MASTS
Aluminium: stiff, reliable, stable
Choose the Aluminium V8 mast if you want:
- A stiff and rigid mast
- Weight is not an issue
- You prefer heavier foils that sink, which adds stability and helps the board face the right way up at all times.
Important note: by design convention, all our top plate masts have the fuselage angle set parallel to the board and all our Deep Tuttle masts have the fuselage angle set to 1.5° open.
An open connection standard
WORKS WITH UCS
1.5° and 3° ANGLE SPACERS ARE AVAILABLE FOR ADJUSTING TOP PLATE MAST ANGLES
DUAL CAVITY "I" BEAM STRUCTURE
CHOOSING THE RIGHT MAST SIZE
Pros:
Feels more direct and stable, flies lower which can be less scary, easier to control, easier to take off.
Cons:
Flying low makes foiling out (this when the wings come out of the water) easier. Wing tips also breach the water surface more easily.
Ideal for:
- Progressing foilers
- Downwind foilers who like to keep the wings flying close to the water surface
Pros:
A great all-round and versatile size. Masts in this size group still feel direct and stable while the higher flight compared to the 72-75cm size masts gives more flying room .
Cons:
Some riders prefer shorter masts and others will find it not long enough!
Ideal for:
- All-round foilers
- Freeride foilers
- Freestyle foilers
Pros:
A longer mast gives you more leverage, increasing the foil's speed. The wings can fly deeper underwater, minimizing wing-tip breach when carving hard or heeling to windward.
Cons:
Added weight, more technical to ride and control, flying higher can be scary for beginners!
Ideal for:
- Racers
- Advanced foilers
SUMMARY AND
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