Goya Uphaul Line

FAQ

What is the Goya Uphaul Line designed for?

The Goya Uphaul Line is an elastic retrieval line that helps you pull your sail out of the water comfortably and in a controlled manner after a fall or when starting. According to Goya, it is designed as an accessory for all common rigs with a mast and boom.

For which applications is the Goya Uphaul suitable?

According to the manufacturer, the Uphaul is suitable for windsurfing, wing foiling, foiling, and SUP foiling, as well as for any rig type with a mast and boom. This makes it suitable for typical areas on the Baltic and North Seas.

How long is the Goya Uphaul Line?

The Uphaul Line comes in one size with a length of 142 cm. According to Goya, this length is suitable for almost all standard rigs and boom configurations.

What material is the Goya Uphaul Line made of?

According to Goya, the elastic webbing consists of 90 percent nylon and 10 percent rubber. The loops are made of 50 percent polyurethane, 40 percent rubber, and 10 percent thermoplastic material.

How is the Uphaul Line attached to the rig?

The Goya Uphaul features flexible, adjustable cord connections that, according to the manufacturer, allow for easy integration with the front of the boom and the mast base. No complicated knots or additional fittings are required.

Does the Uphaul Line remain easy to grip even when wet?

Yes, according to the manufacturer, the elastic webbing construction provides a firm, secure grip even when wet and in choppy conditions. In addition, the material dries quickly, so the line remains ready for use.

Does the Uphaul Line interfere with sailing or maneuvers?

The line sits particularly close to the mast and is very lightweight, so according to the product description, it does not interfere with maneuvers. This also makes it suitable for advanced riders who value a clean rig.

Who is the Goya Uphaul recommended for?

The Uphaul is a useful addition for beginners and occasional surfers as well as advanced riders with larger sails or foils. It makes rigging easier and reduces the effort required when starting from the water.