Airflo Skagit Driver

Airflo's Skagit Driver spey heads are the latest generation in a continuous evolution of the popular Skagit Compact spey heads which Airflo introduced in 2008.  The Skagit Compact heads were an instant hit but were noticeably improved with the Skagit Compact G2.  Now, we have the third generation Skagit Driver and the improvements and adaptations promise to keep Airflo as a leading producer of lines in the Spey world.  The Skagit Driver, with a higher density, helps anglers load the rod, slow down their presentation of the fly, and cast into wind.  At 23 to 25 feet in length, they are the perfect length for today's most popular Spey rods of 12 to 13.5 feet in length and for casters of all skill levels.   Here is what Airflo has to say about their new Skagit Driver: Two hand anglers that need to get sink tips delivered to bouldery runs with minimal back casts have chosen Skagit-style heads as the go-to tool for the job. Despite extra short and other more specialized Skagit-style lines