Axis Power Mast - Carbon

The AXIS Power Carbon mast is made of carbon and stays in top condition for many seasons with a little simple care. Rinse and dry the mast after every session, and store it protected to keep both the carbon surface and connection surfaces in good condition for as long as possible.

• Washing: Rinse the mast with fresh water after every use - especially after sessions in salt water - and wipe it dry with a soft, lint-free cloth. Use mild soap if needed, and avoid high pressure, abrasive cleaners, and sharp objects directly on the carbon surface.
• Drying: Let the mast air-dry completely in the shade before putting it away. Avoid direct sunlight, radiators, and other heat sources while drying.
• Storage: Store the mast in a cool, dry place, lying down or supported - preferably in a padded mast bag. Avoid placing heavy loads on top of the mast and prolonged exposure to strong sunlight.
• Transport: Always use protection or a bag during transport, and avoid letting the mast hit hard surfaces such as rocks, pier edges, and car tailgates.
• Inspection: Regularly check the connection surfaces, bolts, and surface for scratches or damage, and tighten the M8 bolts regularly. Replace damaged bolts rather than reusing them.

What lengths is the AXIS Power Carbon mast available in?

The mast is available in 750 mm, 820 mm and 900 mm lengths, so you can choose the height that best suits your discipline and the conditions on the water.

Is the mast compatible with my AXIS fuselage?

Yes. The mast is fully compatible with all existing AXIS Red & Black fuselages, but uses a new mounting technique where the mast is inserted leading edge first.

Why choose a one-piece carbon mast?

A single-piece construction without joints eliminates the flow and drag issues that multi-piece masts can create, providing a cleaner profile and more direct power transfer.

How do I mount the mast to the fuselage?

Insert the mast leading edge first into the fuselage opening, then rotate the trailing edge down into place. Remove it in reverse order, rotating the trailing edge out first.

Which bolts should I use for fastening?

Always use only 30 mm M8 bolts to fasten the fuselage to the Power Carbon mast.

Is the mast good for wing foiling?

Yes - especially when paired with wide, high aspect wings, where the rigid one-piece construction really shines. Its exceptional bending and torsional stiffness also benefits all foiling disciplines.

What’s the difference between Power Carbon and High Modulus?

Power Carbon High Modulus offers extra strength and 35% more bending resistance than AXIS' industry-leading 19 mm aluminum mast, making it the choice for discerning and heavier riders with larger foils. For maximum performance, there’s also PRO Ultra High Modulus carbon.

What’s the best way to care for the mast?

Rinse the mast with fresh water after use, let it dry in the shade, and store it protected from impacts and direct sunlight. Regularly check the bolts and connection surfaces.