Point-7 / Windsurfing booms

Booms. Take
control.

Your direct connection to the rig. The right curve, grip and stiffness turn sail power into control. Choose the boom that matches the way you ride.

Choose your boom Compare the range
Original Point-7 Carbon+ Pro boom head close-up
Control starts in your hands. Carbon+ Pro shown.

The Point-7 boom range

Three ways
to take control.

Start with your sail’s required boom length. Then choose the construction, grip and price level that suits your sailing.

Original Point-7 Carbon+ Pro wave boom head and carbon construction

100% carbon / Performance first

Carbon+
Pro.

Our full-carbon range for riders who prioritise stiffness, response and precise control. Six size options cover wave, freestyle, freeride and slalom setups.

  • 140-190 cm
  • 150-200 cm
  • 160-210 cm
  • 170-220 cm
  • 190-240 cm
  • 220-270 cm
Explore Carbon+ Pro Shop Carbon+ Pro ↗
Original C-Carbon 80 boom photograph, with C-Carbon Wave 154-208 graphics visible

80% carbon / Carbon performance. Smart value.

C-Carbon
80.

A step into carbon with a balance of response and price. C80 brings carbon construction to a more accessible level, with three length options for your rig.

  • 144-198 cm
  • 154-208 cm
  • 174-228 cm
Explore C-Carbon 80 Shop C-Carbon 80 ↗
Original Point-7 Alu+ Pro boom head with grey and yellow graphics

Aluminium / Everyday performance. Real value.

Alu+
Pro.

A practical aluminium option with an ergonomic curve and an anti-slip grip. Four size options for riders who want control and comfort within a tighter budget.

  • 140-190 cm
  • 160-210 cm
  • 180-230 cm
  • 200-250 cm
Explore Alu+ Pro Shop Alu+ Pro ↗
The fit comes first.

Check the actual boom setting for your sail, the mast-head connection and the tail shape. Sail area alone is not enough to choose the right boom.

Find your level

Your boom.
Your priorities.

Compare the purpose of each range. Open the size table below for length, tube diameter, diameter with grip and published weight.

Choose your construction, then match the size to your sail.
Boom Construction Choose it for Find your size
Carbon+ Pro Six length options 100% carbon Stiffness, response and the widest size choice in the range. See options ↗
C-Carbon 80 Three length options 80% carbon Carbon construction with a balance of performance and price. See options ↗
Alu+ Pro Four length options Aluminium Everyday sailing, comfort and value. See options ↗

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Full size comparison: length, grip diameter and weight
Tube diameter excludes the grip. The next column shows the diameter with grip. Published weight tolerance ±5%.
Boom Length range Tube diameter With grip Weight
Carbon+ Pro 140-190 cm 25 mm 28 mm 1.9 kg
Carbon+ Pro 150-200 cm 25 mm 28 mm 2.0 kg
Carbon+ Pro 160-210 cm 26 mm 29 mm 2.2 kg
Carbon+ Pro 170-220 cm 26 mm 29 mm 2.6 kg
Carbon+ Pro 190-240 cm 29 mm 32 mm 3.0 kg
Carbon+ Pro 220-270 cm 29 mm 32 mm 3.3 kg
C-Carbon 80 144-198 cm Request grip and weight specifications ↗
C-Carbon 80 154-208 cm 25 mm 28 mm 2.3 kg
C-Carbon 80 174-228 cm 26 mm 29 mm 2.8 kg
Alu+ Pro 140-190 cm 26 mm 29 mm 2.3 kg
Alu+ Pro 160-210 cm 26 mm 29 mm 2.7 kg
Alu+ Pro 180-230 cm 28 mm 31 mm 2.8 kg
Alu+ Pro 200-250 cm 28 mm 31 mm 2.9 kg

C80 144-198 cm is listed in the shop. Its diameter and weight are not listed in the published specification table; contact us to confirm these details.

Full original Point-7 Carbon+ Pro 190 boom showing its curve and tail outline
Carbon+ Pro 190 shown. Curve and tail shape vary by size.

Shape before numbers

The curve
comes first.

A boom should put your front and back arms in a natural position while giving the sail the space it needs. That is why we develop the curve around the size and discipline.

The carbon ranges use an eight-sided Octatube profile. Alu+ Pro uses a round tube. Compare the diameter with grip to understand the size you will actually hold.

See the outhaul system

The grip.

Diameter, tube shape and surface all affect hand comfort. Choose the feel that suits your hands and your sailing.

The connection.

The boom head must match your mast diameter. Check the fitting and adapter requirements for the exact boom size.

The tail.

Tail width, extension range and outhaul routing need to suit the sail. Check the configuration before choosing your setup.

Understand your setup

Choose with purpose.
Feel the difference.

See how to choose a boom, compare the constructions and get your sizing right. Advice from the people who develop and sail the equipment.

Open the buyer’s guide
Which type of boom? Open video ↗

Before you choose

The right answers.
The right boom.

Start with your sail model, size and recommended boom setting. Then compare the details that matter to your setup.

How do I choose the right boom length?
Use the boom length specified for your sail and check the outhaul adjustment you need. The complete setting must sit within the boom’s marked range. Do not choose from sail area alone or extend beyond the maximum marking.
Should I choose Carbon+ Pro or C80?
Carbon+ Pro is the 100% carbon option, with six length ranges and a performance focus. C80 uses 80% carbon and offers a more accessible route into carbon. Compare the correct size, grip and stiffness priorities rather than assuming that carbon percentage alone determines the right choice.
Will the boom head fit my RDM or SDM mast?
Head fittings and included adapters vary by family and size. Check the exact product specification before ordering. If you are unsure, send the team your mast model and the boom you are considering .
Can I fit an adjustable outhaul?
Check the tail and pulley arrangement of the exact size you choose. The different boom ends use different routing systems. The outhaul video explains the Point-7 system; contact the team to confirm the components for your setup.

Your rig. Your connection.

Put the power
in your hands.

Find the construction and size that fit your sailing. Need a second opinion? Send us your sail, mast and preferred boom setting.

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