Torq Mod Fish TET - Futures - 5 Fin - End of Range - Mid-Length

End of Range – the last designs from previous seasons.

"I bought the 6'3 for my child. In the end, I kept it in the car and surfed it myself."

The Mod Fish perfectly bridges the gap between a mid-length and a shortboard. Its stability and overall feel inspire confidence. Fishes are wide with a full nose, ensuring quick paddling and stability – ideal for catching waves and generating speed on the wave.

If you ride it shorter than a mid-length, it's much more maneuverable. The tail plan shape and double concave allow for tighter turns for vertical surfing and cutbacks in the pocket.

The Mod Fish works in virtually all types of waves and conditions, from knee-high to overhead and from clean to messy.

Built with TET construction, these boards are extremely strong and durable, designed to withstand impacts in and out of the water while remaining light and manageable.

Fin(s) included: Thruster set.

Construction - TET

The original Torq construction – a completely new way to build surfboards.

First, a blank is blown to the exact final size, with a measured amount of EPS. Torq does not hand-shape these or CNC-mill them: they are perfect in one go – perfect shape, perfect weight, perfect foam structure.

The blank is covered with biaxial fiberglass cloth and Torq's unique Shield Skin, using a computer-mixed and measured amount of epoxy resin.

A second pressing mold – precisely CNC-milled from a single block of aluminum – cures the resin and is heated for perfect resin distribution.

What are the benefits?

Accuracy – no shaping, sanding, or guesswork. The entire process is controlled: foam density, resin content, and fin inserts.

Low waste – no shaping means no shaping waste. The cloth is laid dry, so remnants can be recycled. The resin is measured by weight and applied without anything dripping onto the floor.

Durability – biaxial cloth is stronger than plain woven cloth, and thanks to the efficient lay-up, Torq can use a lot of it. The blanks consist of high-density EPS, and epoxy resin is stronger than polyester.

Sustainable production – a low-waste process and a long lifespan mean less impact. Production runs on solar energy. All materials come from the immediate vicinity. Packaging consists of slim, bleach-free boxes without plastic. Torq makes the fin boxes from GRS and UL-certified recycled plastic.

How do they surf?

The feel is similar to PU. Due to the extra fiberglass, they absorb vibrations well, without the super-light response of the TEC. They feel pleasantly light and neutral – responsive but forgiving.

About Torq

Torq builds surfboards with its own epoxy constructions such as TET, TEC, and ACT and is known for boards that are both light and durable. The range extends from accessible fun shapes to performance models, ensuring there's something for every skill level. This is precisely why you'll find Torq on the rack at Hart Beach: boards that effortlessly withstand a full North Sea season.