MP5-SD | Lime Hex (Minimal Wear)

The MP5-SD | Lime Hex (Minimal Wear, MW) is a Consumer Grade SMG skin built around a blue-and-green hex mesh spray job. Minimal Wear keeps that geometric pattern looking nearly pristine for less than the top grade.

Design

The MP5-SD gets wrapped in a spray-painted hexagon mesh across blue and green tones, giving off a futuristic, grid-like vibe rather than anything camo-inspired. It's a Valve design, and the in-game flavor text "Hex marks the spot" plays right into the geometric theme.

MP5-SD | Lime Hex (Minimal Wear) Float and Wear

The finish's float range runs from 0.00 to 0.638225, and Minimal Wear sits close to the top of that scale, so the hex lines stay tight and the blue-green contrast barely dulls. It's a near-flawless look for a fraction less than Factory New (FN).

MP5-SD | Lime Hex Rarity

This is a Consumer Grade finish — the most common rarity tier CS2 has. It's an easy, low-cost pickup without the scarcity that defines the higher grades.

MP5-SD | Lime Hex Case and Collection

Lime Hex belongs to The Ascent Collection, introduced through the Spring Forward update in March 2025. No case carries this finish, so it comes from the collection pool or trade-ups rather than any unboxing.

MP5-SD | Lime Hex Patterns

Every Lime Hex shows the identical hex mesh — the design is fixed, with no random seed and no "blue gem" copy to chase down. Wear and float alone decide how sharp or dulled a given copy looks.

StatTrak & Souvenir

There's no StatTrak Lime Hex and no Souvenir copy in existence. Souvenir editions only come from Major-tournament packages, and this finish has never been included in one, so the regular version is the only one you'll find.

MP5-SD | Lime Hex Price

Minimal Wear sits just below Factory New on the price scale, and with the finish already priced in budget territory, the difference is small change either way. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How much cleaner does Factory New look compared to Minimal Wear?

Only marginally. Both grades sit near the low end of the finish's 0.00–0.638225 float range, so the hex pattern still reads sharp on Minimal Wear, with just a touch less shine than a top-condition copy.

Is Minimal Wear a good value pick?

It's a solid middle option, keeping most of the visual crispness of Factory New at a slightly lower price. If saving every last dollar matters more, Field-Tested (FT) or lower grades push the cost down further.

What are the best gloves for the MP5-SD | Lime Hex?

The blue-and-green hex palette pairs naturally with cooler-toned gloves, so teal, green, or blue wraps make for the best MP5-SD Lime Hex glove combo. That keeps the loadout cohesive instead of clashing with the neon mesh.