Firstly , let say that the Torq brand is fast becoming a household name when it comes to great value, durable, fast and great shaped surfboards.
Launched in 2012, torq surfboards created a new standard in the epoxy surfboard market, offering an unmatched combination of strength and performance.
Now including 4 technologies, the torq range features colabs with Rusty Surfboards, Minvielle and Edouard Delpero and Channel Islands Surfboards, including the new M23 model.
There is something for everyone in the Torq Surfboard range.
They offer boards from beginner to high performance and a huge range of longboards. and great nose riders
Torq Surfboard are built using the latest in EPS/Epoxy materials; the Torq Epoxy Technology combines a lightweight EPS core with Biaxial fibreglass cloth, Epoxy resin and a unique Shield Skin.
Torq surfboards are made by computer-generated aluminium moulds in order to cut down waste and produce consistently shaped surfboards that are durable with good flex and at an affordable price point.
Ocean & Earth WA / Tidal Surf carry the full range of Torq Surfboards. Tet , TEC and the ACT range of Torq boards.
If your looking for a great value, strong board then look no further than the great range of Torq Surfboards at Tidal Surf and Ocean and Earth WA.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Are Torq Surfboards good for beginners ?
A. Torq have a huge range of boards and YES, some great boards that are ideal for beginners. When beginning to surf, look for a board that has plently of volume and is not too small.
Q. What happens if I ding my board. Can Epoxy boards be repaired?
A. Yes, absolutley. All torq surfboards have an EPS core with Epoxy resin. When repairing dings only use Epoxy resin – do not use Polyester resin repair kits
Q. How do I know what board will suit me?
A. There are so many factors when is comes to choosing a board. Experienced surfers will know what they are looking for, but for the beginner its a bit harder. The big one is volume of the board. As a good rule of thumb, half your actual weight, then add 5 - 10 litres to the board. That is always a good staring point. For eg. If you weigh 80 kgs, then half is 40, add 5 - 10 to this and look for a board around the 40 - 50 litre mark.
You can always phone on 08 9591 1628 and speak to one of our staff, especially Rob, Red, Tom or Abbey who are our great resident surfers and will be able to guide you to make the best decision on a board.
Happy Surfing
