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Airflo Superflo Max Scout Head - Float

Airflo Superflo Max Scout Head - Float

$64.99 USD
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Compact Scout Taper for Tight-Quarter Casting

Built for casting in tight quarters, the Airflo Superflo Max Scout Head – Float pairs a compact Scout taper with ultra-supple coatings for powerful, controlled deliveries. When casting space is limited, the Scout taper helps you make the most of your surroundings.

Airflo’s Two Hand series coatings help transfer energy that would otherwise be absorbed as the line flexes during the cast, delivering controlled power across temperatures.

Available in 180–600 grain weights, these floating heads range from 14.4 to 20.4 feet in length. Every size features a 30 lb braided core.

Specifications

Line Weight Density Total Head Length Full Head Weight Core
180 grain Float 14.4 ft / 4.4 m 180 gr / 11.66 gm 30 lb braid
210 grain Float 14.4 ft / 4.4 m 210 gr / 13.61 gm 30 lb braid
240 grain Float 14.8 ft / 4.5 m 240 gr / 15.55 gm 30 lb braid
270 grain Float 14.8 ft / 4.5 m 270 gr / 17.5 gm 30 lb braid
300 grain Float 15.4 ft / 4.7 m 300 gr / 19.44 gm 30 lb braid
330 grain Float 15.4 ft / 4.7 m 330 gr / 21.38 gm 30 lb braid
360 grain Float 16.5 ft / 5 m 360 gr / 23.33 gm 30 lb braid
390 grain Float 16.5 ft / 5 m 390 gr / 25.27 gm 30 lb braid
420 grain Float 17.5 ft / 5.3 m 420 gr / 27.22 gm 30 lb braid
450 grain Float 17.5 ft / 5.3 m 450 gr / 29.16 gm 30 lb braid
480 grain Float 18.5 ft / 5.6 m 480 gr / 31.1 gm 30 lb braid
510 grain Float 18.5 ft / 5.6 m 510 gr / 33.05 gm 30 lb braid
540 grain Float 18.5 ft / 5.6 m 540 gr / 34.99 gm 30 lb braid
570 grain Float 20.4 ft / 6.2 m 570 gr / 36.94 gm 30 lb braid
600 grain Float 20.4 ft / 6.2 m 600 gr / 38.88 gm 30 lb braid
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OVERVIEW

Our take: "One of the best modern short skagit heads. Tailored made for single hand spey, trout spey, switch, and shorter spey rods. The high grains per inch allow anglers to throw heavy tips and flies with ease." - Callum 

Why We Like It

A true problem-solver. The Scout head excels where longer heads struggle—tight banks, limited backcast room, and quick shots. It loads instantly, turns over clean, and shoots like crazy.

Best Use

  • Tight rivers and restricted casting environments
  • Short to mid-length Spey and switch rods
  • Skagit-style casting with floating or light tips
  • Anglers who want fast loading and easy casting performance

Will it help beginners?
Often yes, because compact heads can make it easier to feel the rod load and keep the casting cycle simple.