Collection: Israeli IDF Mitznefet CAMO

Israeli IDF Mit'znefet Camo is a helmet camouflage cover developed by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to disrupt the distinctive shape of a soldier’s helmet, making them harder to detect on the battlefield. The Mit'znefet (מצנפת), which translates to "turban" or "hood" in Hebrew, is a loose, oversized fabric that prevents light reflection and breaks up the round silhouette of the helmet, offering improved concealment in desert, woodland, and urban environments. First introduced in the early 2000s, it has become standard for IDF infantry, special forces, and reconnaissance units, particularly in operations across the Negev Desert, West Bank, and northern Israel. While the Mit'znefet is unique to the IDF, its effectiveness has influenced similar helmet concealment techniques in other militaries, such as NATO special forces and snipers in Western armies. The version of Israeli IDF Mit'znefet Camo featured on CAMO HQ is inspired by this innovative camouflage solution, preserving its functional design while adapting it for collectors, airsoft players, and tactical enthusiasts.