2006 Goya Wave Series, 66 to 84 liters

Francisco Goya: "These boards are best for strong winds from any direction and for side-shore conditions. The 66 and 72 perform well basically anywhere the winds are strong, including lakes and spots with on-shore and side-shore winds. I especially recommend these boards for intermediate to advanced sailors looking at riding in winds from the mid-20's into the 30's (knots) and above. The 78 and 84 are ideal light-wind or side-shore boards, and they are also great for the advanced, heavier rider who like a full wave board in strong winds and wants to ride as close to the wave as possible."

2006 Goya Wave XR Series, 76 to 92 liters

Francisco Goya: "With shorter, wider, and more compact outlines, these new boards turn tighter and have a slightly faster rocker than the Wave line. They start planing even earlier and have more power-upwind ability. They are pefectly balanced for on-shore winds or conditions that are just not as wave oriented as spots like Ho'opika. That's why the series sizes start a bit bigger and go higher up in volume. I use a Wave XR for on-shore or lighter-wind wave days, and on the days that I really want to get in as much riding and jumping as possible in a short period of time."

2006 Goya FreeWave Series, 77 to 95 liters

Francisco Goya: "These are sort, wide boards with a fast rocker and sharp rails, which translates into earlier planing. The rails are slightly fuller, creating a flatter deck and a more stable ride that is better for beginning wave and freestyle sailors. At the same time, the most advanced sailors enjoy the FreeWave as a full-blast wave/freestyle/highwind freestyle type board. For me personally, if I want to ride on a wave board but I'm at a light wind, flat water spot, so if conditions are just too out of control for one of my 105/125 liters boards, I find that a FreeWave 95, 85 and 77 feels just great."