Torq Multiplier TEC - FCS II - 5 Fin - Mid-Length

The Multiplier is a performance board designed to multiply your wave count.

Torq combined the tail of the high-performance Thruster model with a nose that has slightly less rocker and kept the rail and foil low. The resulting hybrid easily catches waves but also gains speed much faster than a narrow-nosed shortboard – with a razor-sharp, responsive tail to truly utilize that speed.

“I always pack one in my board bag when I go anywhere in the world. Small or decent waves, this is it” – Edouard Delpero.

Fin(s) included: None.

Construction TEC

Torq Epoxy Composite (TEC) offers performance shapes in Torq's vacuum epoxy lay-up. Vacuum epoxy uses a manual lay-up with a vacuum process that bonds the fiber to the board and removes excess resin. Torq has a few tricks in that vacuum process that keep the resin content at a much better level than is normally achievable.

What are the benefits?

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

The result is both light and durable. The weight is comparable to PU, but it contains much more fiber and has more layers reinforcing the rail.

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 PU, they'll feel fast at first. After a few sessions, your old PU will feel very sluggish.

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

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 level. That's precisely why you'll find Torq on the rack at Hart Beach: boards that effortlessly withstand a full North Sea season.