Masts

Surf Foil Masts: Short for Waves, Long for Glide

Updated October 2026

In surf foiling, you'll often choose a shorter mast than for wing foiling. This lets you clear hollow sections without hitting the bottom or having your front wing breach during turns. A longer mast is for downwind and pumping. This section includes F-ONE masts (aluminium, HM and UHM carbon, with Titan 1 and Titan 2 connections), Duotone masts (AL 3BS, Aero SLS, SLS 2.0, Slim 2.0 D/Lab, in standard and QM versions), the Armstrong Performance Mast, and Slingshot One-Lock masts in both aluminum and carbon.

A mast only works with the fuselage and base plate from its own system. Always check the connection type on the product page: Titan 1 or 2 for F-ONE, 3BS or QM for Duotone, A+ for Armstrong, and One-Lock for Slingshot. You'll find Front Wings, stabilizers, and fuselages in the surf foils section, and boards are in the surf foil boards section.