Airflo
Airflo Impact Oval Monofilament Running Line
Airflo Impact Oval Monofilament Running Line
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Airflo Impact Oval Monofilament Running Line
Designed specifically for shooting heads, the Airflo Impact combines a slick surface with an oval, low-diameter monofilament profile to reduce friction through the rod guides. It is a versatile choice for light trout spey setups and single- and double-hand shooting heads.
When you strip line for the next cast, controlled stretch helps remove coil memory and provides a cushion for lighter tippets. The low-friction profile helps line shoot freely through the guides for longer casts and reduced drag.
Features
- Slick, oval-shaped monofilament running line designed for shooting heads
- Low-diameter profile reduces friction through rod guides
- Stretch helps remove memory and protect lighter tippets
- Suitable for light trout spey and single- and double-hand shooting heads
- 40 yards per spool
- Nylon material
- Three color-coded breaking strengths
- Made in Japan
Size and Color Options
- 25 lb – Aqua
- 35 lb – Chartreuse
- 45 lb – Purple
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OVERVIEW
Designed specifically for use with shooting heads, this slick, oval shape monofilament running line is the perfect choice for light trout spey and single and double hand heads. It has the perfect amount of stretch to remove any memory as well as protecting lighter tippets. The oval-shaped low diameter mono offers very little friction in the rod guides for longer casts and reduced drag.
Airflo Impact Oval Monofilament Running Line delivers maximum distance with minimal effort. Its low-drag oval profile cuts through guides cleanly, making it ideal for Skagit and Scandi heads across trout spey to full spey applications. Available in 25#, 35#, and 45# options on 40-yard spools, this durable Japanese-made mono shoots farther while resisting coil memory. A quick stretch before casting removes any kinks, and the slick oval shape reduces friction for longer, effortless casts. Perfect for light trout spey and single or double-hand setups.