This is fantastic Jeff. After 2 weeks of overly obsessing research of what my next board i was going to buy, I have found this one. designed by a perfectionist like yourself. Read many many reviews and watched many many youtube vids. I am purchasing this board tonight. THANK YOU!
Great product. Totally matches my needs. I will buy one of these, eventually - just started riding a longboard/skateboard, again, after ... 35 years. Trying to get the hang of it with an equally low-to-the-ground RKP board, now. Please keep making them.
I like my Prana a lot. Don't ride it a ton because I build a few electric boards but sometimes it's nice to just take this around the block, or when traveling.
I had an Ember that I ran with Speed Vents. The only issue I had with it was hitting the wheels when pushing once in a while, everything else was perfect (comfy, agile, and fun). Nice to see that issue eliminated in a similar platform. Unfortunately, I screwed my knee up pretty bad, or I would grab one of these in a heartbeat.
As a beginner i could not find a board that makes me feel comforable/safe and that is easy to steer with one foot. Yesterday i bought the pranayama and just tried it. First time i could stay on a board and feel safe and could turn easy. It was so much fun that i rode it the whole afternoon 🙂 And beeing a heavy person this one feels solid, it has flex but not to much. Perfect board, worth the money!
Got one and I love it so much. Its really weird because I used the same old trucks and wheels from my old board, but it feels so much more comfortable and responsive. I wonder how the paris trucks would compare tho
Hi i am interested in setting up an new board for allround driving. My question is if the stock wheels bite if i switch the trucks to 165mm V3 50° front and 43° back? In my town are a lot hills so i like my board a bit less nerves.
Great Videos! Pantheon is the best deck ever made! I've got an ember and I love it. If I'm going to buy another one, I would go for Pranayama. I just have 1 question, can I change the trucks into an RKP type? Will it work? Or would you not recommend it? Hope you can advise me. Thank you very much!
rkp trucks will bite on the Pranayama, which is designed for tkp trucks. The Trip is the same platform with a longer fork designed for rkp trucks. So if you want to run rkps, the Trip is the board for you. I have one and love it.
@@natreid5056 Hi I was wondering if you could advise me. The Trip is all sold out. So I'm thinking of the Pranayama. But! My goal is to learn to pump to propel, just on flat ground, not anything crazy like uphill. I heard TKP makes it harder to pump. Do you think this is true?
@@iosoi3145 In my experience if you want to pump effectively you should choose a top mount like the Genesis. Low double-drops like the Trip and Pranayama are super smooth and easy to push, but don't pump very well. I have a Genesis and a Trip, and for flats I'd rather pump the Genesis than push the Trip - it's fun! (I haven't tried bracket set ups like the Bandito which are designed to be low and to pump. They are more expensive though...)
@@natreid5056 Thanks a bunch! You really helped clarify the differences in styles for what I want. Looks like there'll be a Genesis (or similar) in my future 👍🏻
This is fantastic Jeff. After 2 weeks of overly obsessing research of what my next board i was going to buy, I have found this one.
designed by a perfectionist like yourself. Read many many reviews and watched many many youtube vids. I am purchasing this board tonight. THANK YOU!
Pantheon Longboards... some of the best boards in the longboard business! Love my 2016 Trip!
Great product. Totally matches my needs.
I will buy one of these, eventually - just started riding a longboard/skateboard, again, after ... 35 years. Trying to get the hang of it with an equally low-to-the-ground RKP board, now.
Please keep making them.
Beautiful board..❤️
I like my Prana a lot. Don't ride it a ton because I build a few electric boards but sometimes it's nice to just take this around the block, or when traveling.
I love my Prana. Such a fun board to ride around town.
I had an Ember that I ran with Speed Vents. The only issue I had with it was hitting the wheels when pushing once in a while, everything else was perfect (comfy, agile, and fun). Nice to see that issue eliminated in a similar platform. Unfortunately, I screwed my knee up pretty bad, or I would grab one of these in a heartbeat.
I mean with the double drop it's actually pretty low. Grab with a land paddle with it too maybe.
As a beginner i could not find a board that makes me feel comforable/safe and that is easy to steer with one foot. Yesterday i bought the pranayama and just tried it. First time i could stay on a board and feel safe and could turn easy. It was so much fun that i rode it the whole afternoon 🙂 And beeing a heavy person this one feels solid, it has flex but not to much. Perfect board, worth the money!
Would be cool to see one of these for the nexus
I'm getting this one for my Birthday in September..🙂
Got one and I love it so much.
Its really weird because I used the same old trucks and wheels from my old board, but it feels so much more comfortable and responsive.
I wonder how the paris trucks would compare tho
I'm totally getting this in a couple weeks
just got one, can't wait
How is this deck for pumping? Would you recommend wedged risers to split truck angles for a push & pump setup?
Wondering the same!
Me too! I'd like to get a longboard to learn how to pump. I heard TKP isn't as easy to pump on. But Trip with RKP is all sold out.
Классная приспособа для сборки комплитов!!!
Will these be in stock any time soon? I ride a Loaded Dervish Sama and a Drop Cat right now and would love to get one of these.
Thanks.
Pantheon vs trip?
Trip is the sweet spot; are completes (trip) available to purchase right now?
🤙🏼👌🏼👌🏼🤙🏼
Hi i am interested in setting up an new board for allround driving. My question is if the stock wheels bite if i switch the trucks to 165mm V3 50° front and 43° back? In my town are a lot hills so i like my board a bit less nerves.
Can I install it on pranayama Bear Polar 155mm?
Recommend alternatives for Paris tkp 149mm. I have a deck, but no trucks
Pantheon Stylus trucks
Does this board sit lower than the trip?
Muirskate states the board is discontinued. Is that true?
Could I fit 165mm gullwing tkp trucks on this board?
I'm 6.1 and got some long legs. Will the length of that board be a problem?
Great Videos! Pantheon is the best deck ever made! I've got an ember and I love it. If I'm going to buy another one, I would go for Pranayama. I just have 1 question, can I change the trucks into an RKP type? Will it work? Or would you not recommend it? Hope you can advise me. Thank you very much!
rkp trucks will bite on the Pranayama, which is designed for tkp trucks. The Trip is the same platform with a longer fork designed for rkp trucks. So if you want to run rkps, the Trip is the board for you. I have one and love it.
@@natreid5056 Hi I was wondering if you could advise me. The Trip is all sold out. So I'm thinking of the Pranayama. But! My goal is to learn to pump to propel, just on flat ground, not anything crazy like uphill. I heard TKP makes it harder to pump. Do you think this is true?
@@iosoi3145 In my experience if you want to pump effectively you should choose a top mount like the Genesis. Low double-drops like the Trip and Pranayama are super smooth and easy to push, but don't pump very well. I have a Genesis and a Trip, and for flats I'd rather pump the Genesis than push the Trip - it's fun! (I haven't tried bracket set ups like the Bandito which are designed to be low and to pump. They are more expensive though...)
@@natreid5056 Thanks a bunch! You really helped clarify the differences in styles for what I want. Looks like there'll be a Genesis (or similar) in my future 👍🏻
Can I purchase the board only ?
It's so purpose built that it's actually a little boring, I don't commute or do marathons so I really don't take it out much.