Its for my 4m sail. The 400 mast is too big. So I was after a complete 370 or if someone just has a top of a 370 then I could put that on the bottom of my 400. Does that make sense? Thanks![]()
Oh and the 400 mast I have already is an Ezzy. Its been with me when I first started windsurfing! And the sail is a 4m Tushy Rock![]()
Hey, I am the same, I have a 4m sail and need to buy a 370, I only have 2 4.60m.
But I need a normal size (not skinny)
{or is skinny the "normal" size now ?},
and I don't need a top quality (%carbon). I am in Sydney.
Thanks
i have a loop setup my n/p rs6 4.6, the luff is 391, i use a 400 skinny and if anything it has improved the sail,i know a guy that wouldn't use his 4/6 because the 370 was to soft
I think you'd be better off with a 370 bottom and a 400 top if you're going to split them, at least that's what Mr Ezzy recommends...
I've tried a long top short bottom back to back in the same sail as a short top long bottom, danged if I could feel a difference though ![]()
Closing that gap would make a huge difference... Cut 20cm off your 400 maybe? [}:)]
So I can use a shorter top ( cut off 430 ) on my 430 mast to get a shorter mast for my 4 & 5m's? ( same brand mast - the sails need a 400)..What about stiffness / control issues etc for a lightweight..?
I'm surprised nobody has thought of the obvious ..... "Eat some pies, you lightweight lettuce muncher!" ![]()
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No it will be the same
The sail will still be setting on the bottom part of the mast - whether it pokes out the top too far, or you cut it off, it is the same effect as the sail is setting on the stiffer lower part.