
The MP7 | Urban Hazard in Factory New (FN) is the top band of the scale, from 0.00 to 0.07, one seventh of the skin's whole scale. It is a Mil-Spec skin from The Breakout Collection in CS2.
What the MP7 | Urban Hazard looks like in Factory New
A gray-white urban camouflage with bright orange accents. The body is in patches of gray, light gray and olive-gray, and the stock and grip are gray-olive. The patches are large, with hard borders, as in multicam.
The top rail, the trigger guard, part of the handguard and the magazine base are picked out in orange. The magazine is a plain gray-green, without patches. There is small lettering on the rail, too small to make out. The orange parts lie as narrow accents on top and bottom, while the camouflage leads across the receiver and handguard.
What to check before buying
The differences between copies of the MP7 | Urban Hazard come down to this:
- float: the 0.00 to 0.07 band on the MP7 | Urban Hazard is tight, and the outermost listings differ only in the number;
- what the previous owner left on the MP7 | Urban Hazard: stickers and an applied name tag.
The pattern on the MP7 | Urban Hazard repeats from listing to listing without change.
What the MP7 | Urban Hazard costs in Factory New
Minimal Wear and Field-Tested are each 2.4 times cheaper, and Well-Worn is 2.91 times cheaper.
Among Mil-Spec MP7 skins in Factory New, this skin sits at the very bottom of the lineup: only the MP7 | Anodized Navy is cheaper. Next above comes the MP7 | Armor Core, 1.08 times as expensive, then the MP7 | Akoben and the MP7 | Guerrilla. The top of the lineup belongs to the MP7 | Cirrus, the MP7 | Full Stop and the MP7 | Teal Blossom. The last of these costs more than a hundred times as much as the Urban Hazard.
Getting the MP7 | Urban Hazard
The skin drops from the Operation Breakout Weapon Case. A contract does not work here: the Urban Hazard has the lowest rank in The Breakout Collection.
StatTrak and Souvenir
The MP7 | Urban Hazard has a StatTrak version. There is no Souvenir version of this skin.
Stickers and craft on the MP7 | Urban Hazard
The camouflage is dense, and small stickers get lost on the patches. They sit cleanest on the plain gray-green magazine. The orange accents suggest a palette for a CS2 craft: gray, white and orange.
Who this wear suits
Buying the MP7 | Urban Hazard in Factory New is worth it if:
- you want an MP7 with urban camouflage and orange details in clean condition;
- you want the cleanest version at a low position in the Mil-Spec MP7 lineup;
- you do not need to choose by float: the tight 0.00 to 0.07 band smooths out the difference.

































































