Airflo 40+ Sinking Fly Line Di-7

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AIRFLO 40+ Di-7

For Kiwi fly anglers looking to cast further, the Airflo 40+ Sinking Fly Line is the answer. Its easy-loading 35' head and low-diameter running line help you reach new distances with ease. Plus, the addition of a Ridged running line takes your casting capabilities even further than you thought possible.

Airflo 40+ Sinking Fly Line Di-7 Range

WF6 - WF9

Aiflo Fly Line Technologies

For almost seven decades, fly lines have predominantly been crafted from PVC, a naturally rigid plastic necessitating plasticisers for functionality. However, these plasticisers are not integral to PVC lines. Upon production, PVC begins to deteriorate, leaching plasticisers into the environment and posing risks to both anglers and aquatic ecosystems. Over time, PVC lines become prone to cracking and failure. Moreover, as PVC decomposes, it releases Dioxins, hazardous bioaccumulating toxins. Consequently, recycling PVC lines safely is nearly impossible. That's why Airflo opts out of PVC altogether. Instead, they manufacture their lines from Polyurethane—a stable, inert, and fully recyclable material. Free from plasticisers, Polyurethane boasts exceptional durability, surpassing PVC's longevity.

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