred look fully trashed on this finish?

Because the Aloha's float is capped at 0.65 rather than the full 1.0 maximum, its worst condition stays milder than a full-range skin's Battle-Scarred. It's still the most worn grade available, just not as extreme as it could be.

Is Battle-Scarred the best budget option for this finish?

Yes, it's the least expensive way to own the Aloha. If you want a bit more visual polish and can spend slightly more, Field-Tested is the better step up.