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Impala Hera Cruiserboard Burger Babie | 31"
Old school shape, bold art, made to make the footpath sizzle.
The Impala Hera is an old school cruiserboard for cruising streets, carving boardwalks and riding pools with confidence. It's a fun, stable board for teens and adults who want classic shape and style, and this Burger Babie colourway is a bold artist collaboration.
The deck is Resin-7 hard rock maple, dipped with old school plastic rails, with a mellow concave and kicks at both nose and tail. It rolls on 6.5" Tensor alloy trucks and 61mm 83a Pool Cruiser wheels with ABEC-7 Impala Pink Rubber Shield bearings, so it's smooth on the street and grippy in a bowl.
Key Features
- Old school cruiser shape: wide, retro outline made for cruising and pools
- Plastic rails: classic dipped-deck rails that protect the edges
- Mellow concave, nose and tail kick: versatile for cruising, carving and kick turns
- 6.5" Tensor alloy trucks: smooth, stable and responsive turning
- 61mm 83a Pool Cruiser wheels: grip in the bowl, smooth roll on the street
- Burger Babie artist collab: bold, colourful graphic
- Fully assembled and gripped: ready to ride out of the box
Specs
- Length: 31.5" / 80 cm
- Width: 9.75" / 24.8 cm
- Wheelbase: 14.75"
- Construction: Resin-7 hard rock maple, dipped deck with old school plastic rails
- Shape: Old school cruiser, mellow concave, nose and tail kick
- Mount: Top mount
- Trucks: Tensor alloy 6.5"
- Wheels: Impala Pool Cruiser 61mm 83a
- Bearings: ABEC-7 Impala Pink Rubber Shield
- Griptape: Die-cut black griptape
- Warranty: Impala lifetime guarantee against manufacturing faults
- Riding style: Cruising, carving, pools and bowls
About Impala Skate
Impala launched in Melbourne in 2017, built on more than 30 years of experience across surf, skate and women's streetwear brands. Best known for its retro-inspired rollerskates, Impala takes its style cues from the 70s all the way through to Y2K, and it's part of the Globe International family. The head office is still in Melbourne.
Today Impala makes rollerskates, skateboards and protective gear, with bold artist collaborations at the heart of the range. Its mission is to support a positive, encouraging community for skaters of all levels, and for every tree harvested to make its skateboards, Impala plants three through the National Forest Foundation. It's fun, inclusive and proudly Australian.
FAQs
What is the Impala Hera best for?
Cruising and carving with old school style, plus pool and bowl sessions. The wide deck, kicks at both ends and 61mm wheels make it comfortable on the street and fun in transition. It's not built for technical street tricks.
Is a 31" cruiser the right size for me?
For most teens and adults, yes. It measures 31.5" long and a wide 9.75", so there's plenty of room for your feet and a stable stance, while the 14.75" wheelbase keeps it quick to turn. Smaller riders wanting something lighter can look at a 27" to 29" cruiser, and anyone wanting more stability for longer rides can step up to a 33" to 37" board.
Is the Hera good for beginners?
Yes. The wide deck is easy to stand on and the Tensor trucks are smooth and predictable. The 83a wheels are a touch firmer than the softest cruiser wheels, so they feel more responsive in a bowl but transmit a little more road buzz on rough footpaths.
Cruiser vs skateboard: what's the difference?
A cruiser has bigger, softer wheels and a wider shaped deck made for rolling around and carving, while a standard skateboard runs small, hard wheels on a narrower popsicle deck built for street and park tricks. The Hera sits in between: its old school shape and kicks handle pools and kick turns, while the 61mm wheels make it a comfortable street cruiser.
Can I commute on the Hera?
Yes, for short trips around the neighbourhood, to the beach or the shops. The 61mm wheels roll over cracks and the wide deck is comfortable. The 83a wheels are slightly firmer than typical cruiser wheels and the short wheelbase makes it turny, so for long daily commutes a longer board with softer wheels is smoother.
Does it come ready to ride?
Yes. It arrives fully assembled with griptape, trucks, wheels and bearings installed. Just check the truck tightness suits you and go ride.
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Bold art, good vibes. Impala since 2017.
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Longboard & Cruiser Buying Guide
Not sure whether you need a longboard or a cruiser, or what size suits your riding? Use the guides below to understand the key differences between board types, find the right length for how you ride, and see how board length affects stability, manoeuvrability and pushing effort. Whether you're commuting, carving or just want something smooth to cruise on, the guides cover everything from kids sizing through to adult setups — plus answers to the most common questions we hear in store.
