Wow that is impressive.
I imagine doing this for armstrong or many other brands can really highlight the shortcomings of a brands combined mast and connection flex.
Pretty chonker coming from my NLv2.. but on par with the axis ultra I suppose.
Thats awesome, where did you get the armstrong fuse made for the One ocean mast? How does the setup feel vs the Armstron 795PM ? Have you also maybe compared this to a Cedrus Evolution Surf HM mast?
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I’ve been patiently waiting for the One Ocean 78SSS mast with the ultra-short titanium interface and long carbon fuse. First impressions are very positive — the machining, finish, and overall build quality look exceptional. Everything fits together beautifully. Looking forward to getting it on the water soon and seeing how it performs with the Axis Surge.
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Which Axis fuse were you riding? I am on the Ultrashort Advance and am going to buy this same fuselage combo.
I’ve been riding the Ultrashort and Crazyshort Advance+ fuses for dockstarts, parawinging, and occasionally wingfoiling in light wind, mainly with the Fireball 1160 and 1350.
The M tail with the “Ultrashort” titanium fuse comes out at 58.5 cm and behaves very close to the original 60cm Crazyshort fuse.
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Would love to have reviews one the SSS mast. How does it compare to axis ultra or the code + mast for example
I was on the Ultra Short advance 60 fuse, the length of the One Ocean configuration (US titanium bit + long tail section) is 60cm - so the longest One with US fuse is the same as silly short.
Pic below of Short & Ultra Short titanium bits, carbon tail sections come in S,M & L the L is what I have in the pic.
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Not sure vs Axis Ultra, never tried that one. Faster, stiffer, looser than Code + though. I have multiple friends who ride the SSS and Code and love it. Recently a 230lbs rider in our crew picked it up and it loving it as well.
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