Neilpryde SPX 50 RDM Mast

FAQ

Who is the Neilpryde SPX 50 RDM mast suitable for?

With 50% carbon, the SPX 50 RDM is the most affordable mast in the Neilpryde range and was specially developed as an entry into the world of Neilpryde. It is ideal for beginner, freeride and wave sails and offers very good value for money.

What does RDM mean on this mast?

RDM stands for Reduced Diameter Mast, meaning a reduced mast diameter. The SPX 50 RDM has a slimmer shaft than an SDM mast and is particularly compatible with modern wave and freeride sails designed for RDM front edges.

What lengths are available for the SPX 50 RDM?

The Neilpryde SPX 50 RDM is available in lengths of 340 cm, 370 cm, 400 cm and 430 cm. This makes it suitable for the most common sail sizes in the beginner and freeride categories.

How robust is the Neilpryde SPX 50 RDM?

With 50% carbon, the mast is robust and suitable for everyday use. According to Neilpryde, it is practically indestructible and is the ideal choice if you are looking for a reliable mast at a fair price.

What surface technology does the mast have?

The SPX masts feature a Shark Skin surface texture. This low-friction coating ensures that wet materials adhere less to the mast surface and reduces friction when trimming the sail.

Can I use the SPX 50 RDM with any Neilpryde sail?

The SPX 50 RDM is designed for the Neilpryde sail range. Neilpryde recommends 50% carbon as the minimum carbon content for its own sails, so the mast harmonizes very well with the brand's beginner, freeride and wave sails.

What is included in the delivery?

The delivery includes the mast in the selected length. Mast extensions, forks or other rig components are available separately.

How does the SPX 50 differ from the SPX 75 or TPX 100?

Within the Neilpryde carbon mast range, performance and weight savings increase with the carbon content. The SPX 50 with 50% carbon is the entry-level model, the SPX 75 offers 75% carbon for advanced riders, and the TPX 100 with 100% carbon is aimed at ambitious riders.