Nautix Mechanical UJ

Nautix fixed mechanical-joint (Cardan) mast base is the benchmark in terms of resistance and durability.
- Recommended for Windsurf schools & clubs (the 90° hinging of the joint allows easy board adjustment of mast foot position, removal and attachment of the rig as well as rotation).
- Selected by Formula racers for its extreme lateral stiffness.
- Suitable for mast extensions with universal axle system.

Universal axle system :
The universal axle system (also called North, Nautix or Europin) is mostly used in Europe and is gaining popularity in many other parts of the world. Easy to handle even with with cold hands due to its single button release, its gives a good connection between the rig and the board. Nevertheless, it should be verified that you have full and proper engagement more regularly than a double push pin system.

Nautix mast bases are the benchmark in terms of reliability. Our bases are produced with high-quality composite materials. Moreover, a precise assembly allows increased durability.  

Technical features of Nautix fixed mechanical-joint mast base with Universal axle system :
- Designed to connect the board and the rig by being fixed on a standard deck box.
- Can be adapted to almost all the boards of the market.
- Delivered with a M8 Square Nut, which can easily be removed, making this fitting ideal for use on inflatable Winsdurf and WindSUP boards with a standard M8 threaded insert in the deck. All these i-Sup style boards require the use of a Mechanical (Cardan) Joint.
- This Joint is one of the strongest on the market, making it ideal for foiling in locations where you wish to place your board upside down in shallow flat water and attach the rig in this position, then walk the board and rig out to a suitable depth, before turning the board over so as to avoid damage to the wings or fuselage.
- Equiped with a flexible "Shock Absorber" (White Washer) under the base for the reduction of vibration and point load, without  adversely altering the slip along the deck box in your board.