Armstrong A+ 100CM mast
€350.00
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast is offered in excellent condition and has been professionally inspected to ensure it is ready for many more foil sessions, jumps, carving, pumping, downwind riding, and wave adventures. It has been carefully examined and has been found to have no cracks, dents, structural damage, or repair work. The mast has been well maintained and handled with care.
Every major component has been thoroughly inspected, including the 100CM mast, mast base, fuselage connection area, mounting interface, screws, fittings, and included hardware. No cracks, significant damage, or repairs have been identified. The components remain clean, well preserved, and ready to be used again.
Included components:
- Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast
- Mast base
- Fuselage connection interface
- Mounting hardware
- Screws and fittings
- Protective bag or cover, where included
- Original accessories supplied with the mast
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast is ready to use and can be taken directly to the water for new wingfoil sessions, jumps, carving, pumping, downwind runs, wave riding, and other foil adventures. It has been professionally inspected and carefully maintained, making it ready for many more rides and enjoyable sessions.
Description
Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast – High-Performance Foil Mast for Stable and Responsive Riding
Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast Overview
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast has been designed for riders seeking a long, performance-oriented mast for wingfoiling, downwind foiling, surf foiling, and other foil disciplines. With its 100 cm length, increased water clearance can be provided while stable and controlled foil flight is maintained.
Furthermore, the Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can be integrated into a compatible Armstrong foil system to provide a solid connection between the board and front-wing assembly. Because mast length can have a significant influence on riding characteristics, the 100 cm configuration can be particularly valuable for riders who want greater clearance and control in deeper water
Product Highlights
- Brand: Armstrong
- Series: A+
- Mast length: 100 cm
- Category: Foil mast
- Primary use: Wingfoil, surf foil, downwind and freeride foiling
- Performance focus: Stability, water clearance, control and efficient foil connection
- Suitable for: Intermediate to advanced riders and performance-oriented setups
- Configuration: Long 100 cm mast
100CM Mast Length
The 100CM length provides substantial vertical clearance between the board and foil. Consequently, deeper water riding can be supported while the foil remains positioned well below the surface.
This can be especially useful during:
- Wingfoil sessions
- Downwind foiling
- Surf foiling
- Open-water freeriding
- Wave riding
- High-speed foil sessions
Furthermore, the additional mast length can provide more room for recovery when foil height changes during turns or swell riding.
Stable Foil Connection
A reliable connection between the board and foil is essential for predictable performance.
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can provide a rigid connection through which rider input can be transferred toward the foil. As a result, controlled pitch, roll, and directional adjustments can be maintained during flight.
This can be particularly valuable when:
Carving
Controlled pressure can be transferred through the mast while the foil changes direction.
Downwind Riding
Greater clearance can be maintained while moving across uneven swell.
Wave Riding
Additional mast length can provide useful clearance when riding across changing water surfaces.
Freeriding
Stable foil positioning can be maintained during longer sessions.
Water Clearance
One of the major benefits of a 100 cm mast is increased water clearance.
When the foil is positioned deeper beneath the board, additional space can be provided between the foil and the water surface. Consequently, riders can benefit from greater freedom when riding over swell, chop, and changing water depth.
This can be useful for:
- Open-water riding
- Downwind foiling
- Wave riding
- Larger swell
- Deeper-water wingfoiling
However, sufficient water depth should always be confirmed before launching.
Wingfoil Performance
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can be incorporated into a performance-oriented wingfoil setup.
When paired with a compatible Armstrong front wing, stabilizer, fuselage, and board, a stable foil platform can be created.
Potential applications include:
- Freeride wingfoiling
- High-speed cruising
- Carving
- Jumping
- Wave riding
- Downwind riding
Furthermore, the long mast can provide additional clearance when foil height is increased during dynamic maneuvers.
Downwind Foiling
Downwind foiling can place significant demands on mast performance.
