Airflo Flo Tip – Looped Both Ends
The Airflo Skagit Flo Tips are a range of highly versatile hybrid sinking tips that combine an intermediate section and a heavy tungsten sink tip for smoother casts. Looped at both ends for easy connections and color coded for line identification.
Sink rates: T7-7ips, T10-8ips, T14-9ips & T18-10ips.
Designed for a smooth transition with dig. 2.5′ of intermediate material and 7.5′ or 9.5′ of T sink smooths out the cast and keeps you in the zone longer. Looped at both ends for easy transition.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Sink Rate | T7: 7ips, T10: 8ips, T14: 9ips, T18: 10ips |
| Intermediate Section | 2.5 feet |
| Heavy Sink Section | 7.5′ or 9.5′ (depending on model) |
| End Design | Looped at both ends for easy connection |
| Color Coding | Color coded for line identification |
FAQ
What is the difference between the T7 and T18 sink rates?
The T7 tip sinks at 7 inches per pound, while the T18 sinks at 10 inches per pound. This allows anglers to choose based on the depth and current conditions they are targeting.
How does the intermediate section improve casting?
The 2.5-foot intermediate section helps smooth the transition between the leader and the sink tip, reducing drag and improving cast accuracy and distance.
Are these tips compatible with other leaders or rods?
Yes, the looped ends allow for easy connection to various leaders and tippet systems, making them versatile for different fishing setups.
Jake McLean –
The looped ends make tying on much easier and faster. I’ve used the T14 model in both freshwater and saltwater and it casts smoothly without tangles. The color coding helps me identify which tip I’m using during a session.
Piers Rees –
I noticed a smoother cast compared to standard sink tips. The intermediate section helps maintain line tension and reduces drag. It’s a good fit for my Skagit rod setup.
Benjamin Turner –
The T10 model works well in moderate currents. The sink rate is just right for keeping the bait in the strike zone. I appreciate the color coding—it helps me switch between tips quickly.
Austin Dowd –
The tip holds up well after multiple casts. I’ve used it in both still water and moving water. The looped ends are a small but useful detail for quick connections.