T&C Surf Designs Flux vs T&C Surf Designs Missing Link
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Both boards come from T&C Surf Designs: the Flux is a shortboard and the Missing Link is a shortboard. Documented stock sizes run 25.25 L–29.45 L for the Flux and 29.24 L–35.42 L for the Missing Link.
The Flux, previously known as the CMG-1 model, is a super versatile high-performance all around shortboard. Many of our team riders have surfed it from small, soft waves to firing 5'-6' (Hawaiian scale) waves. The rocker is pretty relaxed and the outline is clean and straightforward. The bottom contour is a single to a double with a slight vee going off the tail. It is highly recommended to get this board with the th
The Missing Link fills the gap between a shortboard and a step up.
Features
With a lower entry rocker, beak nose and wide point forward template, you can get into waves easy and early.
The board is fast and maneuverable allowing it to work in a wide range of waves, from waist high to well overhead and bigger depending on the size ordered.
The fins are placed further back than a traditional fish; the round pin and lo
What is the difference between the T&C Surf Designs Flux and the T&C Surf Designs Missing Link?
The T&C Surf Designs Flux is a shortboard and the T&C Surf Designs Missing Link is a shortboard. Across documented stock sizes the Missing Link carries more volume than the Flux.
Which has more volume, the Flux or the Missing Link?
Documented stock sizes run 25.25 L–29.45 L for the Flux and 29.24 L–35.42 L for the Missing Link. The Missing Link has more volume on average.
How do surfers rate the Flux and the Missing Link?
The Flux has no reviews yet, and the Missing Link has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Flux or the Missing Link?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Flux is a shortboard and the Missing Link is a shortboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
