Severne Enigma Boom

FAQ

What is the Severne Enigma Boom designed for?

The Severne Enigma is a high-quality carbon fork boom for ambitious windsurfers. It is available in Wave, Freemove, and Race profiles, covering applications ranging from wave sessions to freeride, slalom, and race trimming.

What sizes and lengths are available for the Enigma Boom?

The Enigma is available in several lengths: Wave 140-190, Wave 150-200, Ultimate Freeride 160-210, Freemove 170-220, Slalom 180-230, Race 190-240, Race 210-250, and Race 240-290. This allows you to choose the fork boom to suit the sail size and intended application.

What is the Severne Enigma Boom made of?

The Enigma is made from 100 percent pre-preg carbon. According to the manufacturer, the custom carbon construction ensures the best stiffness-to-weight ratio.

How heavy is the Enigma Boom?

The weight varies depending on the size and ranges from 1.88 kg for the smallest Wave model (140-190) to 3.73 kg for the largest Race model (240-290), according to the manufacturer. This makes it one of the lighter carbon fork booms on the market.

What mast diameter does the Enigma have?

The diameter varies depending on the profile: 25 mm for the Wave variants, 26 mm for the Ultimate Freeride, and 27 mm for the Freemove and Slalom. The Race models come with a 30 mm diameter for maximum stiffness.

What mast clamping system does the Enigma Boom use?

The Enigma is equipped with the Lockjaw system. The Wave models use RDM Lockjaw, while the other sizes (Ultimate Freeride, Freemove, Slalom, and Race) use SDM Lockjaw. This makes the fork boom compatible with the standard mast diameters for their respective applications.

Who is the Severne Enigma worth it for?

The Enigma is aimed at windsurfers looking for the lightest and stiffest carbon fork boom possible who are willing to invest more than they would in an aluminum model. Thanks to the Wave, Freemove, and Race profile selection, both wave riders and race sailors will find the right variant.

How do I properly care for a carbon fork boom?

After sessions, rinse the fork boom in salt water followed by clean fresh water and let it dry before storing it. Regularly check the screws and fasteners of the Lockjaw system. This ensures reliable clamping force and keeps the carbon boom ready for use over the long term.