6'2" Jon Wegener Peanut Alaia glass the Campbell Brothers didn't need

the Campbell Brothers didn't need to make more twin fin designs after making a performance oriented improvement on the MR style twin

but are a great compromise between less forgiving hulls and full-railed egg shapes

The board has a soft rail for much of the board and tapers into a harder edge towards the tail

It begins with a mellow rolled entry that flows into a single to double concave before running flat out the tail

Jeff Timpone and profressive chargers like Junior Beck

6'2" Jon Wegener Peanut Alaia glass the Campbell Brothers didn't need6'2" Jon Wegener is perhaps the most influential and well known wooden board builder in the modern age. He specializes in equipment that could be considered the oldest form of the surfboard: finless wooden planks called alaias! Emphasizing sustainability and purity, Jon pays homage to surfing's Polynesian roots by crafting his alaias with all natural materials such as the durable, yet light and floaty Paulownia wood. The Peanut is a modern,