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Campbell Brothers Alpha Omega Twin
Campbell Brothers Alpha Omega Twin - Futures Compatible, Solid Fiberglass.
★★★★★5.0 (2)
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$115
The Fin
Campbell Brothers Alpha Omega Twin - Futures Compatible, Solid Fiberglass. A powerful upright twin set from the legendary Campbell Brothers, tuned for down-the-line speed and precise rail surfing. With a full outline and substantial tip deriving from its 5.62" depth, this twin excels in solid conditions, offering strong drive while still feeling quick and responsive rail-to-rail. Best suited to experienced surfers looking for a committed, high-performance twin template.
Specifications
ConstructionSolid Fiberglass
Sizes—
Colors0 options
Price Range$115
AvailabilitySold Out
Reviews
What people say
A melding of the late-70s upright twin and the present-day Bonzer center fin — the full body and tip give it substantial drive, while the upright outline keeps the board quick edge to edge, a rare mix of speed, drive, and release.
Run the Alpha Omega on a performance twin when you want speed, drive, and looseness in balance from an upright template — it's the do-it-all upright twin. If you want planted keel drive and trim, the Beamish is the fit; if you want maximum loose release, the 'I'iwi.
More About This Fin
The Alpha Omega Twin is an upright twin-fin template designed by Malcolm Campbell with testing by Jacob Campbell, made by True Ames in Futures-compatible solid fiberglass. The design draws on the fast, flowing twins of the 1970s with a refined balance of base, depth, rake, and foil, carrying a full body and tip. It runs as a standalone twin set on twin-fin boards and performance twin hulls, not as part of a Bonzer cluster.
Similar Fins
Beamish Twin›
The review casts the keel-leaning Beamish as the more planted, drive-and-glide alternative to the livelier, more upright Alpha Omega.
Barrett Miller 'I'iwi Twin›
The review describes the 'I'iwi as snappier and more release-first, where the Alpha Omega carries more body and drive through the turn.
$115