Airflo SuperFlo Ridge 2.0 Flats Universal Taper Floating Fly Line
The Airflo SuperFlo Ridge 2.0 Flats Universal Taper Floating Fly Line tosses heavy crabs into gnarly winds one day, and bonefish patterns into a light breeze the next. When you don’t know what to expect, a do-it-all flats line is the answer. Designed to load quickly, the short belly and long rear taper create the most versatile line in the Airflo saltwater flats lineup. This is the taper for the vast majority of conditions, fly rods, and anglers.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Power Core | 6% stretch with SuperFlo coating |
| Technology | Ridge 2.0 |
| Line ID | Printed on front taper |
| Ends | Micro loops on both ends |
| Float Type | Floating density |
| Length | 100 feet total, 43 feet head length |
| Environmental | PVC-free since 1984 |
FAQ
What makes the Ridge 2.0 technology different from other fly lines?
The Ridge 2.0 technology provides a balanced blend of quick loading and versatility, with a short belly and long rear taper that adapts well to varying wind conditions and fishing scenarios.
Is this line suitable for both light and heavy wind conditions?
Yes, the universal taper design allows it to perform well in both light breezes and strong winds, making it ideal for a wide range of fishing environments.
Does the line come with any identification tags?
Yes, a printed Line ID tag is located on the front taper for easy identification.
John Parr –
This line has been a game changer for my flats fishing. It handles both light and windy days without losing performance. The micro loops make tying on flies easy, and the floating density keeps patterns afloat smoothly.
Luke Metcalfe –
I use this line for bonefish and crabs, and it performs consistently across different wind conditions. The 43-foot head is perfect for casting in open flats. No issues with tangles or stretch.
Oliver Hunter –
The Ridge 2.0 design loads quickly and feels responsive. I’ve used it in everything from calm mornings to gusty afternoons. The PVC-free construction is a plus for environmental concerns.