Pantheon Prana / Ember on street trucks

I know this may be a bit of a long shot but since Prana / Ember are still a kind of a long distance pushers I hope it’s still OK to ask; So I received a gift card to a skateshop which is mainly focused on street skating… They have Indy/Ace/Thunder/Sloppies but no Paris Trucks. I was thinking about pairing one of those with Pantheon Prana / Ember deck but I am not sure if this is a good idea and if I won’t miss having typical Longboard oriented TKPs like Paris or Stylus… what would You get in such situation? Anyone had a chance to ride those boards with such trucks, ideally comparing these to Stylus or Paris TKP?

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u/MyxuPL — 5 days ago

DIY Pantheon inspired board

Hi there, my first post here so I’d like to introduce myself with the first board I’ve made - so this one is based on Pantheon Ember Eco geometry but a little bit wider, flatter concave and optimized for smaller (70 mm wheels) + loads of flex to keep the dampening despite having relatively small wheels.

I’ve got into longboarding this year and first board I’ve got was a cheap mini cruiser which I found pretty unrideable after a while… bought myself Landyachtz Drop Hammer and that got me really into the longboards. Since I replaced the Drop Hammer wheels with a bigger ones I realized I could use the cruiser TKP trucks with the Hawgz wheels for making a smaller, more portable setup and this is the outcome!

To my surprise it turned out so good I barely touch the Landyachtz now. Mileage on the Super Sheep is 165 km and 120km on drop Hammer totally. I just love how nimble and low that board is comparing to the Landyachtz. As I started learning slides I have put a set of Peralta Snakes on it and it just kills now, super nimble, effortless pushing, lightweight and portable setup, with surprisingly good road imperfections soaking.

I am working on the bigger brother version now, which will use Bear RKPs from the Drop Hammer and designed for 85mm wheels for distance pushing!

u/MyxuPL — 14 days ago