Top 10 Best Icarus

VERSATILE CARVING MACHINE The Loaded Icarus is a performance longboard created for snowboard-style carving, pumping, freeride, freestyle, and urban commuting alternative transportation.. UTILITARIAN DESIGN Drop-through truck mounting for stability and easier pushing. Cambered profile and variable edge concave create a lively and precise riding experience. Cutouts combine with flared wheel wells to maximize clearance for big wheels and allow deep carves and tight turns. Minimal nose and tail kicks help navigate city streets and open the door for freestyle trickery.. STRONG, LIGHT, DAMP Snowboard-inspired composite construction combines vertically laminated bamboo and fiberglass for a durable, lightweight, and lively ride. Cork bottom layer provides vibration damping.. PARIS TRUCKS Paris 180mm, 50 matte black longboard trucks deliver smooth and controlled turning response that's perfect for hard carving and all-around riding.. ORANGATANG WHEELS Choice of Orangatang 80mm Kegels for unmatched roll speed, grip, and smoothness or Orangatang 75mm Durians for just the right balance of grip and slide for a more freeride-friendly setup. Includes Loaded Jehu V2 bearings..

EXQUISITE CRAFTSMANSHIP - Premium sculpted cold cast marble by master sculptors - real marble powder mixed with resin. Hand-crafted by artisans to give it a high-quality look without sacrificing the details.. COLLECTIBLE - Measures 11.5 inches tall and 11 inches wide. Fits perfectly on a bookshelf at home or in the office. Great addition to any Greek Mythology collection.. UNIQUE PRESENT Packed in a beautiful gift-box ready for any occasion. Ideal gift for friends or family that love and appreciate Greek Roman mythology and artifacts.. STUNNING PRESENTATION - This sculpture is made with excellent artistry, and is based off the famous painting The Lament of Icarus by Herbert James Draper of 1898. The white-marble finish emulates the greatest works of art found in museums all over the world.. ICARUS - In Greek Mythology, Icarus is the son of the great inventor Daedalus, who designed his son a pair of wings made of feathers and wax. He gave him strict instructions to neither fly too low to the sea or too high in the sky, or the wings would break. Icarus ignored his fathers instructions and flew too close to the sun, and the heat melted the wings, and he crashed into the sea and drowned..