KidsPerformance
Size Available
2.5 | 3.0 | 3.5 | 4.0
Jason Diffin: “The 2011 STORM is the sail for kid’s high performance windsurfing. The STORM design is based on the GURU concept- flexible and easy control along with a forward driving power delivery. For 2011 the STORM is significantly lighter, improving the overall
handling characteristics of the sail to make as the Storm easy to ride as possible.”
Construction
The Storm uses the new Goya unique Scrim, a super light alternative to regular materials, in extensive areas of the sails surface. Areas prone to more wear are featured in X-Ply. The perimeter of the sail is reinforced with Kevlar yarns.
Features
A full X-Ply body panel construction and the Everclear Flex Window.
Bright colors so you can see your little sailor on the water.
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RADIAL FAIRINGS
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
More Protection.
More Style.
Colors2011
CYAN & LIME & ORANGE
COLOR COMBINATIONS
The Storm is available in CYAN, featuring light blue Scrim along with Turquoise and Neon Yellow cloth accents.
The Storm is available in LIME, featuring bright green Scrim along with Yellow and Neon Yellow cloth accents.
The Storm is available in ORANGE, featuring vibrant orange Scrim along with Purple and Neon Orange cloth accents.
Mast
Get the best performance of this Sail with a Goya RDM Direct Drive Mast. Lean more >
STRETCH CONTROL
SYSTEM
The unifying feature on all Goya sails.
Jason & Bjoernthink aloud
ABOUT THE STORM
Jason Diffin: “The 2011 STORM is the sail for kid’s high performance windsurfing. The STORM design is based on the GURU concept- flexible and easy control along with a forward driving power delivery. For 2011 the STORM is significantly lighter, improving the overall handling characteristics of the sail to make as the Storm easy to ride as possible.”
Bjoern Zedlick: “Doing the Storm is a great challenge every season, because we want to implement as much of the Guru’s look and features as possible into this napkin full of technology. This year, I can’t even tell you what it is we skipped. Probably less than we should have from the marketing point of view, hihi. Makes me wish I was born in 1998.”