During a downwind run, the rider may encounter changing swell heights and rapidly shifting water surfaces. Through the 100CM mast, additional vertical clearance can be provided while the foil remains submerged.
This can support:
- Swell connections
- Pumping
- Speed recovery
- Long-distance foiling
- Directional changes
- Freefly riding
As a result, the mast can be particularly useful within performance-focused downwind configurations.
Surf and Wave Foiling
Wave foiling can benefit from increased foil clearance.
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can allow the rider to maintain a deeper foil position while navigating wave faces and changing water conditions.
Potential applications include:
- Open-ocean surf
- Wind swell
- Down-the-line riding
- Wave carving
- Pumping
- Wave connections
Furthermore, the additional mast length can provide greater room for foil height adjustments during dynamic turns.
Carving and Turning
Carving performance can be influenced significantly by mast length and stiffness.
The A+ 100CM Mast can provide a stable connection between the board and foil while pressure is transferred through the rider’s feet. Consequently, controlled directional changes can be performed when the complete foil setup is appropriately matched.
Carving applications can include:
- Wide flowing turns
- Tight turns
- S-turns
- Wave carving
- Linked turns
- Freeride transitions
As rider technique develops, the longer mast can provide useful clearance during deeper banking angles.
Jumping and Dynamic Riding
A 100 cm mast can also be useful for riders who incorporate jumping into their sessions.
When the board leaves the water, increased mast length can provide additional clearance between the board and submerged foil. Furthermore, controlled landing technique can be developed when the complete setup is properly matched.
Potential applications include:
- Wingfoil jumps
- Board grabs
- Air transitions
- Freestyle
- Dynamic carving
Because a long mast can require greater water depth and more precise control, it is best suited to riders with appropriate experience.
Rider Progression
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can be valuable for riders progressing toward more advanced foil techniques.
Skills that can be developed include:
- Foil height control
- Carving
- Pumping
- Wave riding
- Downwind connections
- Jumping
- High-speed riding
Moreover, increased mast length can provide a different riding sensation compared with shorter configurations, allowing experienced riders to refine their control.
Compatibility and Complete Foil Setup
The mast should be used with compatible Armstrong components.
Before assembly, compatibility should be confirmed between:
- Mast
- Front wing
- Stabilizer
- Fuselage
- Board
- Mounting hardware
Furthermore, the complete system should be matched according to rider weight, riding discipline, foil size, and water conditions.
A properly matched setup can provide better balance and more predictable handling.
Maintenance and Care
Proper maintenance should be performed after every session.
Following saltwater use, freshwater rinsing should be carried out. Furthermore, the mast should be dried before long-term storage.
Regular inspection should be made of:
- Mast surface
- Mast base
- Fuselage connection
- Board mounting area
- Hardware
- Screws
- Connection points
Hard impacts should be avoided whenever possible. Additionally, all mounting hardware should be checked before each session.
Storage and Transportation
During transportation, the mast should be protected from impacts and unnecessary pressure.
A suitable foil bag or protective cover can be used to reduce scratches and handling damage. Moreover, hardware can be stored separately to prevent contact damage.
Before storage, all salt and moisture should be removed.
Key Benefits at a Glance
- Armstrong A+ series
- 100CM mast length
- Increased foil clearance
- Stable foil connection
- Suitable for wingfoiling
- Downwind foiling capability
- Surf and wave applications
- Carving and freeride versatility
- Useful for dynamic riding
- Suitable for experienced foil riders
- Compatible with appropriate Armstrong foil components
Final Overview
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast has been designed for riders seeking increased water clearance, stable foil connection, and controlled performance across demanding foil disciplines.
Through its 100 cm length, greater separation between the board and submerged foil can be provided, making the mast particularly useful for wingfoil, downwind, surf, wave, and open-water riding. Furthermore, the long configuration can support advanced carving, pumping, jumping, and dynamic foil techniques when sufficient water depth and appropriate rider experience are available.
