Pantheon Superdupersonic Complete LDP Longboard

6 customer reviews

From: $365.00

We offer the Superdupersonic in a number of different configuration options. You can choose which complete(s) you’d like here in their various configuration. The best thing about this complete is how much more versatile it is compared to the original shape. It’s wider and stronger with more foot space, but now there’s more wheel clearance! Expect to be able to run this board adequately loose to really bring the most out of the pump.

Note about shipping: We usually ship next day but we cannot guarantee this. Your deck will be assembled by the owner/designer of these boards to an absolute top standard. We do not let subpar product out the door, but this comes at a cost of time on occasion. We will do our best to get your order out ASAP!

Superdupersonic Flex

Pantheon High Precision Bearings

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What Makes the Supersonic LDP Different

Meet the Superdupersonic

If you’ve followed the evolution of our Supersonic model, you know this board has a legacy. It began as the Supersonic, became the Bamboo Supersonic, and now… behold, the Superdupersonic. Call it the Supersonic, call it the Superduper—just make it yours. What matters is that this is the next-level version of our distance machine, and from here on out, all updates live right here.

So what makes it Super-DUPER?

We’ve been refining this deck for years, and the Superdupersonic represents everything we’ve learned about making it faster, stronger, and more versatile.

Wheel Wells + Width Update
We always knew the Supersonic could benefit from deeper truck articulation, but carving wheel wells alone would have weakened the deck. Instead, we widened the neck and tail to keep flex balanced and add strength—then added carefully tuned wheel wells for more clearance. The result? More lean, less wheelbite, and more freedom when dialing in your setup. Light and medium flexes now match the heavy flex in width, giving all riders extra turning leverage.

Reinforced Neck for Durability
Both the front and rear necks are thicker and stiffer, strengthening the highest-stress zones of the board. That means more confidence, more life in your deck, and more miles under your feet.

Smarter Construction
We eliminated the weak link that plagues most skateboards: cross-ply maple. On light and medium flexes, we replaced it with fiberglass; on the stiffest flex, we swapped in long-ply maple. The Superdupersonic keeps its energy, resists fatigue, and shrugs off the leverage stress from its signature curves.

New Graphic by Rafa Alvarez
A new shape deserves a new look. Rafa Alvarez brings the Superdupersonic to life with a vibrant design: a towering tree rooted in a mountain landscape, sheltering a small squirrel within its branches. A reminder that, like Mother Nature, this board both empowers and protects.

Supersonic LDP Longboard Design Explained

For LDP riders looking to pump, a classic wedge front, de-wedge rear setup is a must. You want high degree turning in front and a nice low degree solid back end to throw your weight off of and create power. For the Supersonic, the built-in angles provide a ton of riding options. Riders will have a blast dialing in this setup and even changing it around for different riding styles.

The front of the Supersonic mounts at a positive 15 degrees. That means that a Bear or Paris 50 degree truck will run at 65 degrees. A quite high starting place for sure, but a high degree front with soft bushings will pump super easily. It will also result in a more front-weighted pump on your LDP longboard. This is ideal if the P stands for pushing AND pumping, especially. If you’re looking to dial it down a little, a truck in the 40-45 degree range will be a little more forgiving for all-out pushing speeds, while still netting a high angle around 55-60 degrees for efficient pumping.

The rear of the Supersonic is where even more options come into play. There are two mounting options. Mounting is available on the high, 40-degree angled wedge or on the far rear -17 degree angled tail. The -17 degree rear is obvious enough. We will typically use a lower degree cast truck in this position—either a Paris 43 or a Bear 40. The wedged 40 degree rear is actually designed for a FLIPPED rear truck, netting zero or near zero degrees in the back. The zero degree rear option is incredibly stable for high speed pushing. It is also effective for top-end speeds in pumping, although more effort will be required than when using the conventional -17 degree rear.

