Pull it, stash it, keep moving.
The HotBox – Miami Tiger is a heat-resistant suppressor pouch designed for when you need to pull a hot can straight off the barrel and pack it away—no cooldown required. The mitt-style design gives you a safe grip, while the internal lining handles the heat without breaking down.
Built from heat-resistant carbon fabric, stitched with Kevlar thread, and finished with brass zippers. The Miami Tiger pattern is a rare, exotic fabric run—bright enough to stand out, tough enough to earn its spot in your kit.
Perfect for range sessions, vehicle loadouts, or keeping hot gear away from everything else in your bag.
Specs
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Fit | Holds suppressors up to 9 inches in length |
| Material | Heat-resistant carbon fabric |
| Stitching | Kevlar thread |
| Zipper | Brass, heavy-duty |
| Pattern | Miami Tiger (limited-run) |
| Design | Mitt-style for safe barrel removal |
| Use Case | Suppressor transport & storage after firing |
| Made In | Arizona |
HotBox Suppressor Pouch — Slip It, Twist It, Done
Tired of playing hot potato with your can? Slide the HotBox over it while it’s still on the rifle, twist it off, and boom — it’s already in its heat-proof little home. Kevlar inside means it can handle the heat your can throws. Fits up to a 9-inch suppressor and keeps hot metal off your hands, your gear, and your truck seats.
What is it, exactly?
A heat-resistant pouch for quick removal and storage. It’s not a wrap and it does not stay on while shooting.
How do I use it?
Slip the pouch over the can while it’s mounted, twist the suppressor off, and you’re done. The pouch becomes the handle and the storage at the same time.
Will it fit my suppressor?
Sized for cans up to 9 inches in length. If you’re right on the edge, check your can’s length before buying.
Can I shoot with it on?
No. This is a pouch for removal and storage, not an on-gun wrap. Take your shots first, then use the HotBox to remove and stow.
How heat-resistant is it?
The interior is Kevlar-lined, built to handle the heat profile typical of a hot can after a string. Still, use common sense: if it’s glowing, let it chill.
Care & cleaning?
Let the can cool before long-term storage. Shake out carbon, spot clean the liner as needed, and air dry. Keep away from open flame.
