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The Impala Hera Cruiser Was Designed by Mel Stringer

The Impala Hera Cruiser is an old school-shaped skateboard made for cruising with confidence, riding pools, or shredding across the streets. The board is decorated with artwork by Mel Stringer, who used the thee of friendship to characterize her design.

Complete in pastel shades of pink, purple, and green, the skateboard's design boasts comic book-style images. In addition to the Impala Hera Cruiser's artwork, the board is made from sustainable materials. Each board is made by pressing thin layers of wood together with an epoxy-resin glue to hold each ply in place. Impala aims to create mindful products and has partnered with the National Forest Foundation to donate part of its proceeds to the organization's tree-planting programs.
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