Flex options explained

Supersonic Bamboo Light

The light flex is ideal for riders under 170 lbs. You CAN ride this up to 190 pounds, but you’re going to have an easier time bottoming it out. Heavier riders are going to stress this board more, so this is something to keep in mind when riding. If you’re a rider who really wants to ride a flexiible board, we recommend pairing the Bamboo light with risers and our large 102mm Hoku Wheels. That will get you off of the ground further and allow more space between the bottom of the board and the ground for the board to flex. The light flex is slightly more sturdy than previous versions, given that the neck and tail are slightly wider and stiffer. The body of the board still has a high quality flex, as designed.

Supersonic Bamboo Medium

The medium flex is the standard. Anyone between 150 and 210 pounds should be able to ride this board. Riders at the top of this limit should only choose this board if they want a lot of flex. Riders at the bottom should pick this if they want a stiffer, more stable setup. Or if you’re a very powerful pumper that’s really looking for a snappy flex when putting maximum pressure into the board. I (Jeff, the owner/designer of Pantheon boards) am 190 pounds and I ride the medium flex. The board has a comfortable flex under my weight.

Supersonic Bamboo Heavy

The heavy flex is stronger and stiffer than the medium flex. Riders up to about 250 lbs should be able to ride this deck flat with the 92mm Karma wheels and a 50 degree truck up front (rear would be 40 or 43 based on current options). Heavier riders may be able to get away with riding this deck by compensating with larger wheels and some risers to create more space between the ground and the low point on the board. This deck is not as stiff as our past 8 ply maple / glass version, but it is probably stronger, given the thicker plies and less opportunity for delamination.

5.00
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  1. Peter (verified owner)

    Got the stiff flex board perfect for someone 250 pounds. Great Board for someone just starting out this is the perfect board highly recommend it. The 102 mm wheels have great grip, the bearings are quiet and roll well. Also recommend the bear track. Can’t beat them.

  2. Kyle Williams

    I am a newer longboarder and I love this board for racing LDP. If you follow the recommendations on the website it guides you right thru the process.

    The deck is extremely stable and easy to ride. It pumps well for me even as a newer rider and the stability of the deck allows for strong pushes while taking turns.

    My set up before this had 70 mm wheels. I bought Hoku wheels with the Supersonic and it’s a major game changer if you’re looking for comfort. I’m able to confidently cruise over almost any imperfection or rock in the trail!

    Strongly recommend this as a complete for less experienced people because they ship it already pre assembled and ready to go. I was very thankful for this detail as the set up was pretty intimidating at first. Once you sit down and tinker with it a little it makes way more sense. Strongly recommend this for anyone that wants to get into LDP races and ultra skates!

  3. Dick

    I have waited to write a review until I felt like I had some experience with the board, and wanted to be thorough. I have just over 120 miles so far on my ss with skates ranging from 6 miles up to 40 miles. The only reason I don’t have a longer skate is lack of time, not from board issues or being too tired.

    First, I haven’t adjusted anything yet. I wanted to get miles right out of the box before doing any tinkering, and I can 100% say that this board rips. Literally straight out of the box and into longer skating with zero issues. I could probably have gone with a flexier deck, but I also like fairly stiff, so over to your personal preference on that.

    I love the Paris trucks and can pump with relative ease, and now I’m going to start tinkering with bushings to get it dialed.

    The hoku wheels are huge and ride like an absolute dream.

    I have absolutely no regrets with this board and it is truly an amazing skate. If you are hesitating on it, don’t. Just get it, get out there and skate. I can’t wait to put more miles on it.

  4. Noah (verified owner)

    Its a beautiful board designed with purpose. The directional set up is stable but far from boring. The flex feels good under foot and keeps the board height pretty low despite 100mm Hokus. This board is designed to eat up ground and make less than perfect pavement accessible. In my thirties sustainably skateboarding has become distance pushing and this board is perfect for it. In twenty years of riding this board feels like it was built with care and purpose, it is a pleasure under foot.

  5. Taylor Christensen (verified owner)

    Someone in a YouTube video mentioned Pantheon boards feeling so good that you don’t have to worry about anything, you just ride. That is definitely the case with this one. I can’t get enough of it.

  6. Yu (verified owner)

    Thanks to Jeff for setting up the LDP longboard — the Supersonic is insanely fast!
    It feels amazing to ride by the beach back in my hometown.

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