Severne
| SKU:
SSF11130.1
Severne RDM Blue
Severne RDM Blue - 370 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Pickup available at Surfshopfehmarn
Usually ready in 24 hours
Product properties
Product properties
- Bend curve: Constant curve
Manufacturer information
Manufacturer information
Manufacturer
Severne
Hans-Urmiller-Ring 57
82515 Wolfratshausen
EN
team@apm-marketing.de
https://www.severnesails.com/
EU Responsible Person
Florian Brunner
Severne RDM Blue
Description
Description
The Severne Blue RDM has a constant curve and a carbon content of 90%.
An additional fiberglass outer layer makes the skinny mast more durable and protects it against impact damage and sun exposure.
The Blue is slightly lighter (150 g) than the Gorilla G2 and is recommended by Severne as a mast for the Overdrive and Turbo GT.
To highlight the importance of a suitable mast, Ben Severne (chief designer) explains in an interview that he first develops the mast and then designs the corresponding sail.
FAQ
FAQ
FAQ
Which Severne sails is the RDM Blue mast recommended for?
The Severne RDM Blue is the official mast recommendation for the RDM versions of the Overdrive and Turbo GT. Thanks to its additional fiberglass outer layer, it is also ideal for freeride and RDM-cam sails such as Mach, Moto, and HyperLite.
What bend curve does the RDM Blue have?
The RDM Blue has a Constant Curve bend curve. Severne develops all masts with its own Severne Curve and measures the bend curve at at least 7 points for a particularly balanced performance.
How much does the RDM Blue weigh in the different lengths?
The RDM Blue weighs depending on the length: 340 cm approx. 1.30 kg (IMCS 15), 370 cm approx. 1.40 kg (IMCS 17), 400 cm approx. 1.50 kg (IMCS 19), 430 cm approx. 1.70 kg (IMCS 21) and 460 cm approx. 1.90 kg (IMCS 25).
How does the RDM Blue differ from the RDM Red?
The RDM Blue is more resistant to impact damage and sunlight than the RDM Red due to its additional fiberglass outer layer, but this adds a little more weight. If you are looking for maximum lightweight handling, go for the Red; if you want more robustness, go for the Blue.
What does the SlipLok technology on the mast mean?
SlipLok provides more friction and better grip through alternating texture patterns in the area of the mast base plate. This prevents the mast base plate from slipping as easily and you do not have to overtighten the screw, which reduces the stress and the risk of mast damage.
How much pressure can be applied when closing the mast base plate head?
No more than 10–15 kg of pressure should be applied to the lever of the mast base plate head. Overtightening leads to damage to the mast and should be avoided at all costs.
How do I properly care for my Severne RDM Blue mast?
Rinse the mast with fresh water after every session, especially after use in salt water or on sandy beaches. Make sure that no sand gets into the mast connection, and clean the inside of the top part when assembling with the oversized EVA ferrule plug.
Does an SDM mast fit in my sail if the RDM Blue is not available?
The RDM Blue is explicitly designed for sails with RDM requirements. For most Severne sails, there is a clear mast recommendation on the respective product pages. In case of doubt, we will advise you personally at the Surfshop Fehmarn on the right mast-sail combination.
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