Zero Gravity Distribution

Goya Eclipse Worldwide Power Wave Sails

Sail sizes: 3.4 / 3.7 / 4.1 / 4.4 / 4.7 / 5.0 / 5.3 / 5.7 / 6.2 / 6.8

No Limits Freestyle Wave
Direct feeling, Full power and control in any condition

Align the sailing talents of Levi Siver and Francisco Goya, and the sailmaking experience of sail designer Jason Diffin, plus feedback from the rest of the GOYA sails team, and the result is something special. The ECLIPSE is the ultimate worldwide wave and wave style sail. Incredible low end power. Huge range. The reduced luff length of ECLIPSE enables quick sail transitions and in the air rotations. Shortened luff length also allows for 370 mast up to 4.4, 400 mast on 5.3 and 430 mast up to 6.2. Incredible high end control. Down the line waves, High Wind Acrobatics, Blazing top end speed- the ECLIPSE does it all.

ECLIPSE features the new reduced head, step leech outline- this reduces head "wag" makes the sail much quieter in the hands, increases your comfort and control meaning more time on the water for you.

ECLIPSE is available in full x-ply or as ECLIPSE MONO Limited Edition- 7 mil monofilm window for perfect visibility and a slightly crisper, more direct feel.

Preferred mast- RDM
Also compatible with SDM in sizes 5.7 and larger

Goya Eclipse

Sail size	Boom	Luff	Mast	Top
3.4	142	352	340/15	adjust
3.7	148	372	370/17	adjust
4.1	155	387	370/17	adjust
4.4	160	397	370/17	adjust
4.7	165	407	400/19	fixed
5.0	170	417	400/19	fixed
5.3	175	427	400/19	fixed
5.7	180	442	430/21	fixed
6.2	189	457	430/21	fixed
6.8	199	472	460/25	fixed
Preferred mast- RDM Also compatible with SDM in sizes 5.7 and larger

WORLD WIDE WAVE SERIES ™

THE DIRECT FEELING AND FULL CONTROL WAVE SAIL

THE LEVI SIVER SIGNATURE MODEL

AVAILABLE AS X-PLY OR MONOFILM EDITION

Levi Siver

“The reason's behind the Eclipse for me is to have a balanced low drive sail with a compact feel and short mast. I wanted a sail that could go neutral real quick but then push on the gas when I need drive in my sailing. I make sure to downhaul the sail real good to create the tension in the sail that gives it release from the top and balance in high wind conditions. We created a tight head so the sail retracts back after it releases which gives it it's drive and balance. Now outhaul is relative to what the wind is doing. You can ride less out haul but make sure to have a good amount of down haul. The sail can touch to boom but shouldn't be rapping the boom unless it's 10 knot conditions.

The Eclipse needs shape so if its powered 5.0 and you flatten your sail its going to feel bad so it's better to go 4.7 and keep the shape. The Eclipse has a big range from high wind control to being able to cheat with a sail size smaller because of the drive and full shape. Another trick is to move your harness lines an inch to two inches towards the clue to centralize the low drive management. So, the principle of the Eclipse is to ride a smaller sail which means better style on the wave.”