For riders seeking a long, stable, and performance-focused foil mast for deeper-water riding and advanced foil progression, the Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can provide a versatile foundation for a compatible Armstrong foil setup.
Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast – Technical Performance, Stiffness, Stability, and Advanced Foiling
Refined Foil Performance
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast has been designed for riders seeking a long mast configuration that can provide increased foil clearance, controlled handling, and a solid connection between board and foil. Through its 100 cm length, greater depth can be maintained beneath the board while the foil remains positioned away from surface disturbance.
Because mast length influences both handling and clearance, the 100 cm configuration can be particularly valuable for experienced riders who are comfortable managing deeper foil positions. Furthermore, the mast can be integrated into compatible Armstrong foil systems for wingfoil, surf foil, downwind, and freeride applications.
100CM Length and Water Clearance
The 100 cm length provides substantial separation between the board and foil.
When riding over chop or swell, additional clearance can be maintained before the front wing approaches the surface. Consequently, greater freedom can be provided during changes in foil height.
This can be particularly beneficial during:
- Downwind foiling
- Wave riding
- Wingfoil freeriding
- Open-water sessions
- Larger swell
- Dynamic carving
Furthermore, the additional clearance can help reduce the likelihood of the foil contacting surface turbulence during controlled riding.
Stable Foil Connection
A rigid and dependable mast connection is essential for effective foil control.
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can provide a solid interface between the board and the underwater foil assembly. As a result, rider input can be transferred efficiently through the complete foil system.
This can be appreciated during:
Pitch Control
Forward and backward pressure can be translated into controlled foil-height adjustments.
Carving
Lateral pressure can be transferred while the foil changes direction.
Pumping
Board and foil movements can be coordinated more effectively.
High-Speed Riding
A predictable connection can be maintained as speed increases.
Long-Mast Handling
A 100 cm mast produces a different riding sensation compared with shorter mast configurations.
Because the foil is positioned deeper in the water, more room can be provided for controlled pitch changes. Furthermore, the rider can maintain foil flight above surface chop while the front wing remains submerged.
However, greater mast length can require more precise height management. Therefore, the configuration is generally better suited to riders who have already developed reliable foil-control skills.
Wingfoil Applications
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can be incorporated into a performance-oriented wingfoil system.
When combined with compatible components, the mast can support:
- Freeride wingfoiling
- Carving
- High-speed cruising
- Jumping
- Wave riding
- Downwind riding
Furthermore, the additional clearance can be useful when riding in choppy or uneven water.
Downwind Performance
Downwind foiling can benefit considerably from additional mast clearance.
During a downwind run, the rider may encounter rapidly changing swell heights. Through the 100 cm mast, the foil can remain submerged while the board travels over changing water surfaces.
This can support:
- Bump connections
- Pumping
- Speed recovery
- Swell riding
- Directional changes
- Long-distance foiling
Consequently, the mast can be particularly useful for performance-focused downwind setups.
Surf and Wave Foiling
Wave riding can be performed more confidently when adequate foil clearance is available.
The A+ 100CM Mast can position the front wing deeper below the surface while the board follows the movement of the wave.
This can be useful for:
- Open-water surf
- Wind swell
- Down-the-line riding
- Wave carving
- Pumping
- Freefly
Moreover, the longer mast can provide additional room for maintaining foil height while the rider banks through turns.
Carving Performance
Carving can be influenced by mast length, foil size, board characteristics, and rider technique.
With the Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast, the deeper foil position can allow controlled banking while additional clearance is retained. Furthermore, rider pressure can be transferred through the mast into the foil system.
Carving can include:
- Wide flowing turns
- Tight turns
- S-turns
- Linked turns
- Wave-face carving
- Freeride transitions
As a result, advanced riders can explore more dynamic directional movements.
Pumping Efficiency
Pumping can be used to maintain or recover speed during foil sessions.
The longer mast can provide useful vertical range during pumping movements. Consequently, controlled changes in foil height can be performed while momentum is maintained.
