If it's the older model it should, similar questions asked at ezzy.com:

www.ezzy.com/masts/mast-overview/

Lorenz Martinelli
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Ezzy (top or base) mast and Powerex (base or top) mast can fit together?

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9 months ago F

ezzysails
yes, as long as it is the "older" Powerex, not the new re-invented Powerex masts which are just starting to come out.

Haircut said...


is powerex now making masts again?

i don't think so (anyone have an old powerex top they want to sell me ?? ) , this ezzy forum info is all to confusing, think ill just buy a K3 whitestick so i have a warranty, anyone want to share there experience with a K3 WS ??

r2908 said...

Haircut said...


is powerex now making masts again?

i don't think so (anyone have an old powerex top they want to sell me ?? ) , this ezzy forum info is all to confusing, think ill just buy a K3 whitestick so i have a warranty, anyone want to share there experience with a K3 WS ??

K3 Battlestick is as good or better than Powerex ( 1 season of use in a pretty poor year).... IMO

Battlestick = hardtop
Whitestick = constant curve

swoosh said...

patsken said...

r2908 said...

Haircut said...


is powerex now making masts again?

i don't think so (anyone have an old powerex top they want to sell me ?? ) , this ezzy forum info is all to confusing, think ill just buy a K3 whitestick so i have a warranty, anyone want to share there experience with a K3 WS ??

K3 Battlestick is as good or better than Powerex ( 1 season of use in a pretty poor year).... IMO

in what way is it better?

Strength,feel and weight are as good (at least as good). Looks and price are better. Not sure what the price in Perth is now but I paid $430 for 430cm late last year... Then again I have no idea what a Powerex costs now but my old one was a fair bit more if I remember rightly???

ikw777 said...

Battlestick = hardtop
Whitestick = constant curve

yep and the BS looks way stronger too.. Kevlar etc.. thanks for the comments

r2908 said...

busted my powerex top, can i buy a ezzy top to replace it ??

The old style Powerex and Ezzy are compatible, so in theory it should be fine. I used this principle when I snapped the top of my Ezzy 400, and bought a Powerex 400 as a replacement/backup. While the masts are compatible, the ferrule diameter is not eactly the same; Powerex being slightly larger in my case. So in this instance, if I want to mix and match, I need to tape up the Ezzy male end to make sure it packs tight. Haven't been arsed to do this so far, so am still using the old mix of 370/430...