Torq surfboards are known for durable epoxy construction, reliable performance and a wide range of shapes for different abilities. The range covers everything from easy-riding beginner boards through to more performance-led designs, which is a big part of why Torq has become so popular.

TET is Torq’s epoxy construction uses one of the most advanced processes in surfboard building and is focussed on durability, consistency and everyday use.TEC is lighter, using a more performance focused lay-up for added responsiveness in higher performance shapes. X-Liteis Torq’s advanced moulded construction used on selected Channel Islands models, designed to be light, strong and lively underfoot.

Yes, the Torq V+ is designed for easy paddling, extra stability and catching more waves. It’s a great option for beginners, improvers, heavier surfers, or anyone wanting a fun high-volume board for everyday sessions.

Yes, the Torq Mod Fish is aimed at surfers who want an easy, fast and versatile board for smaller to medium surf. It offers a nice balance of speed, glide and manoeuvrability, making it a great everyday board in average conditions.

Torq’s Channel Islands X-Lite range includes models such as the Pod Mod and M23. The Pod Mod is a shorter, wider performance shape with added forward volume for easier wave catching, while the M23 is a versatile hybrid that paddles well and still feels lively underfoot. They’re a strong option for surfers who want recognised Channel Islands shapes in a durable epoxy construction.

Torq surfboards use Futures-compatible fin boxes, so you should choose Futures fins. The right setup then depends on the board and the feel you want, but Futures-compatible fins are the key thing to look for.

Torq surfboards in the TET range come with fins included. These are black composite fins supplied as standard, but it’s always worth checking the individual product listing to confirm exactly what comes with each board.

Torq EVA soft deck surfboards combine the brand’s epoxy construction with a textured EVA deck surface for added comfort, grip and forgiveness. They’re a great option for beginners, families, casual surfers and anyone wanting a more confidence inspiring board.

That depends on your level and what kind of surfing you want to do. A V+ suits surfers wanting stability, paddle power and easy progression. A Mod Fish suits surfers looking for speed and versatility in everyday waves. TET is a great all-round choice if durability matters most, TEC is better if you want a lighter and more performance led feel, and X-Lite is the one to look at if you want a Channel Islands Torq model.