Pantheon Ember Freestyle Drop-through Deck

The Pantheon Ember is not just one board, but a series of commuting solutions designed to have an answer for everyone.

All four Ember boards are pressed from the same mould and use the same construction - strong crescent drops, ergonomic concave, 25" wheelbase, long-lasting maple and fibreglass construction. Each then has a different outline cut to offer a unique take on a double-dropped board.

The Ember is designed around TKP trucks - the Pantheon Stylus being the obvious choice - which is similar to the Pranayama. However the Ember is smaller, lighter and more nimble. It's like a having a mini cruiser, that happens to be super low and easy to push.

Your second option is the Paris Street 149mm trucks - which Jeff at Pantheon used on all the Pranayamas before he released his own truck. Using an Indy or a Sabre truck is possible but generally the Pantheon/Paris are recommended as they take taller bushings, giving them slightly more height and lean.

For the full Pantheon getup, you can't go wrong by adding the 92mm Karmas into the mix for a board that will glide forever at the faintest hint of a push.

This is the "Freestyle" Model - the longest of the collection at 35.8" thanks to the symmetrical double kick that allows for some more freedom of movement during the commute - manuals and shuvits from both ends of the boards come nice and easy, without sacrificing the super low, super easy ride.

The Pantheon Ember Freestyle is a unique take on a functional commuting board - never before has being so low had so much potential for fun built in.