That dude on the left is one hot tamale. Ethans pretty cool too

the choncher!

oneil wetsuits are worst in the world my 600 dollar wetsuit fell apart in the seams within weeks of use their warranty process is horrible and cumbersome

Hi there. Thank you for your review. I see that you have the XS . Could you please let me know your waist size ? I have the same old one and I have it in small though I am very skinny.

I think the Artness harness would work on this

85L? Thats damn near SUP. That’s basically full length

Caught whitewater with a hardtop 8’ twice in my life. Used to be an intermediate bodyboarder over 6+ years ago in Puerto Rico. Moving to the Gulf Coast where they usually have small waves. Is it crazy to start with a hardboard Torq instead of a Foamie Log? What range of size you do NOT recommend for 6’1 , 225lbs?

I can smell good weed🤣

Thanks, I have been waiting for a 'normal' review. Think im pulling the trigger.

would you also recommend the version with wheels? It looks a bit unstable because the wheels are on the narrow side...

My favorite kite!🪁

I have this kite and it is amazing for the light wind days. I'm 105 kg (230 lbs) this paired with my TT Duotone Ultraspike 165cm board makes it possible for me to kite in those 10 to 12 kt days

Does it work in Europe electric system 220V?

Great video! Thanks.

why would you recommend a popout board with a construction method making it very difficult to repair? These things are landfill food

How would you compare this Flow to the XPS? Both have great reviews for all around.

What is your opinion about taking off in light winds between 58lfg X 50lsup? The add volume compensates the narrower width ?

Ozone points higher but Ozone heavier. XPS floats better, better windows, better low end.

Very enthusiastic 😄

Funny since you have that 75 that you won't sell and is marked as demo. Funny too imagine you not riding it.

What size board would your recommend for someone who is 5’10 and 155 pounds?

Thanks - have you by chance tried the new naish 85 crossover yet? if so comparison to ml? Love the lines on top of the board for mast track idea. Cheers

Thanks, fellas! This info has been added to my decision-making matrix for my next board. Super helpful!

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Better at x1,25 speed 😅 , did you guy smoked something funny 😝

Thanks for the extensive review. One question: what is your approximate weight?

Great review. Torq boards are excellent for any level. I’m in my early 60s & owned a Torq Funboard 7 6 & surfed clean overhead at Bells down to small surf. Super stable, sturdy and versatile. Kind Regards, Phil

Hey great video. I've been surfing for over 30 years and although you call yourself beginner to intermediate you seem pretty knowledgeable of surfboards and surfing in general. I have been considering getting a Torq Don HP 9'1"which is I believe ACT construction. I'm not sure of what exactly it is whether it's bamboo and I'm not really confident that I know the difference between the different board technologies Torq boards are offered in. But I really like the Don HP and I also have considered the Torq longboard probably the 9 foot. I like the Don but I like the nose rocker of the Longboard. I hate nose diving. I mean I angle the drop in as much as I can. I'm the guy who has a hard time making up his mind. I rented a 9' Torq in Hawaii and I surfed Ala Moana on it. I caught a ton of waves 3-4 feet and had fun but I wanted something a little more progressive. I wish I remembered what model it was but I believe it was a 9 foot longboard TET construction. I never did get real far back on the tail to try and whip it around more but the board was pretty boaty and thick. I always end up riding my longboards kind of like a short board anyway. I'm not into nose riding I just want a bigger board for the smaller waves where I live in southern New Jersey which is quite often. I'm 6 ft, 210-215, and 51 years old. I'm in decent shape but not Kelly Slater. I just saw your video on the Don and saw the link for this video. As another commenter said you just can't find many reviews or info on line and I had an idea I would try to find a place that rented these boards first before buying but that's very unlikely.

I'm 84kg and I ride a 65L in light San Diego winds, about 10-15 knots. It has a very good low range.

Thanks! What is the difference in weight? You should also add glasses compatibility try to the review :)

Would a O'Neil Hyperfreak fire ( 4/3) be good for swimming ? Looking to do open water swimming year round in Myrtle beach SC.

Nice video! Thanks for sharing!

First of all, these boards absorb water no matter how tight the fin screws are...but the momentum from that extra weight actually makes the board even faster. The bottom is kinda like a snowboard base, p-tex with a very light grind from tip to tail (fastest bottom in the business). Top does need a light wax, at first, but then never needs to be waxed again. The included plastic fins are garbage: they're so soft, the screws just rip through and the fins fall out and sink. Highly recommend you upgrade to their harder fiberglass fins. Due to knee surgery, I rode the 6 ft LOG exclusively for 2 years and it was the best groveler I ever owned...by far!

Hello, I’m a kid that’s 33 kg and 4 foot 7 and have been surfing for a month on ❤an odyssey skipper. I’m looking to make the transition from a foamie to a fibreglass surfboard. What do you think?

Which one would you recommend for a beginner who can manage a soft top? Fun or Fish?

which type of board is better for light winds: downwind or midlength? also what size would you recommend for a 85kg rider?

Love our ezzys

I ride UFOs with surfboards and can confirm this is the best kite for it - nothing can compare to responsiveness and drift when you need it

are any of them coast guard approved?

"Higher winds" = over 20kn ?

Hey mate I’m 6’2 weighing in at 210 pounds had 2 days down the beach surfing was my first time tried out 8 feet wide board and a 7’2 hardboard both were okay 8 foot definitely easier but love a challange do you think 7’6 board at 59Litres is a bit too challenging?

Great to the point review

I've had quite a few surf lessons and camps. I am 165cm. I mainly surf on summer vacations when i can. My main experience is foam boards down to +/- 7'0. I did get a secondhand NSP 6'8, that i haven't had too much chance getting adjusted to and surf with. Do you think that is a good board, albeit it may take some time to adjust to? (since it's not a foamtop)

Im surfing a 6'5 sci-fi rn, love it but it gets too responsive on big days and i cant catch enough waves in crowded lineups or once i get a bit tired...was looking to grab a 7'2 lib crowd killer for bigger days and when waves are fatter....thoughts?

Hi can you help me decide what is the best technology. The most strong board, the tet-cs or the tec-Hd?! Thanks

take it down even smaller to a 6'4" for smallest option. Swallowtails are too dangerous IMO - for most surfers. The thruster/pin setup works better for that board.

Hi, I’m 5’3 and 131 lbs. I’ve had 1 surf lesson and it’s inspired me to make it my hobby. I’m unsure whether person 1 or 2 suits me better because really want to have fun every time I go out but eventually surf bigger waves and progress from a good starting point without it being too hard for my current experience. (I have experience skating too)

thanks for the demo!

I'm on the right video from the premises of this guy😅😂😂😂

Great review