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Brake lines?

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NDTOO

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What are you guys using for brake lines all the way from the master cylinders to the calipers? My plans show the standard flex line from the master to the top of the gear leg, then aluminum line down the gear and then a short flex line to the caliper. I have seen pics where it looks like some type of flex poly tubing is used the whole way.

Is the hard line down the gear leg the preferred way or is there a flex line that is acceptable for use?
 

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