Pumping can be practiced during:
- Downwind riding
- Wave connections
- Freefly
- Wind lulls
- Long foil runs
Furthermore, the mast can support a deeper foil position when surface disturbance is present.
Jumping and Dynamic Riding
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can be used in dynamic wingfoil sessions where jumping is included.
During a jump, increased separation between the board and front wing can provide additional clearance. However, adequate water depth should always be confirmed before attempting aerial maneuvers.
Potential applications include:
- Wingfoil jumps
- Board grabs
- Air transitions
- Freestyle
- Dynamic carving
Because longer masts can require more precise landing control, suitable rider experience should be established first.
Rider Progression
The 100 cm configuration can support progression toward advanced foil techniques.
Skills that can be refined include:
- Foil-height control
- Carving
- Pumping
- Wave riding
- Downwind riding
- Jumping
- High-speed control
- Long-distance foiling
Furthermore, the longer mast can allow riders to become more comfortable with deeper foil positioning and changing water surfaces.
Mast and Foil Matching
The mast should be matched with compatible Armstrong foil components.
Before assembly, compatibility should be confirmed between:
- Mast
- Front wing
- Stabilizer
- Fuselage
- Board
- Mounting hardware
Additionally, foil size should be selected according to rider weight, wind conditions, and intended discipline.
A properly matched configuration can provide more predictable balance and handling.
Board Compatibility
The board can have a significant influence on the overall performance of a 100 cm mast.
A stable foil board can make the setup easier to control during takeoff and recovery. Meanwhile, a compact performance board can provide a more responsive riding experience once sufficient skill has been developed.
Important considerations include:
- Board volume
- Foil mounting position
- Board length
- Rider weight
- Riding discipline
- Rider experience
Therefore, the mast should be considered as part of the complete foil system.
Maintenance and Inspection
Following saltwater use, freshwater rinsing should be performed. Furthermore, the mast should be dried thoroughly before storage.
Regular inspections should be made of:
- Mast surface
- Mast base
- Fuselage connection
- Board mounting interface
- Screws
- Hardware
- Connection points
Hard impacts should be avoided whenever possible. Additionally, mounting hardware should be checked before every session.
Storage and Transportation
During transportation, the mast should be protected from unnecessary impacts.
A suitable foil bag or protective cover can be used to reduce scratches and handling damage. Moreover, mounting hardware should be kept organized and protected from corrosion.
Before long-term storage, all salt, moisture, and debris should be removed.
Key Technical Benefits
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast provides:
- 100 cm mast length
- Increased water clearance
- Deep foil positioning
- Stable board-to-foil connection
- Wingfoil compatibility
- Downwind applications
- Surf and wave versatility
- Carving potential
- Pumping support
- Dynamic riding capability
- Advanced foil progression
Final Technical Perspective
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast has been developed for riders who want increased water clearance and controlled foil performance across demanding conditions.
Through its long 100 cm configuration, the foil can be positioned deeper below the board while greater freedom can be provided over chop, swell, and changing water surfaces. Furthermore, the mast can support wingfoil, downwind, surf, wave, carving, pumping, and dynamic riding applications when the complete system is correctly matched.
For experienced riders seeking a long, stable, and performance-focused mast for deeper-water foiling and advanced riding, the Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can provide a strong foundation for a compatible foil setup.
Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast – Practical Riding Scenarios, Setup Guide, and Complete Buyer Overview
Designed for Deeper and More Demanding Foiling
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast has been designed for riders who want increased foil clearance, controlled handling, and a deeper foil position during demanding sessions. Through its 100 cm length, a substantial distance can be maintained between the board and foil, which can be particularly beneficial when riding over chop, swell, and uneven water.
Furthermore, the mast can be incorporated into compatible Armstrong foil systems for wingfoiling, downwind foiling, surf foiling, freeriding, and wave riding. Because mast length affects the overall riding sensation, the 100 cm configuration is best matched to riders who are already comfortable with foil control.
