Hi everyone. When you need to take your foil off, those pesky t-nuts really pissed me off. So I fixed it - I designed and made GrabNutz that lock to your foil track. Why? So you always know where to put your foil, and you get to bolt your gear together fast!

I got my first production delivery this week, which work great. QUESTION: What do you feel is the right price for a set of these?

Lot of work to make , have to be $15 to $20 each

I just use the Armstrong mast nuts - simple and effective:-)

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Johndesu said..
I just use the Armstrong mast nuts - simple and effective:-)

Yes, I love the slotted base plate holes and big washer plates. I'm a A-fan

Brilliant idea!! Well done!

Nice idea, but one must be careful not to crack the bottom of the box, that are not their strongest part.

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colas said..
Nice idea, but one must be careful not to crack the bottom of the box, that are not their strongest part.

Yeah - you just need to nip them up. No need to put lots of pressure on it. They hold well.

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Piros said..
Lot of work to make , have to be $15 to $20 each

Tricky, but we've got them nailed now... launched this weekend in NZ trying retail of 29.99 USD > $40 AUS per set. they are 316 stainless - nice quality.

I love the idea, but that is somehow useless, as you can't adjust the foil position easily. The reason why I prefer a board with US-boxes even for windfoiling, is the fact that I can trim the foil-position. In light-wind I use a different position than in medium or strong wind. Different foil setups need different trim setups, as I use straps on the board. Probably great for those riding strapless....

@foilsleeve what's your website mate? You didn't plug them hard enough ??

www.foilsleeve.com

They look like a decent product, if I didn't have slotted holes in my base plate and had to remove the bolts I reckon I would grab some.
As it is I just loosen the bolts a bit to get the mast off then just nip them up and leave the bolts and t nuts in the tracks.

I ordered a set even though I have a slotted mast base. My plan is to use two at the front, locked to the track, the two rear will be standard sliding. This way the mast plate will go back to exactly the same place each time.
The bonus is one set does 2 boards.

I think it's a great idea , not just for mounting your foil in the right spot every time but stop the T nuts from falling out . I have lost so many that way taking the foil off and loading in your car only to find one missing next time you use it.

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Piros said..
I think it's a great idea , not just for mounting your foil in the right spot every time but stop the T nuts from falling out . I have lost so many that way taking the foil off and loading in your car only to find one missing next time you use it.

You know what else to do that is just the same effort.
But good on you for supporting them.

I stick deck grip in the bottom of the track. Stops them coming out.

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hilly said..
I stick deck grip in the bottom of the track. Stops them coming out.

Or just insert a strip of foam cut to the exact dimensions of the hole spacing in the plate:

Kitepower sells the brass ones for $14.95 ea, just thought

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warwickl said..

Piros said..
I think it's a great idea , not just for mounting your foil in the right spot every time but stop the T nuts from falling out . I have lost so many that way taking the foil off and loading in your car only to find one missing next time you use it.

You know what else to do that is just the same effort.
But good on you for supporting them.

Kitepower sells the brass ones for $14.95 ea, just thought these 316 stainless ones are stronger and cheaper. And these ones won't crack.