There's a lot of surf jargon thrown into the boards description which more often than not it's just advertising lingo, but from everyone's reviews they get raved about. I practice on my indo board for hours on end and seem to be progressing on that, but not at all with the surf. I'm trying to push noseriding aswell, which so far I've had little success, the torq doesn't respond healthily at all and the board just nose dives when I try it.
I'm looking at the Walden Mega Magic as it's a similar shape to the Torq with an extra 25L (or so), will having that extra volume get me into waves earlier? Would having something like this help with the backend of my sessions when I'm tired, I live 2 hours from the surf so we go 4-5 hours at a time. The conditions I surf in tend to be fairly mushy with no point break, rarely get above 7-8 second periods however the torq still gets into waves well with a bit of effort at times. Catch plenty of waves and can turn on the face etc but no dramatic cut backs. I'm 26 years old, 6'3, 98kg or 216 pounds so on the bigger side but fairly fit, ability wise maybe an advanced beginner? Daren't say intermediate. I currently own a Torq Tec 9'6 longboard which is 88L. But I feel as though I'm being a bit naïve as well as making assumptions and don't want that to dictate spending £1100. Hi, I'm looking at purchasing a Walden Mega Magic.
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