Torq M2.0 TEC - FCS II - 3 Fin - Mid-Length

“Torq’s best seller just got better.”

Performance minimals are among the most fun and versatile boards you can have. Ideal for your first waves, perfect for gliding through small clean waves, and with enough paddle power and pick-up for bigger or messier surf. The improved M2.0 maximizes each of the features that make these boards so popular – volume has been added to make it even easier to paddle and catch more waves. The tail rocker has also been increased in the last 12 inches, so the board feels more lively despite the extra volume as soon as you put it on the rail.

Fin(s) included: None.

Construction - TEC

Torq Epoxy Composite offers performance shapes in a vacuum epoxy layup. With vacuum epoxy, the laminate is applied by hand, after which a vacuum process bonds the fibers to the board and pulls out excess resin. Torq uses a few proprietary tricks in the vacuum process, keeping the resin content much lower than normally achievable.

What are the benefits?

Extra layers of fiber can be added while keeping the total weight low – Torq shortboards have 18oz of fiber on the deck and 10oz on the bottom, roughly double what you find on most boards of the same weight.

The result is lightweight and durable. The weight is comparable to a PU, but with much more fiber and more layers reinforcing the rails.

How do they surf?

The performance is very direct – TEC reacts immediately, which works particularly well in smaller or weaker waves. In bigger waves, the advantage is that they break much less easily.

If you're used to a PU, they will feel fast at first. After a few sessions, your old PU will feel very slow!

Torq team riders report that their boards last about 2 to 4 times longer than their previous boards.

About Torq

Torq is known for epoxy surfboards that combine low weight and high strength, from accessible all-rounders to high-performance shapes developed in collaboration with renowned shapers. Each construction – TET, TEC, or ACT – has its own character, but they are all built to last. This makes Torq boards a good fit for Hart Beach: boards that can withstand daily use in the North Sea and work for every skill level.