Torq Mod Fun Surfboard Review

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  • čas přidán 21. 05. 2024
  • The Torq Mod surfboard has been treated to a new graphics package for this Summer. This is going to be a very popular board this season, so if you want one don't drag your heels!
    The Swiss army knife of the Torq quiver, the Mod Fun can do it all and will work for a wide range of abilities and sizes.
    The board features a medium full nose and shallow mid-entry rocker and there is plenty of volume for smaller mushier waves. When the surf gets bigger the Mod Fun can handle it; just plant your back foot above the fins and the board takes on a whole new persona. It couldn't be further from a mini-mal, the Mod Fun delivers performance in bucket loads! The Mod Fun has a traditional three fin thruster set-up and comes with a set of Futures fins.
    Torq Surfboards are constructed using the most up-to-date Epoxy Technology, using the latest EPS Epoxy Materials. The lightweight EPS Core is combined with Biaxial fibreglass cloth, Epoxy resin and Torq's unique Shield Skin. Constructed in the most advanced mould on the planet, creating the most perfect production every time.
    This unique combination of advanced materials and high-tech construction produces a board that performs at the very highest level, offering lightweight shapes with a responsive flex (missing on some cheaper Epoxy boards) but also makes for a really durable and strong surfboard. Your new Torq mini mal will keep you stoked from your first wave to your last. Enjoy!
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Komentáře • 11

  • @francomunoz229
    @francomunoz229 Před měsícem

    Great board. Versatile

  • @jambyjam359
    @jambyjam359 Před měsícem

    I’m trying to choose be a modfun, fish and v+. I’m 5”5”
    120 pounds. Not surfing super often. Had short board experience in the 80’s, not enjoying long foamies but also super rusty and not super aggressive. Recommend a board and size?

  • @dlewis129
    @dlewis129 Před 2 měsíci

    Hi. What size would you recommend for a man 5’9 10.5 stone. Lower intermediate please

    • @BoardshopUK
      @BoardshopUK  Před 2 měsíci +1

      Hi! 8ft boards are always a good starting place for anyone looking to get their first harder board or someone wanting a bit more maneuverability in their surfing, it also offers plenty of stability and control which is ideal for dialing in your skills and getting them mastered, if you're committed and want to push yourself go for a 7' 2 , this will be more maneuverable and responsive.

  • @Machobuck1317
    @Machobuck1317 Před měsícem

    I’m 5”6 n 140 pounds what would you recommend?? I’ll be doing surf lessons in California n we are having a surf wave pool built in Arizona. So I’m looking for a board I can use for a long time.

    • @BoardshopUK
      @BoardshopUK  Před měsícem

      Either the Torq mod fun or mod fish will be a great starting place, stable, forgiving but will allow progression to take place. fun boards which can be surfed in a wide range of conditions !

  • @shanebrowning6817
    @shanebrowning6817 Před 2 měsíci

    Can we have the volume in the videos?

    • @BoardshopUK
      @BoardshopUK  Před 2 měsíci +1

      Thanks for the suggestion! We'll get Ian to mention them in future vids ! this Mod fun is 7' 2 and comes in at 47.2L

  • @hmmitsmads
    @hmmitsmads Před 2 měsíci

    WHERE WAS THIS COLOR WHEN I BOUGHT MY MOD FUN

    • @BoardshopUK
      @BoardshopUK  Před 2 měsíci +1

      Latest release of the 2024 colourways!

    • @hmmitsmads
      @hmmitsmads Před 2 měsíci

      @@BoardshopUK sad, might needs buy a new board now. 😍