Wingfoil Masts
Delta R-Frame Mast
Short Description
Includes: mast, integrated plate, and integrated front fuselage (one piece) & (2) M8 x 25mm Torx screws.
Size: 32" / 82cm (one size only)
Description
Delta R-Frame Mast
R-Fram...
F-One Aluminum Mast Kit for FCT Plane
Includes: Your size choice of Aluminum mast, top plate and mounting hardware.
F-One Aluminum Mast Kit for FCT Plane
V3 Alu Masts
The F-One aluminum mast can be used for all disciplines, kite, surf,...
North Sonar Foil Mast
Includes: Mast Only- Board mounting hardware is not included.
North Sonar Foil Mast
North's new refined aluminium foil section gives the best balance between light weight and increased strength f...
39% Off
F-One Carbon Mast High Modulus 105cm USED
Short Description
What is included:
Mast
What is missing:
Track hardware
Modifications:
None
Damages:
Small chips in trailing edge
Repairs:
None
Grade:
C This mast...
28% Off
2022 Fanatic Aero Carbon Complete Foil Set
Includes: Front Wing, Stabilizer, Mast, Fuselage, Track Foil Mount, Hardware, Protective Mast and Fuselage Covers, and Aero Travel Bag
2022 Fanatic Aero Carbon Complete Foil Set
If you want to tak...
Foil Masts | Carbon or Aluminium, the only question to ask yourself or not?
Wing foiling masts are a crucial element in your wing foiling setup, directly impacting your performance on the water. Carbon or aluminium is not the only question you should ask yourself. The length of the mast, your skill level, your riding style and personal preference all play a pivotal role in how you will interact with your mast in different water conditions.
The more affordable option is aluminium, it is probably heavier and potentially softer than its carbon counterpart. On the plus side, it will be indestructible! A carbon mast is lighter, stiffer and more expensive. They provide better stability, less drag, more glide and they are also less likely to corrode.
For beginners, shorter masts (35-70 cm) offer more stability and control, keeping riders closer to the water and reducing the risk of unexpected crashes. As skills progress, intermediate while advanced riders might opt for longer masts (85-110 cm) to tackle more challenging conditions, perform more aggressive maneuvers, generate steeper upwind angles, have better chop clearance, and more efficient pumping techniques.
Ultimately, the perfect mast is a personal choice that can dramatically enhance your wing foiling experience, offering the right balance of control, performance, and enjoyment on the water.
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