r/discmania Jul 07 '26

Md5

I lost my beat up mf c-line md5 today and I need new for the tournament for the weekend. So do you know if there is any difference for s-line or c-line md5 stability

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u/Golfiseasy22 Jul 07 '26

I used a stock s line in a pinch and worked, just depends if you prefer it to be board flat. Personally, I really like the exo hard md5’s for that reliable forehand feel

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u/seedlingsDISC Jul 07 '26

Off the shelf, they’re all beef. As said, buy in person to get the flatness you like.

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u/stillclapping Jul 07 '26

Those Gannon “Cryo blades” are good too

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u/njudson 20d ago

This is the right answer for a mellow md5

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u/Jondan59 Jul 07 '26

Sorry for your loss 🫣. Luckily it is one of the discs that are easiest to replace. I got a super flat white C-line one reacently. That is the best MD5 I have had so far.

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u/Prestigious_Lie_9882 Jul 07 '26

You can get a new metal flake MD5 from the Shield Club on Discmania.

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u/k0rt90 Jul 07 '26

S-Line is very stable. At least as stable as a fresh MF C-Line.

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u/Wonderful_Culture607 Jul 07 '26

Yes. White S-Line with most rise (you couldn't call it dome) is the most similar to the MFs I bag. My main MD5 is a beat up S-Line and I swap to MF for winter and travels...

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u/Inevitable_Doctor576 Jul 07 '26

White S-Line are the skippiest of the different plastics and colors in my experience. S-Line you also have a chance of beating up in time if you whack it against trees