- No Wheels / Paris Trucks
- No Wheels / Valkyrie Cast Trucks
- Pantheon 92mm 74a Karma Wheels / Paris Trucks - $ 358.00
- Pantheon 92mm 74a Karma Wheels / Valkyrie Cast Trucks - $ 383.00
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PRODUCT DETAILS
The Pantheon Trip has been a staple in the Pantheon lineup since 2015. Every year, it gets just a little bit better. This year, you can count on your Trip to be lighter and a touch snappier, due to the reduced weight by cutting out the top layer of veneer or cork (depending on which model you’re referring to) and substituting for black dyed fiberglass. This deck feels better than ever with no wasted space or material. The bottom features an applewood veneer which is both stunningly beautiful and also acts as a protective layer for the fiberglass underneath. This way, if you bottom out on a curb, you are retaining structural integrity.
Our favorite complete consists of 150mm Paris trucks in the 50/43 configuration and our 92mm Karma wheels. This puts a high degree turning truck in front, and a slightly lower degree in back for increased stability, and it does so pretty much bite free. You MAY be able to force static bite (depending on bushing setup and weight) but it would be extremely difficult to get wheelbite going any faster than 5mph. This is ideal if you’re going to be riding your Trip fast and especially on hills.
LONGBOARD SPECS
- Length: 33.25″ / 84.5 cm
- Width: 9″ / 22.9 cm
- Wheelbase: 27.25″ / 69.6 cm
- Profile: mustache rocker
- Weight (deck only): 3.4 lb / 1.5 kg
- Bearings: Pantheon High Precision Bearings
- Wheels: Pantheon 92mm 74a Karma Wheels
- Front Truck: Paris 150mm 50° / Valkyrie Cast Trucks 150mm 50°
- Rear Truck: Paris 150mm 43° / Valkyrie Cast Trucks 150mm 50°
FUNCTIONAL DESIGN – The Trip’s outline shape is cut to maximize usable surface area and minimize the chance of wheelbite. A slightly tapered waist complements the camber profile for a subtle suspension effect. The open-ended nose and tail provide flexural relief, protection against impact damage, and ease of assembly. Neutral truck mounting angles simplify setup while offering a versatile starting point for customization.
CURVACEOUS CONFIDENCE – Pantheon’s highly functional crescent drop lowers the center of gravity and stiffens the drops for efficient pushing while also providing enhanced lateral support and general ergonomics. The drop also allows for effortless slide initiation to control speed in common settings like hilly urban environments or paths and trails. Mustache rocker profile combines subtle camber at the deck’s midpoint with rocker under the feet. The localized camber pairs with the slightly tapered waist to provide suspension characteristics while allowing the rest of the board to remain stiff for optimum control. Mellow radial concave provides an ideal balance of edge control and riding comfort. The junctions between concave and crescent drop create three-dimensional pockets for secure and intuitive ergonomics.
SNAPPY, LIGHT, & LOW – The Trip is a low riding steeze machine that is efficient and effective for all of your commuting and distance riding needs. A 6-ply maple core is sandwiched between layers of triaxial fiberglass with a protective wood veneer on the bottom so that you don’t scratch that structural composite layer on curbs. This layup results in a thin, stiff, and lightweight structure with snappy, responsive flex characteristics. Combine with large, soft wheels, and you’ve got an absolute cruising machine that will suck up road vibrations and keep you going all day long.
GRAPHICS – Designed by Eddie Kihm (who has worked on many of Pantheon’s board graphics) in collaboration with Pantheon’s founder, Jeff. The graphic depicts a being surrounded in a field of sunflowers over the top of the being’s head. To the being, it likely hardly sees anything but a thicket of stems. But the being’s oversoul, which is connected to the overarching reality, has a grander view of a field and sunset, capturing the true beauty of the being’s reality. Often times, we are stuck in our own respective struggles, caught in each moment. The reality of the beauty of life in all its forms—birth, death, and all ups and downs in between—escapes us in these moments of individual struggle. This graphic is to remind us that it’s all part of a bigger picture.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What trucks and wheels come on the Pantheon Trip Fields Longboard Complete?
The Pantheon Trip Fields Longboard Complete comes with 150mm Paris trucks in a 50/43 configuration, meaning the front truck runs a higher degree angle than the rear, paired with Pantheon's own 92mm Karma wheels. This setup is designed to allow tight, responsive turning up front while the lower-angle rear truck adds stability, largely without triggering wheelbite even at speed. Pantheon states that forcing wheelbite on this configuration is difficult below about 5 mph, which matters specifically for riders using the Trip on hills.
What is the deck construction of the Pantheon Trip Fields Longboard Complete?
The Pantheon Trip Fields Longboard Complete uses a construction that replaces the top layer of veneer or cork with black-dyed fiberglass, reducing weight while keeping the deck snappier underfoot compared to earlier versions of the Trip. The bottom features an applewood veneer that both looks distinct and acts as a protective layer over the fiberglass beneath it, adding resistance to damage if the deck bottoms out on a curb. This deck has been part of Pantheon's lineup since 2015 and is refined incrementally each model year.
Is the Pantheon Trip Fields Longboard Complete good for riding fast on hills?
Yes, the Pantheon Trip Fields Longboard Complete's 50/43 Paris truck configuration and 92mm Karma wheels are specifically tuned to resist wheelbite at speed, which Pantheon states is difficult to trigger below roughly 5 mph even under hard turning. This makes it a reasonable choice for riders who want to ride fast, including on hills, without constantly worrying about wheels catching the deck. Riders who want maximum stability at high speed should still confirm their bushing setup and weight are dialed in for their specific riding style.
How does the Pantheon Trip Fields Longboard Complete compare to the Pantheon Pranayama Portal?
The Pantheon Trip Fields Longboard Complete and the Pantheon Pranayama Portal share design DNA within Pantheon's lineup, including compatibility with the same 92mm Karma wheels, but the Trip is built more around speed and stability at higher velocities with its 50/43 truck configuration, while the Pranayama focuses on a low ride height for easy pushing and commuting. Riders choosing between the two generally decide based on whether they prioritize downhill-capable stability or a low, easy-pushing commuter platform. Both reflect Pantheon's approach of designing decks, trucks, and wheels together as one system.
What size is the Pantheon Trip Fields Longboard Complete, and who does it fit?
The Pantheon Trip Fields Longboard Complete measures 33.25 inches long, a length that comfortably fits most teen and adult riders for distance riding, pumping, and hill riding. This size gives enough platform space for a stable stance without being unwieldy to carry or maneuver. Riders comparing longboard lengths for speed-oriented riding generally find a deck in this range easier to control at pace than a much shorter cruiser board.