i have a maui 100 SRS SYNERGY mast constant curve ..430

but thinking of using it on a point 7 ,which requires flex of 64 bottom ,75 top .mast ,I'm a bit fairy brained about this .but found this chart
in unifibre ..it seems point 7 are hard top ,but leaning toward constant curve ??? at least point 7 write their flex on their mast ,can't find anything on SRS .but they say ..maui went from hard top to constant curve ,,

Thanks Te hau ..i just read they beef the bottom up a bit to hard ,so hoping it will counter act not being to soft ,
only one way to find out is to try it ..being a cammed sail ..i hope its ok .

I agree with Forceten about avoiding specialized flex patterns whenever possible. I'd be especially careful with Point7 cambered sails which are not only very sensitive to mast bend, but are designed around a mast with unconventional diameter also. The base of my Point7 100% 490 is about half a centimeter wider than my Mauisails490 (The MS is a wonderful mast by the way and seems to be very versatile). If you haven't bought the combo yet I'd really advise trying it out to be sure. Point7 required bend changes with sail size and application too, just to make it really fun.

The beautie of P7 is that they have different bend curve across their mast range depending on size... Go figure

Rob11 said..
The beautie of P7 is that they have different bend curve across their mast range depending on size... Go figure

How could that be a beautie?

sailquik said..

forceten said..

Rob11 said..
The beautie of P7 is that they have different bend curve across their mast range depending on size... Go figure

How could that be a beautie?

LOL! Sarcasm dude.

that good old aussie humour ...its a a bit dry cobber .