MAC-10 | Surfwood (Well-Worn)

This is the Well-Worn grade of the MAC-10 | Surfwood, a Consumer Grade finish spray-painted in a pale green and cream color pattern. Well-Worn shows clear handling on that pattern while staying one of the cheaper ways to own it.

Design

The design stays soft and simple — a pale green and cream spray-painted pattern, a Valve-made finish from The St. Marc Collection tied to the flavor text "Mint condition."

MAC-10 | Surfwood (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Since float on this finish caps at 0.50 rather than the full 1.00, even Well-Worn copies stay milder than the roughest possible skin condition. At this grade the pale green and cream tones show noticeable fading and scuffing, though the pattern is still recognizable.

MAC-10 | Surfwood Rarity

It's Consumer Grade, sitting near the bottom of the standard weapon tiers — a big reason the finish stays cheap at every wear.

MAC-10 | Surfwood Case and Collection

Surfwood comes from The St. Marc Collection, tied to Operation Shattered Web from November 2019, and isn't linked to any weapon case. Every copy originates from the collection drop pool rather than any unboxing mechanic.

MAC-10 | Surfwood Patterns

The pale green and cream design is fixed across every copy — there's no seed to chase and no "blue gem" version to look for. Float and wear grade are the only differences between copies.

StatTrak & Souvenir

No StatTrak variant exists for this finish, so no kill-counter option is available at any wear. It also lacks a Souvenir edition, since those are only issued through Major-tournament packages and this finish has never appeared in one.

MAC-10 | Surfwood Price

Well-Worn is one of the cheaper grades on the ladder, priced below Field-Tested while the color pattern remains easy to make out. Within an already affordable finish, this is close to the low end before Battle-Scarred. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does Well-Worn look on the Surfwood?

It shows noticeable fading and scuffing compared to cleaner grades, but because float is capped at 0.50, it never reaches the harshest possible wear. The pale green and cream pattern is still identifiable at this grade.

Is Well-Worn a good pick if I'm on a budget?

It's a solid option — you get most of the finish's look for less than Field-Tested or Minimal Wear cost. If saving money matters most, Well-Worn is a fair compromise.

Does the Surfwood have any pattern variation to look for at this wear?

No — the design is fixed, so every Well-Worn copy shows the identical pale green and cream pattern. There's no seed or rare variant to hunt for; wear grade and float are the only differences between copies.