MXT RDM 34 alloy extension

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fpw9082
fpw9082
QLD
173 posts
QLD, 173 posts
20 Sep 2018 3:58pm
Did you ever bend rdm mxt or have separation from base problems?

Is it true that is better to take uxt rdm because it is build from one piece?
TheTank
TheTank
124 posts
124 posts
21 Sep 2018 2:27am
No never bent a NP MXT RDM nor did it seperate from the base. Have both the first model MXT (2008) and the newer model(2012 onwards). The old model I use occasionaly use as a backup when I want to rig 2 sails. The newer model is still going strong after 5 seasons and 100+ sessions of abuse and high tension in my NP Evo's.

By far the best extension I've ever had. Yes it costs a lot of money but you won't ever want to go back to another brand.

Have had several other brand (Prolimit, Unifiber, Chinook, etc) alu and carbon extensions and nearly all bent or broke after time.
fpw9082
fpw9082
QLD
173 posts
QLD, 173 posts
21 Sep 2018 4:35am
TheTank said..
No never bent a NP MXT RDM nor did it seperate from the base. Have both the first model MXT (2008) and the newer model(2012 onwards). The old model I use occasionaly use as a backup when I want to rig 2 sails. The newer model is still going strong after 5 seasons and 100+ sessions of abuse and high tension in my NP Evo's.

By far the best extension I've ever had. Yes it costs a lot of money but you won't ever want to go back to another brand.

Have had several other brand (Prolimit, Unifiber, Chinook, etc) alu and carbon extensions and nearly all bent or broke after time.



Thanks.

Do you also use power M base or maybe europin base+adapter,if use M base what are your feedback?
forceten
forceten
1312 posts
1312 posts
23 Sep 2018 12:25am
Not addressing NP, in particular. Aluminum will bend , carbon will break. I see neither as being trouble. What's most common is the longest one being used to full length.
I think the cost difference plays into the choice most.

Weight is a factor, but you could save more weight using K4 fins than carbon to alloy on an extension .
Haggar
Haggar
QLD
1670 posts
QLD, 1670 posts
25 Sep 2018 4:47pm
I used the MXT 34 cm alloy extension with the pryde cup fitting for many years and was excellent. I then tried the pin adaptor which was ok but the clip rusted out in 1 to 2 years which results in rig seperation when sailing so I dont recommend that. Have now changed to chinook. I have a used MXT alloy 34 cm if you are interested.
Faff
Faff
VIC
1417 posts
VIC, 1417 posts
3 Oct 2018 12:47pm
Just saw 2 North rdm extensions fail over 2 days. The plastic cracked.
5 posts
23 Nov 2018 11:55pm
TheTank said..
No never bent a NP MXT RDM nor did it seperate from the base. Have both the first model MXT (2008) and the newer model(2012 onwards). The old model I use occasionaly use as a backup when I want to rig 2 sails. The newer model is still going strong after 5 seasons and 100+ sessions of abuse and high tension in my NP Evo's.

By far the best extension I've ever had. Yes it costs a lot of money but you won't ever want to go back to another brand.

Have had several other brand (Prolimit, Unifiber, Chinook, etc) alu and carbon extensions and nearly all bent or broke after time.
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I dont recommend that. Have now changed to chinook. I have a used MXT alloy 34 cm if you are interested.
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