Torq Mod Fish

The Mod Fish offers significantly more volume and a wider profile, which makes it much easier to paddle and more stable in smaller or weaker waves. While a standard shortboard is designed for high-performance turns in steep pockets, this board prioritizes speed and flow, allowing you to catch more waves with less effort.

Yes, it is an excellent transition board. The extra width and full nose provide the stability needed for someone moving down from a longboard or foamie, while the shorter length introduces the maneuverability of a performance shape without being overly twitchy.

This board is remarkably versatile. It excels in average, everyday conditions—from knee-high mush to overhead, clean faces—thanks to its double concave bottom and fish tail design, which help generate speed even when the wave lacks power.

TET (Torq Epoxy Technology) is engineered for high impact resistance and durability. It is significantly stronger than standard polyurethane boards, making it much less prone to dings and pressure dents while remaining lightweight and responsive.

Absolutely. Despite its stable profile, the tail design and double concave allow for surprisingly tight turns. It is designed to let you hit the pocket and perform cutbacks, bridging the gap between a cruiser and a performance shortboard.