Suitable for everyone from the pros to the progressing windsurf wave-sailor, an Evo makes the most of every ride with its ability to maintain speed on the wave face, flow through tight turns and project big aerials off the lip. With the new models now ranging up to 100 litres, the 2008 Evos extends the world of windsurf pure-waveriding to cover a wider spectrum of windsurfers of different ages, sizes and skill levels around the world.

What's new?

The Evo XTV 70 and 75 are all new board shapes with wider tails and even more tail vee to push the balance between more radical performance and increased versatility. The Evo XTV 80, 90 and 62 continue unchanged for 2008 with designs that have extended the extreme end of performance without compromising all-round versatility.

The Evo XTV 100 windsurfing board is a new addition for 2008, developed with Antoine Albeau, (current holder of world speed record for sailing) who's a pretty big person at 97kg.

Compared to the Pure Acid wave boards, they offer a wider range of performance by making the most of all conditions. They have a more flowing riding style with a better ability at carrying speed on smaller waves and through tight turns. Carrying more speed on smaller waves and having wider outlines make for big aerials and the overall waveriding sensation steps up to a higher level.

Compared to the Kombat range, the Evos are more dedicated to pure waveriding without any performance compromise towards freestyling or freeriding.