Torq Mod Fish Surfboard Review

[@samleboutillier7992]

Silly question, but would a 72kg person easily able to duck dive the 6’2 36 litre version ?

[@BoardshopUK]

For sure you can!

[@tonz12133]

How on earth do I choose between the torq mod fish 7’2, v+ 7’4 and mod fun 7’2? Been surfing for some weeks in Portugal with a 7’6 foamie 57L and can take every whitewash and starting to learn how to carve, taking some greenwaves each session. I am 137 pounds and 5’35 tall male who wants to buy my first hardboard 🥲

[@hammster8255]

Hey Tonz, I’m an intermediate surfer based in Victoria Australia who has surfed for 40 years. With your weight and height and level go for a mod fun 6 8 or 7 2 if you can’t get the 6 8. I’ve owned the 7 6 mod fun and it’s a great board for all conditions. Surfed it in overhead at Bells Beach down to slop and performs well. Currently have the Torq 7 2 mid fish. Excellent board but I should have went the 6 10. Better for you to get the mod fun as it’s slightly slower then the fish and will help you learn to carve. Good Luck, Phil

[@FernandoTorres-fl9np]

Can the 6'10 be used with a twin plus trailer like the T1 + 1?

[@BoardshopUK]

For sure it can! get the right template and you'll be golden. T1+1 would work, the mayhem honeycomb twin + trailer would also be a great option

[@FernandoTorres-fl9np]

@@BoardshopUK Thanks!

[@Anthonyvelez13]

Is the 7.2 mid fish good for a kid? She’s 5”3 weighs 122 pounds

[@BoardshopUK]

The Torq Mod Fish is definitely a solid board to learn and develop on! Nice and stable but also forgiving. If she's only 5' 3 you could go shorter , so the board is more proportionate to her height and weight , something like the 6' 10 would be a little better :)

[@felixethier1293]

Opinion on transitionning from a 8ft long/fun board to a 6’6 fish mod? (I weight about 145lbs) I feel like my 8ft is kind of limiting my turning having 60L… so I would like a board that can introduce me to more carving but still give me the help I need for now!

[@felixethier1293]

I’d also add I’m 6ft, and ride mostly on the east coast of America / Canada + river waves! Any help would be greatly appreciated :)! Thanks

[@BoardshopUK]

The Torq Mod Fish is a great board and will be a great board to come onto from a big chunky foamie, however 6' 6 might be too big of a step down from an 8' 0. A 6' 10 would probably be a better board to transition to , still giving the forgiveness / stability needed but will be short and responsive to allow you to start making turns and navigating the face of the wave better!