The Mistral Maui was introduced in 1982 as an allround 'fun board'. A single fin board with Centreboard and 6 footstraps the Maui represented a golden time in sailboarding as it was a board that could be used to learn on but also for more experienced sailors to begin to experiment in higher winds and waves.

The 1982 board specs were :

Weight 18 kg

Volume 200 lt

Dimensions 365 cm Length 66.5 cm width

Construction  Polycoren/PU

By 1984 the second generation Maui came out. The biggest change was the removal of the outdated socket mast base system, replaced by the first generation sliding mast track system that allowed both a quick connect of the rig to the board and also the ability to adjust the position of the rig while sailing by pushing the famous red lever. Further changes were made to include a revamped Centreboard slot and changes to the footstrap positions.

The 1984 board specs were :

Weight 18 kg

Volume 205 lt

Dimensions 365 cm Length 66.5 cm width

Construction  Polycoren/PU

By 1985 the Maui had evolved further into a larger volume board and new forward footstraps to make it more comfortable to sail upwind.

The 1985 board specs were :

Weight 19 kg

Volume 230 lt

Dimensions 365 cm Length 68 cm width

Construction  Polycoren/ABS

By 1987 the Maui name had been dropped from the product line. The Mistral Equip was the closest board to the previous Mauis.