Torq Mini Mal Range Surfboard Review 48 4

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The Torq Mini Mal will suit surfers of any levels in virtually all conditions. The versatility of the Mod Fun makes them the perfect 'swiss army' surfboard, if you need one board to handle all the conditions where you live and travel. This board is ideal for the intermediate surfer looking for a well made and durable surfboard but without the large price tag and fragility of a top-end PU fibreglass board. Available at Boardshop: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/brands/torq-surfboards?cat=436 Custom Surfboard Builder: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/boardbuilder Surfboard Trade Ins: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/trade-ins 0% Finance: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/finance

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Emmanuel Galindo - 5 years ago

I just bought mine :)

Matt & Debbie Willson - 5 years ago

HI, is there any up to date 2018 independent reviews? also many comments here are by novice/ beginners . Id be interested in comments from competent / advance surfers on Torg, especially the don,
cheers, and happy new year 2019

penny firth - 6 years ago

Hi, I'm considering buying the 8'6. I weigh 52kg and I'm 164cm
Up until now I've used a takayama 7'6 and a rds 9'6
I ride both boards well but the long is heavy to turn and the takayama requires steeper waves.
Would the 8'6 be good for my weight? Any other recommendations?

Deki Smokton - 6 years ago

The 8' torq minimal (60 liters) would be a better choice for your size/weight. Plenty of buoyancy for easy paddling, less nose diving than the 8'6.. and more responsive, easier to maneuver once on it.. but if you really want something awesome, go for the Gem 8'3 by Firewire, this board is incredible.

Laurence Le Beu St Clair - 6 years ago

I have a torq 7'6" mini mal far too thin too little volume 52.4 ltr is certainly not enough volume for a beginner 8' x 22" x 3" perhaps would stop me sinking the board at 77+ kg that 7'6" board sinks 4"- 6" when I sit on it very hard to paddle 8 foot 22" wide 3" thick would perhaps be better

FrisianWolf - 6 years ago

Hello there, good review! As a beginner I am looking for a surfboard that is suitable for me. I am 1.94 m (6'4) and long and weigh about 94 kg (207lbs). I want to go surfing along the Dutch coast so the waves will not be very high.
Would a Torq Mini Mal 8'0 be suitable for me? Thank you in advance for the response.

Faaailix M - 8 years ago

Hi! I'm 180 cm and 75 kg. I would consider myself as sth between beginner and intermediate (roughly 8 weeks of surf experience). What size would you suggest? I thought 7ft 2 or 7ft 6?!

Boardshop - 8 years ago

I would go with the 7ft 6 for sure: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/brands/torq-surfboards

Philip Moore - 8 years ago

Hi, im torn between the 8'0 minimal and the 7'6 minimal as my first board. I'm 5'6 and 150lbs and want to make sure I catch waves but can still progress on it

Boardshop - 8 years ago

Hi, I would suggest going for a 7ft 6 at your height and weight. Hope that helps! We have loads of mini mals in stock: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/surfboards/mini-mals

flypaflypa - 8 years ago

Hi guys, nice review! I got a Torq surfboard and I'm very happy with it. Can you give me any piece of advice on fixing a little ding on the rail? I'm a bit confuse on the nature of the "shield skin". Wich produce is the best for it? Thanks for the replay. Take care

Boardshop - 8 years ago

+flypaflypa Hi, any Epoxy repair kit would do the trick. We have loads in stock: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/surf-accessories/repair-stuff