PANTHEON Superdupersonic Bamboo 37″ Longboard Deck

PANTHEON Superdupersonic Bamboo 37″ Longboard Deck

PANTHEON Superdupersonic Bamboo 37″ Longboard Deck

If you’ve followed the evolution of our Supersonic model, you know this board has a legacy. It began as the Supersonic, became the Bamboo Supersonic, and now behold, the Superdupersonic. Call it the Supersonic, call it the Superduper just make it yours. What matters is that this is the next-level version of our distance machine, and from here on out, all updates live right here

Specs

Length: 93cm / 36.6″
Width: 23.5cm / 9.25″
Wheelbase: 63.5cm / 25″ – 63.5cm / 31″

The Bamboo Heavy is stiffer than the Medium, suited for riders up to ~240 lbs with 92mm Karma wheels and a 50°/40 or 43° truck setup. Heavier riders can add risers and bigger wheels for clearance. Flex is like a 7.5-ply maple, not as stiff as the 8-ply maple/glass version. Above 230 lbs (or if you prefer a stiffer ride), consider the 8-ply maple for extra support.

For those who already understand this type of LDP board, let’s just get a couple key features out of the way that distinguish this board from any other deck of this type made before. Firstly, it has been designed around the most classic and readily available RKP cast Trucks. The intention here is to offer a super high functioning but cost effective setup.

The inherent geometry of our Supersonic LDP longboard will allow you to run Bear 130mm, 155mm or Paris 150mm effectively. You’ll want either the 40 degree (Bear) or 43 degree (Paris) in back, and either the 50 or the 40/43 in front. Because of the very similar base geometry of these trucks, they will run within about 1.5mm aXLe height from front to back regardless of which truck position you use, WITHOUT RISER and 86mm McFly wheels.

Any further tinkering is certainly welcome, but this is an incredible starting point for a top of the line LDP longboard setup, with the stock setups already being super effective right out of the box.

The deck features a mild camber between the drops and incredibly tight curvature, considering the required curves necessary to make this geometry work. And Pantheon integrate very mild versions of crescent drops in all curvature points (even the down-curve of the de-wedged back end!) on this deck, making them stronger than boards of the past and allowing to control where the board flexes. The concave is mellow, as it should be, so that you’re comfortable no matter what distance you’re skating. But the curves are subtle and strong, and there are no true flat spots on the board anywhere, resulting in superb board feel.

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