Practical Riding Scenarios
Wingfoil Freeriding
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can be used for freeride wingfoiling when greater foil clearance is desired.
Once sufficient speed has been generated, stable foil flight can be maintained while the rider explores cruising, carving, transitions, and directional changes.
Freeride applications can include:
- Cruising
- Upwind riding
- Downwind riding
- Carving
- Jibes
- Tacks
- Speed development
Consequently, the mast can provide a versatile foundation for riders who want to progress beyond shorter mast configurations.
Downwind Foiling
Downwind foiling is one of the applications where a longer mast can be particularly useful.
As the rider moves across swell and bumps, the water surface can change rapidly. Through the 100 cm mast, additional vertical clearance can be provided while the foil remains submerged.
This can support:
- Swell connections
- Pumping
- Speed recovery
- Long-distance runs
- Directional changes
- Freefly sections
Furthermore, the deeper foil position can provide additional room when riding over uneven water.
Surf and Wave Foiling
Wave riding can be performed with greater vertical clearance when a long mast is being used.
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can position the foil beneath the surface while the board follows the wave. Consequently, controlled foil flight can be maintained while wave energy is being used for propulsion.
Potential applications include:
- Down-the-line riding
- Wave carving
- Bottom turns
- Top turns
- Pumping
- Wave connections
Moreover, the additional clearance can be valuable when the rider is banking deeply through a turn.
Carving
Dynamic carving can be developed through the combination of the long mast and a compatible foil setup.
As pressure is transferred through the rider’s feet, the foil can be directed through the turn while the mast maintains the connection between board and underwater components.
Carving can include:
Wide Turns
Longer arcs can be maintained while speed is controlled.
Tight Turns
More aggressive directional changes can be explored as rider confidence develops.
S-Turns
Linked turns can be performed with coordinated pressure and foil control.
Wave Carving
The deeper foil position can provide useful clearance while the rider follows a wave face.
Pumping
Pumping can be used to maintain momentum when external power is reduced.
The A+ 100CM Mast can provide a useful vertical range during pumping movements, allowing the rider to manage foil height while generating forward momentum.
Pumping can be practiced during:
- Downwind sessions
- Freefly
- Wave connections
- Wind lulls
- Long-distance foil runs
As technique improves, controlled pumping movements can be developed more efficiently.
Freefly Riding
Freefly sessions can be explored once sufficient speed has been established.
When wing power is reduced, the foil can continue carrying the rider while the wing is repositioned or temporarily depowered.
The 100 cm mast can support freefly riding across:
- Swell
- Waves
- Downwind sections
- Open water
- Pumping runs
- Carving sections
Therefore, the mast can be useful for riders who want to explore foil-driven riding beyond powered wing sessions.
Jumping and Dynamic Riding
Jumping can be incorporated into wingfoil sessions when suitable experience and water depth are available.
Because the Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast provides substantial separation between board and foil, additional clearance can be available during aerial movements.
Potential applications include:
- Straight jumps
- Board grabs
- Air transitions
- Freestyle
- Dynamic carving
However, the longer mast can require greater precision during takeoff and landing. Consequently, jumping should be attempted only when the rider is comfortable with the configuration and adequate water depth is confirmed.
Takeoff Considerations
A 100 cm mast can change the way takeoffs feel compared with shorter configurations.
Before takeoff, sufficient board speed should be generated. Then, controlled pressure can be applied to allow the foil to rise progressively.
A consistent sequence can be developed:
- Build sufficient speed.
- Maintain a balanced stance.
- Apply controlled foil pressure.
- Allow the foil to rise smoothly.
- Establish stable flight.
- Maintain an appropriate foil height.
Because the foil is positioned deeper beneath the board, water depth should always be checked before launching.
Choosing the Right Front Wing
Front-wing selection should be matched carefully with the Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast.
A larger front wing can provide greater lift at lower speeds. Conversely, a smaller front wing can support higher-speed riding and more responsive handling.
