I own the 6’8” modfun. Bought it this summer. These are light, strong, maneuverable, and durable. I’d classify myself as an experienced intermediate level surfer. I have used short and long boards of various brands, mostly pop outs and some custom shapes. My surfing buddies ,who live at the shore year round, swear by them, they own a Torq longboard. The Torqs are a step up from the ubiquitous Bics...perhaps not as tough, but they are lighter and they can certainly offer a better ride. They are overall, good boards.
@@caitlinhamby1289 You could also get a Wavestorm in the USA, or Olaian if you're in EU. They're beginner friendly boards, and relatively cheap. They are really entry level though, and you'll outgrow it quite fast (skill wise). Always go for second hand though! :D
I own the 6’8” modfun. Bought it this summer. These are light, strong, maneuverable, and durable. I’d classify myself as an experienced intermediate level surfer. I have used short and long boards of various brands, mostly pop outs and some custom shapes. My surfing buddies ,who live at the shore year round, swear by them, they own a Torq longboard. The Torqs are a step up from the ubiquitous Bics...perhaps not as tough, but they are lighter and they can certainly offer a better ride. They are overall, good boards.
I own the 7’6 my favorite board by far
I surfed overhead and hollow waves with a 7'4" Mod Fun v+ . I think the 6'8" will perform even better.
Best review i've heard so far. Thanks!
Thanks Dave Glad it was helpful
What a great review !
Glad you liked it!
Would you recommend mod fun or mod fish
i would recommend mod fun. It should perform better on larger waves. Very old comment btw, what did you chose finally?
@@felip3dable I went for the mod fun. very happy with it
Do these work with fcs 2’s ???
Does it work with a twin fin set up please ?
Hi There afraid not its really a thruster board
This hase no lace ??
Why so expensive tho....😭 I legit have to save for months just to get a used board?
How expensive is it
about $620
Get a Bic board instead, it's less expensive and you'll get what you pay for, but it's still decent.
@@storrho sweet! Cause I'm still saving....10 months in 😆
@@caitlinhamby1289 You could also get a Wavestorm in the USA, or Olaian if you're in EU. They're beginner friendly boards, and relatively cheap. They are really entry level though, and you'll outgrow it quite fast (skill wise).
Always go for second hand though! :D