Stock Model
The Ultra Pro is the ultimate mast for Foil, Freestyle and Freeride, emphasizing utmost lightweight performance. Its 400 weight is only 1.3 kg.
Use with caution. Warranty expires in wave conditions, surf and shore-break.
All Goya Windsurfing RDM masts (except for the Ninety Pro) are now interchangeable, between carbon contents and lengths. Your choice of mast is based on budget and performance requirements. The bend curve is the same across the whole range. Your sails will shape and twist correctly on any Goya Windsurfing mast. The higher the carbon content, the more quick, light and reactive the mast, and with it your entire rig, will feel.
Available in 340, 370, 400, 430, 460, 490 centimeters.
Comes in Diagonal Flex™ technology.
Peel Ply anti-slip boom area prevents sliding.
Built with same length sections for easy handling.
Interchangeability:
Ultra Pro, Hundred Pro, Eighty Pro, Seventy, Fifty are interchangeable with each other, all lengths, all carbon contents, RDM only.
Ninety Pro is interchangeable within itself, all lengths.
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Francisco
This is the handling with 430 xo sail..it is a ccwith few flex
.top is modereting open.
Aloha Jean,
This mast is slightly softer at the bottom and stiffer at the top.
This reduces the outhaul range, as the sail becomes flatter around the boom area while making those two lower battens sit further away from the mast.
While riding, you will see more wrinkles around the boom area as the tension at the bottom of the sail decreases while the top of the sail increases, reducing the upper leech opening/twist.
Not terrible, but it’s not ideal. If this is what you are seeing and feeling, and if it is a possibility for your budget, then it would make sense to use our mast; it would not only make your Nexus sail perform at its best, but it will also be the same as any other sail out there.
All the best,
Francisco
Very please with these! I was surprised by how light they were and worked really well with the smaller rigs.
The smallest masts are often disappointing in range since they are often just a ‘sawn off’ version of the larger size but these are excellent!