Airflo Superflo Max Ridge 2.0 GT Gangsta Tropical Floating Fly Line
Tame the bully of the salt with the Airflo Superflo Max Ridge 2.0 GT Gangsta Tropical Floating Fly Line. The Giant Trevally is arguably harder on gear than any other species and demand a strong cored fly line with the ability to cast the big flies they prefer. With a 50-pound break strength and aggressive taper, this premium Airflo GT line checks all the boxes. Now with the Airflo Ridge 2.0 Superflo Max coating, it is even more ready to tango with these fish.
- Designed to cast large flies in windy conditions
- Use for GT and other huge flats predators
- Power loop and strong 50lb core
- Superflo Max coating
- Ridge 2.0 Tech
- Printed line ID
- Head length is 38.5′
- Total fly line length is 110′
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Break Strength | 50 lb |
| Line Type | Floating |
| Head Length | 38.5 feet |
| Total Length | 110 feet |
| Coating | Superflo Max |
| Tech | Ridge 2.0 |
FAQ
What makes the Superflo Max coating different from other coatings?
The Superflo Max coating provides enhanced durability and resistance to saltwater exposure, improving performance in harsh tropical conditions.
Is this line suitable for casting in strong winds?
Yes, it is specifically designed to cast large flies in windy conditions due to its aggressive taper and robust core.
Can this line be used for fish other than Giant Trevally?
Yes, it is suitable for GT and other large flatwater predators that require a strong, durable fly line.
Cameron North –
Used this line during a trip to the tropical flats and it held up well under heavy wind and saltwater. The 50-pound strength is noticeable when casting large flies. The Ridge 2.0 coating feels smoother and more resistant than previous models I’ve tried.
Emma Duncan –
Casted big flies in strong winds without any tangles or breaks. The power loop helps with control, and the printed ID makes it easy to identify in the boat. Great for GT fishing in open waters.
Sam Fraser –
Solid performance in saltwater conditions. A bit stiff at first, but settles into a good cast after a few uses. Works well with large dry flies and feels durable under pressure.