Goya Windsurfing Sail Eclipse X Pro (2023)

Goya Windsurfing sail Eclipse X Pro (2023) is a powerful, control-oriented wave all-rounder for days when the wind turns, the wave period changes and your gear just has to work. The five-batten profile gives that distinctive calm when it tightens: pressure stays neatly centered, the leech opens in controlled gusts and the sail holds its shape in short chop. That translates on the water to early planing, course keeping altitude and predictable acceleration out of the turn. The X Pro construction with durable laminate panels and reinforcements around foot, boom and mast trunk keeps the sail tight and true to shape after falls and many water starts, while keeping the overall weight low enough for fast pumps and a light handshake. Rigging feels intuitive on a modern RDM mast; small steps in downhaul and outhaul yield audible differences between more punch for onshore sections and a more neutral feel for side-shore top turns.

On Dutch lakes and along the coast, you especially notice the wide deployment range. In gusty North Sea winds, the Eclipse X Pro sails steadily through chop without pulling on your arms; on inland water, the sail picks up lively after a pump and the batten rotation stays clean when jibbing and short tacking. The balance of stiffness in the frame and controlled flexibility in the shoulder gives confidence on jumps and landings, with enough cushioning to catch mistakes without making the profile "soggy." Clear windows preserve views of ambient traffic, the boom opening connects neatly, and the panels are oriented to minimize wear from mast contact and deck edges. Whether you're looking primarily for power to chase through turbulent sections, or want a stable sail that supports technical sailing, this Eclipse generation feels direct, stays calm at speed and lets you stay focused for longer.

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