The evolutionary compact wave boards in Starboard's line-up

The Evos have become the most popular waveboards in the World by a mile, and they remain the only production boards in the world to have won a PWA World Title.
Many have followed, yet the Evos continue to set the benchmark in their ability to maximize wave-riding performance in the widest variety of wind and wave conditions. Suitable for all riders from pros to progressing wave-sailors, the Evos make the most of every ride with their ability to maintain speed on the wave face, to flow through tight turns and to project big aerials off the lip.

The new WoodCarbon construction
The new Evos are available in Dur-X Wood and WoodCarbon.
The Dur-X Wood version continues with the same technology as 2008, a construction that has been refined since 2000 to provide the industry's leading warranty figures and the most reliable lightweight boards to date.
Double sandwich core, oversized reinforcements and a full 0.6mm wood skin for maximum rigidity, strength and dynamic shape integrity.

New Shapes
The Evo 66, 70, 75 and 80 are all new shapes that build on the same formula with a refined design to take waveriding performance another level.
The Evo 66 is an all new shape developed specifically with Dream Team rider Boujmaa Guilloul. It is longer than its predecessor with a more aggressive nose shape and new rail shapes brought over from the 2008 Acid 74 to add more aggression to its style portfolio. ridden compact and short or turn with more drive and a more drawn-out style.
The Evo 70, 75 and 80 feature a thinned out-deck for a lower centre of gravity that brings more control and a more accurate response. The nose design has been sharpened up for a more aggressive style and the new Evo 70 in particular has a refined tail outline that provides more drive.
The Evo 90 and Evo 100 shapes remain unchanged, with the Evo 100 continuing to provide the market's unique choice in the heavy weight segment.