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 What's new?
 With the 211 base, the acting forces were simply broken down. Conventional 1-bolt systems function via a non-positive transmission of forces. The tighter the mast foot is tightened, the more securely it sits. With the 211-Base, on the other hand, the horizontal force component is absorbed by a firmly screwed sliding block as in a 2-bolt mast foot system. The only difference is that no mast base plate is screwed onto the board, but the screw connection takes place in the mast rail. The last degree of freedom, namely torsion, is prevented by the cover cap, whose locking pins engage in the mast rail. A clean solution that has not existed before, but which has clear advantages!
  
 Advantages over 1-bolt mast foot systems
 No unwanted loosening of the mast base from the mast track
 No over-tightening of the mast foot required
 No more jammed mast foot that has to be loosened with a tool
 No more searching for the optimal mast foot position
 Weight only approx. 260 g instead of 350 g and more...
 Low overall height of only approx. 69mm instead of approx. 85mm and more...
 Fork can be attached higher thereby more sailing power
 Clean design, no sharp edges or annoying levers

 Advantages compared to 2-bolt mast foot systems
 No protruding mast base plate
 More than one mast foot position adjustable
 Weight only approx. 260 g. Instead of about 350gr and more...
 Low overall height of only approx. 69mm instead of approx. 85mm and more...
 Fork can be attached higher, thus more sailing power
 Cost savings with 3 boards of approx. 80 €
 Clean design
  
 Furnishing
 R3- Joint rubber joint (with internal aramid safety line)
 M10 Europin
 Double sliding block with locking screw