Goya One 12 Carbon

One 12 Carbon
Freewave Thruster

The best of all worlds, merging the best features of each of our new boards into one. Explosive speed, range, and ultimate comfort. You and the One.

The recipe for the One starts with a base Custom Thruster shape, adding a Slalom Rocker and incorporating Bump & Jump freeride geometry. Building on our latest progressive wave shapes, the 12th generation of the One has become more agile than ever, without compromising speed. Quite the opposite, the One is lighter and delivers superior speed than previous generations. With the removal of the deck tag for lightness and sustainability, and the Powerbox for lightness and strength. Essentially, it's the best of all worlds, merging the best qualities of each of our boards into one. The One 12 Carbon. Generation 12. Combining explosive speed, range, and ultimate comfort. It can be ridden with the center or external straps, as a thruster or single fin. The new volume displacement, reduced weight, increased water flow, and new compact outline bring all the power right under the rider, improving agility and comfort on those long, choppy sections. The effortless transition from gliding to chop and jibing is second nature to the One, to you and the One.

Available in 77, 85, 95, 105, 115, 125 liters.
Pro Carbon GW construction, Carbon & S-Glass hull technology, vacuum laminated.
Finboxes: 1x Power Box + 2x Mini Tuttle.
New KT Surfing traction pads – single to dual density, sloped, segmented, tactile textured, ultra-lightweight.
New MFC fins and footstraps.
Inner and outer strap positions.
Hyper Skin GW, high-density full sandwich.
Carbon monocoque, connecting the mast track and stance to the rails and bottom, forming a cohesive whole.
Available in Neon Blue Tech-Reveal GW over Carbon finish, with Fluo Lime art and black pads.

A word about fins:
The One 12 Carbon is the first of its kind to not compromise on fin and strap positioning. On previous generations, as with any board with a Powerbox and its inherent screw hole, we had to compromise on the fin position relative to the strap position. In this traditional format, the center fin sat too far back. For this new generation, compromise was no longer an option for us, and we wanted all inserts in the exact, optimal position determined during testing. The solution was to change the design of the fin itself. Together with MFC, we were able to position the fin forward on its base, resulting in the perfect fin and strap position.
Another step in reinvention and leaving no stone unturned in the development and design of our boards.