Goya Nexus B

FAQ

Who is the Goya Nexus B sail suitable for?

The Goya Nexus B is a versatile freeride sail designed, according to the manufacturer, for a wide range of riders – from beginners taking their first steps into jumps and bump-and-jump riding to experienced riders seeking speed and clean carving maneuvers.

In what conditions can I ride the Nexus B?

The sail is designed for flat water, bump-and-jump riding, and for getting started in small waves. Goya describes it as an all-purpose tool for a wide variety of conditions, performing just as well in light winds as in strong winds.

In what sizes is the Goya Nexus B available?

The Nexus B is available in six sizes from 4.9 to 7.4 square meters, so you can choose the sail that suits your weight, skill level, and wind conditions.

Which masts can I use with the Nexus B?

The Goya Nexus B is compatible with both RDM and SDM masts in all sizes. This allows you to flexibly tailor your rigging to your preferences and setup.

How many battens does the Nexus B have, and what is it made of?

The Goya Nexus B is a no-cam sail with 5 battens and features a monofilm window as well as bi-ply and scrim panels. This combination provides a balanced ratio of weight, stability, and durability.

How do the smaller and larger sizes differ?

The smaller sizes of the Nexus B feature a higher-cut aft edge, which makes precise maneuvers and tight turns easier. The larger sizes are designed for more low-end power and speed, so you can get up to speed sooner.

How do I properly care for and store my Nexus B?

After use in salt water, rinse the sail with fresh water and let it dry completely before storing it. Store it in a dry place away from light, preferably in the included sail bag, to extend the lifespan of the monofilm and panels.

Is the Goya Nexus B also suitable for travel and board testing?

Yes, thanks to the lightweight, no-cam setup with 5 battens, the Nexus B is easy to rig, transport, and test on different boards – ideal if you want to vary your setup while traveling or comparing options at the dealer.