Abstract: A safety hook for trapeze harnesses, in particular for wind-surfers, comprising a clevis hook attached to a hook plate to receive the trapeze rope, whereby the clevis hook is designed in such a way that it exhibits a wide contact area for the trapeze rope. In this way, winding of the rope around the hook is avoided.

Abstract: The mast foot mounting system for a sailboard in accordance with the invention comprises a slide track and a sliding shoe supported for displacement in the slide track and carrying the mast foot and adapted to be locked firmly in a plurality of positions along the slide track. An actuator always remaining in a fixed position is disposed at the sternward end of the slide track for release of the lock. The narrow sliding shoe is provided in front of the mast foot pin with a safety fastener which permits adjustment of the overload at which the mast foot pin is set free by the safety fastener.