Website looks really good! I love it, its simple but its really nice. And moreso, its just great that there's now an easy way to pick up one of these. They're 17 dollars + 6 shipping in the US, or 22 dollars + 6 shipping international. Round low or square, with red feet, as you can see here.
And, well, for us international people, you might say, 'thats only a teeny bit cheaper than a BRR rail when it comes to shipping as well, why should I not just get a brr rail or a flatface rail'? Well, all I can say is that airflo are one of those companies that aren't HUGE, but their products are an absolute must try. I wont list what I personally find annoying about brr rails, but, here's two points I will make. If you think brr rails are smooth to grind on, airflo are seriously about 10 times smoother, which is so much nicer to use. People might worry airflo rails aren't as strong, but, I've had my brr rail for ages now, and for some reason, even though all I've ever done with it is fingerboard, one of the legs is bent. This has not happened on my airflo rail. I mean, not to bash brr products, they're fantastic and I'd recommend them to anyone, just, its good to try stuff from different companies. And these are soo worth trying. The best thing about them is that they're low rails, which everyone seems to love just as much as 30+mm decks these days. BRR lows go for a fair amount in trades, so, yea, now you can get a low rail without either having to make it yourself, or pay like 60 dollars in a trade, haha..
And as if that wasn't enough reason to check out airflo.. Coloured legs? I asked for non coloured legs on mine and I'm regretting that decision now, haha.. I think I'm gonna paint mine purple + yellow soon. Its something unique for the rail market, and its always nice to see something different being offered. Airflo are definitely a company you all need to check out :)
www.airflorails.com