Consideration should be given to:
- Rider weight
- Wind strength
- Riding discipline
- Desired speed
- Board characteristics
- Skill level
Furthermore, the stabilizer and fuselage should be selected as part of the same compatible foil system.
Board Selection
Board characteristics can have a significant effect on the performance of a 100 cm mast.
A stable board can make takeoffs and recovery easier, while a smaller performance board can provide more responsive handling.
Important factors include:
- Board volume
- Board length
- Board width
- Foil track position
- Rider weight
- Rider experience
Therefore, the board should be selected according to the intended riding style and foil configuration.
Rider Profile
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can be particularly suitable for intermediate and advanced riders who already have reliable foil-control skills.
It can be considered by:
- Experienced wingfoilers
- Downwind foilers
- Surf foilers
- Wave riders
- Freeride riders
- Pumping enthusiasts
- Riders progressing toward advanced foil techniques
For beginners, a shorter mast may provide a more forgiving learning environment, particularly in shallow water.
Water Depth Considerations
A 100 cm mast requires appropriate water depth.
Before launching, sufficient clearance should be confirmed beneath the foil. Shallow areas, sandbars, rocks, submerged objects, and other hazards should be avoided.
Furthermore, local water conditions can change quickly, particularly around beaches and shallow reef areas.
Consequently, the mast should be used only where adequate clearance can be maintained.
Maintenance and Storage
After saltwater use, freshwater rinsing should be performed. Furthermore, the mast should be dried thoroughly before being stored.
Regular inspection should be made of:
- Mast surface
- Mast base
- Fuselage connection
- Board mounting interface
- Screws
- Hardware
- Connection points
Any significant impact should be inspected before the next session. Additionally, mounting hardware should be checked regularly.
Transportation
A suitable foil bag or protective cover can be used when transporting the Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast.
During transportation, unnecessary impacts should be avoided. Furthermore, hardware can be stored separately to reduce scratches and corrosion.
Before long-term storage, salt and moisture should be removed completely.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast?
It is a 100 cm foil mast designed for compatible Armstrong foil systems and intended for applications such as wingfoiling, downwind foiling, surf foiling, and wave riding.
What is the advantage of a 100 cm mast?
Greater clearance can be provided between the board and foil, allowing the foil to remain deeper beneath the water surface.
Is it suitable for wingfoiling?
Yes. It can be used within a compatible Armstrong wingfoil setup when the mast, foil, board, and hardware are appropriately matched.
Can it be used for downwind foiling?
Yes. The longer configuration can be useful when riding across swell and uneven water where additional foil clearance is beneficial.
Can it be used for surf foiling?
Yes. It can be incorporated into compatible surf-foil configurations where deeper foil positioning is desired.
Is it suitable for beginners?
A 100 cm mast is generally better suited to riders who already have reliable foil-control skills. Shorter masts can be easier for beginners to manage.
Does a 100 cm mast require deeper water?
Yes. Adequate water depth must always be available because the foil will be positioned significantly below the board.
Key Benefits at a Glance
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast provides:
- 100 cm mast length
- Increased foil clearance
- Deep foil positioning
- Stable board-to-foil connection
- Wingfoil compatibility
- Downwind applications
- Surf and wave versatility
- Carving potential
- Pumping capability
- Freefly applications
- Dynamic riding potential
- Advanced foil progression
Final Conclusion
The Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast has been designed for riders seeking increased water clearance and a deeper foil position across demanding riding conditions.
Through its 100 cm length, additional space can be maintained between the board and foil while riding across swell, chop, waves, and open water. Furthermore, the mast can be used for wingfoiling, downwind foiling, surf foiling, freeriding, carving, pumping, freefly, and dynamic riding when compatible equipment and appropriate conditions are provided.
For experienced riders seeking a long, stable, and performance-focused foil mast, the Armstrong A+ 100CM Mast can provide a versatile foundation for advanced foil sessions and continued progression.
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