AXIS 2024 PRO Ultra High Modulus Carbon – Foil Mast & Base Plate

Affectionately named the ‘dogleg’ by the test team, thePRO – Ultra High Modulus Carbonis quite a departure from the industry’s more conventional masts.

Building on the impressive performance and stiffness of our existing Carbon mast program, thePRO – Ultra High Modulus Carbonboasts an unbelievable 55% increase in stiffness and incredible torsional rigidity as compared to our industry-standard 19mm Alloy mast.(By comparison, ourPower CarbonandPower Carbon High Modulusare 25% and 35% stiffer respectively)

Not just stiffer, but thinner and narrower, with a 12.5mm reduction in chord in the bottom half of the mast (compared to power carbon masts), and a 1.5mm reduction in thickness (13.5mm thickness in the bottom section of the mast where it counts).

Another factor that sets this mast apart from the rest, is its radical new and unconventional foil section. It’s quite a departure from conventional foil sections that have a tendency to become ‘locked In’as speed increases. Our exclusivePRO Mastfoil section has its widest point moved back on the mast, allowing freer turning at any speed.Our modelling predicted 20% less drag,but didn’t prepare us forits slippery willingness to go fast and turn like nothing we’veexperienced.

As the name implies thePRO – Ultra High Modulus Carbonis constructed from military grade ultra-high modulus materials, which, while they raise the cost of production,do provide the ultimate ride.

ThePRO – Ultra High Modulus Carbonships in a custom high-quality protective mast bag and is completely compatible with all our products.
Available in 4 sizes, 720mm (28.35″), 800mm (31.49″), 900mm (35.43″), 1050mm (41.33″).

Matching thePRO – Ultra High Modulus Carbonwith any of your existing AXIS foils will elevate your foiling experience to the next level.

ThePRO – Ultra High Modulus Carbonhas wowed every team rider who has tried it, and has even proved itself in competition, delivering gold medals in Downwind competitions in Hawaii and France.