Name: Pantheon Eternal Ember commuting longboard deck
SKU: 140283

Pantheon Eternal Ember commuting longboard deck

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The Eternal Ember is a new remake of one of Pantheon’s most popular boards ever–the Ember.

Designed as a double drop commuter longboard, the Ember is made Eternal due to it's Summit Series construction. For added fun, Pantheon has added kicks on both sides, and the geometry is simplified by stretching out the drop pockets. What’s left is a fun, nimble commuter board that can handle the elements, no matter what the riding conditions. Designed around TKP trucks just like its predecessor, the Eternal Ember is a whole lot of fun with a zero hassle construction.

The Summit Series construction defines the new Ember. Wrapped in a urethane sidewall with urethane truck inserts and covered in fiberglass, the Eternal Ember is completely waterproof and ready to handle the elements, no matter where you’re skating. Lightweight, low and nimble, this deck will make a perfect commuter deck in any situation. It’s a board you can rely on regardless of the season.

The Ember is designed with flex in mind. The shape is built with low concave, which allows the board to flex and provide comfort on rough terrain. It will easily support 115kg, but it will still flex for even young and lightweight riders.

The ideal setup for the Eternal Ember is 149mm Paris street trucks (TKP style) and 86mm wheels. Pantheon made the cutouts a little looser than the Pranayama, their other premier double drop. This will allow you to put slightly wider trucks on the board and up the wheel size a bit, if you so desire, but with the 149mm trucks and 85mm wheels, you’ll be lining up the edge of the wheels right at the edge of the board and really creating a killer setup for commute that will help guard you from kicking the wheels and eating pavement. This is an ideal setup for commuting and one of the few things that really set a Pantheon commuter apart from the competition.