Point-7 / Complete mast range

Power starts here.

Windsurfing
masts.

Choose the mast family your sail requires first. RDM for reduced-diameter rigs, SDM for fin performance, or UF100 for dedicated foil sails. Then select the carbon level that matches your performance, durability and budget priorities.

Carbon mast tubes during autoclave production at the Italian factory
Made in Italy. Carbon. Pressure. Precision.

Choose your mast

Three families.
One exact match.

Start with the diameter and curve specified for your sail. Then choose the carbon level according to the response, durability and investment you want from the rig.

Point-7 K99 RDM Inverted mast with its original graphics

Reduced diameter

RDM.

Reduced Diameter / Inverted Reflex

The ferrule is built into the top section. Developed with our wave team to manage the demands of hard landings and heavy sessions.

  • K71 / 71%
  • K91 / 91%
  • K99 / 99%
Original Point-7 K77, K93 and K100 SDM Sonic mast graphics

Standard diameter / Fin sailing

SDM.

Standard Diameter / Sonic Reflex

Sonic construction tunes the response in the upper mast. Built around the power, control and stability required by compatible fin sails.

  • K77 / 77%
  • K93 / 93%
  • K100 / 100%
Point-7 UF100 foil mast with its original blue graphics

Standard diameter / Foil only

UF100.

Dedicated Foil Mast

A dedicated 100% carbon mast for foil sails. Its stiffness and construction focus on profile stability and balance above the water.

  • 100% carbon
  • 460 / 490 / 520 cm
The specification comes first.

Check your sail’s required mast length, diameter, stiffness and bend curve before choosing a carbon level. UF100 is designed for foil sails and is not recommended for fin sails.

Which mast for my sail?

Specification
before carbon.

Do not choose a mast only by carbon percentage. Start with the sail model and size, then match the required diameter, length, stiffness and bend curve. Once the mast is technically correct for the sail, choose the carbon level that best fits how you sail.

01 / Sail Start from the exact sail model and size.
02 / Spec Match diameter, length, stiffness and bend curve.
03 / Carbon Then choose response, durability and investment level.

Compare carbon levels

Same family.
Different priorities.

Once you know whether your sail needs RDM, SDM or the dedicated UF100, compare the carbon levels inside that family. Higher carbon focuses on lower weight and faster response; lower carbon can add value and robustness.

Point-7 mast models at a glance
Mast Carbon Choose it for Find your size
K71 RDM Inverted 71% Everyday performance and value. See options ↗
K91 RDM Inverted 91% A balance of response and durability. See options ↗
K99 RDM Inverted 99% The performance focus of our RDM range. See options ↗
K77 SDM Sonic 77% Accessible performance for fin sailing. See options ↗
K93 SDM Sonic 93% High performance with durability in mind. See options ↗
K100 SDM Sonic 100% Race-focused response and low weight. See options ↗
UF100 SDM / Foil only 100% Dedicated foil-sail stability and balance. See options ↗

On mobile, scroll the table sideways. Product pages show model-specific lengths, prices and availability.

Carbon material being prepared on the worktable in the Italian mast factory
Inside the process / Italian mast production.

Built from the inside out

Made in Italy.
For a reason.

Our manufacturing partner produces the carbon pre-preg and the mast in Italy. Material preparation, lay-up and autoclave curing belong to the same production process.

The result we work for is a consistent mast that supports the sail’s designed shape and response. Every layer has a job.

The material.

Carbon pre-preg produced by our manufacturing partner gives control over the carbon and resin used in the mast.

The construction.

Pre-preg lay-up and autoclave pressure control the laminate through the curing process.

The response.

Curve, stiffness and reflex are developed around the job of each mast, from short RDM rigs to dedicated foil sails.

Understand your setup

The right match.
The full potential.

Length and carbon percentage do not tell the whole story. See how mast compatibility affects your rig, then explore our guides to choosing, rigging and caring for your equipment.

Are windsurfing masts compatible? Watch on YouTube ↗

Before you rig

Good questions.
Clear answers.

Start with your sail’s specification. These are the choices that matter.

Should I choose RDM or SDM?
Use the diameter specified for your sail and size. Some sails offer both options; others need one particular diameter. Check the mast length, stiffness and bend curve at the same time. The model’s rigging specifications are the starting point.
Does a higher carbon percentage always suit me better?
Higher-carbon models focus on low weight and response. Other models balance performance, durability and cost differently. Choose the correct mast specification first, then the carbon level that matches your priorities.
Will a Point-7 mast work with another sail brand?
Compare the exact requirements of your sail with the mast’s technical specifications. A general label such as “constant curve” is not enough to confirm every combination. The SDM 490 models use a flex-top curve. If you are unsure, ask our team to check your setup .
Can I use UF100 in a fin sail?
UF100 is developed for foil sails. Its stiffness and response serve a different purpose from the fin-sailing range, so we do not recommend it for fin sails. Use the mast specified for your sail.
Which mast should I buy for an older Point-7 sail?
Send us the sail model, year and size, plus the details of your current mast. We can check the required length, diameter and curve before you order. Do not assume that top and bottom sections from different mast models or generations can be mixed.

Direct to the Point-7 team

Still unsure?
Ask us.

Tell us your sail model, year and size. We’ll help you choose the mast that belongs in your rig.