Chinook Tendon 2-Bolt Euro Pin Windsurfing Mast Base
$121.00
A great choice for durability, efficiency and convenience. The tendon provides a positive, direct transfer or rig power into a board.
Staff Take: “My go-to base — the tendon delivers 360° sail response and the two-bolt quick release makes rigging and de-rigging a breeze.” — Connie
5 in stock
DETAILS
The Chinook Tendon 2-Bolt Euro Pin Windsurfing Mast Base is a great choice for durability, efficiency and convenience. The tendon provides a positive, direct transfer or rig power into a board, as well as shock absorption for a smooth ride through chop, and for jumping. Chinook’s Quick Release Plate makes it super quick and easy to pop off your mast base while leaving the low-profile plate assembly attached to your board. Less time futzing with gear. More time on the water!
COMPATABILITY
The Chinook Tendon 2-Bolt Euro Pin windsurfing base is best matched with the Chinook Euro Pin extensions shown below.
WHICH MAST BASE IS BEST?
1-Bolt or two? Tendon, rubber or mechanical joint? Euro-Pin or U.S. Cup? Find side-by-side comparisons of each windsurfing mast base system in this mast base guide. Pros, cons, and who benefits most from each — it’s all there!
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