Masts

Description.

A forwardoffset, multiairfoil profile is tuned for submerged efficiency and ventilation resistance, while minimizing spray drag during surface contact. The aggressive taper comes from extensive video analysis of how riders engage different mast zones across disciplines and conditions, then refined through flexpattern mapping and airfoil optimization. The payoff is a mast that stays composed through chop, resists ventilation when you’re pushing hard, and delivers a clean, connected feel that lets you ride with total confidence.

The Apex series stands apart because every mast is designed independently from the ground up. Each size gets its own sectional variation, taper, and performance priorities not a scaledup or scaleddown version of a single profile. That allows the 77 to focus on unpowered speed, glide, and maneuverability for downwind racing, performance surf, and wake foiling. The 85 is tuned as the allrounder for wing foiling, wave riding, and freestyle control, while the 95 is built for highspeed wingpowered riding where ventilation resistance, stability through chop, and control at deep lean angles or in big waves matter most.

Across the lineup, the mast uses multiple airfoils along the span, each tuned for low submerged drag, strong ventilation resistance, and minimal spray drag during surface contact. Designed by Kane de Wilde, the leaner leading edge with thickness carried farther back helps the mast pierce the surface more cleanly, reducing spray and keeping the ride smoother and quieter.

Above the waterline, Apex incorporates a forwardswept design for structural reasons, aligning the carbon fiber with the downandforward load path riders generate while winging. This reduces twist and improves efficiency through the baseplate zone, keeping the mast feeling solid and predictable under heavy load. The trailing edge stays close to vertical with a subtle taper toward the bottom for clean release and stability. All sizes feature a forwardoffset baseplate to reduce swing weight and create a more direct, connected feel to the foil. The updated baseplate fairing blends more cleanly into the plate, lowering drag for smoother touchdowns and quicker, more efficient takeoffs.

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Description.

Solus is built around efficiency, control, and adaptability. Instead of chasing ultrahigh aspect ratios or relying on bruteforce stiffness, Kane focused on extracting speed through refined geometry and section design. The result is a foil that delivers racelevel performance while staying accessible, intuitive, and genuinely enjoyable for intermediate and advanced riders.

At the heart of the design is a reflexed center section that reduces pitch tension between the front and rear wings. This lets Solus run shorter fuselages and smaller rear wings without adding tail angle, unlocking lower drag, improved stability, and a setup that adapts easily across conditions.

From there, the center section transitions into thinner, more agile tips with increased camber. This sharpens handling, boosts ventilation resistance, and allows a steeper taper without sacrificing stability. The result is clean load transfer, confident carving, and a composed feel at speed or through surface disturbance.

Solus is designed to make fast foiling more usable. It rewards efficient riding, holds speed effortlessly, and turns everyday sessions into longer, faster, more controlled runs. It’s the kind of foil that makes you want to stay out for “just one more” every time.

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