PANTHEON Nexus FG Ruins 36.25″ Complete

PANTHEON Nexus FG Ruins 36.25″ Complete

PANTHEON Nexus FG Ruins 36.25″ Complete  – As setup you can choose between different colors of Paris 165mm 50° trucks and between Seismic Speed Vents or Orangatang Cagauamas or Kegels

!!! By choosing Speed Vents set the quantity to „2“ as they are only sold in sets of 2 !!! 

The Nexus has intense curves that are both ergonomic and comfortable. The crescent drop you’ve grown to know and love Pantheon Longboards for is, of course, a big part of this deck. One inch big, to be exact! And in between the drops, we’ve added a quarter inch of rocker for even lower pushing and to increase confidence in slides. Combine this dropped platform on a drop-through longboard, and this is the board that we’ve been taking up and down the mountains here in Colorado, setting personal records for uphill pushing and equally pushing our limits down the hill. Seriously…the fastest standup slides I’ve ever thrown have been on this deck, in bathing suit shorts. While the clothing choice is not exactly recommended, the point stands. Confidence goes up being on such a low, stiff, and forgiving platform. A lot of advanced riders will move to top mounts for a dedicated freeride longboard, but this Nexus will keep up in every way and is especially easy to learn on for people who are just beginning.

Length: 36.25″ (92 cm)

Width: 9.6″ (24.75 cm)

WB: 29.5 – 30.25″ (75 – 76.85 cm)

36 Grit Laser Cut Griptape Included

8 Ply Maple, 2x Triaxial Fiberglass Construction

1-inch Crescent Drop

1/4″ Rocker

New Maple and Fiberglass Construction!

The 2020 Nexus has been in the prototype stage for FAR TOO LONG. We truly tested virtually every construction we could think of, and we even sold a few fancy carbon/poplar decks for a while. We’ve done bamboo cores with fiberglass, maple only, bamboo/maple hybrids, bamboo/maple/fiberglass hybrids. But nothing stood the test of time or offered as much bang for the buck as classic fiberglass and maple. A freeride longboard doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg, and we feel that the maple/fiberglass construction is truly optimized for the task. The final deck combines 8 plies of Canadian maple with two layers of triaxial fiberglass underneath the top and bottom layers of maple. This gives the deck excellent stiffness while still offering just a touch of dampening flex that can be noticed in the center of the board while pushing, and it makes the board virtually warp-proof. The Nexus will undoubtedly stand the test of time and weather the elements quite well.