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So, Jskis (in my opinion) have some of the coolest graphics out there, but I have absolutely no idea how they ride, I know there is videos on their website and stuff but I have to know how they ride, and the durability of them from someone that owns them, if you own a pair, and feel like responding to this thread, it'll be greatly appreciated
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yah j has some sick graphics, some i like some i think are dumb but i love that they doing something different than the rest of the industry. either way im not super firmiliar with them but it seems like they make a set amount of each model and then never make that same ski again and change the graphics like every other company but instead Jlev comes up with something new and make that. so pretty much they all ski a little different, but id look into it more if your looking to get some
JM0N5T3Ryah j has some sick graphics, some i like some i think are dumb but i love that they doing something different than the rest of the industry. either way im not super firmiliar with them but it seems like they make a set amount of each model and then never make that same ski again and change the graphics like every other company but instead Jlev comes up with something new and make that. so pretty much they all ski a little different, but id look into it more if your looking to get some
I dont ride them either but this is not true. Yes he only makes limited edition skis but that is only for graphics. He has 3 types of skis: The Whipit (park), The Allplay (all mountain), and The Friend (Pow). Each ski comes with different limited edition graphics. As for how they ride, I am absolutely no help for you.
CalLichI dont ride them either but this is not true. Yes he only makes limited edition skis but that is only for graphics. He has 3 types of skis: The Whipit (park), The Allplay (all mountain), and The Friend (Pow). Each ski comes with different limited edition graphics. As for how they ride, I am absolutely no help for you.
Good to know tnx
I have J Skis "Whip-its" and I couldn't be happier. I don't ski a whole lot of park, but they feel great on the jumps, groomers, trees, Ice, even dirt.
The durability is top notch. I have skied 36 days on them and just a few scratches.
The edges are some of the thickest in the industry. They can really take a beating and stay sharp.
The "All-Play's" are 98mm underfoot so they float better in powder but you can still rip groomers or ski park with them.
The friend is 110mm underfoot so it is great for pow.
Overall, they fell better than any other ski that I have ever owned. Jason knows what he is doing. You can return the skis if you don't like them and he'll give you new ones.
DobberI have J Skis "Whip-its" and I couldn't be happier. I don't ski a whole lot of park, but they feel great on the jumps, groomers, trees, Ice, even dirt.The durability is top notch. I have skied 36 days on them and just a few scratches.
The edges are some of the thickest in the industry. They can really take a beating and stay sharp.
The "All-Play's" are 98mm underfoot so they float better in powder but you can still rip groomers or ski park with them.
The friend is 110mm underfoot so it is great for pow.
Overall, they fell better than any other ski that I have ever owned. Jason knows what he is doing. You can return the skis if you don't like them and he'll give you new ones.
JohnnyBlazeI also ride the Whip Its and they're awesome. Great east coast ski and really poppy. Broke my back last season and bought these as a little present for myself getting back on the snow. Got all my rail tricks back immediately on these things so I have no complaints. Nice and firm on jumps.
Thanks Homies! I'll have to grab myself a pair
I have a pair of newschoolers, so I think thats under the whipit model?
I would say I ski 70% all mountain, 30% park.. I have been riding these skis for around a year now. During the season I try to go out every weekend. For the ride I find that the skis are actually pretty good for all mountain despite being labelled park skis, so far what ever I have thrown at them they skis have handled with no difficulty.
They are pretty flexy, flexy enough that I (6'1", 167lbs) can't do the sitting on my boots with nose tips in the snow thing without being afraid of bending the skis to the point where they will snap. On the other side I have been able to straight on tail butter to some hop on boxes. Despite the skis being flexy, I still find them forgiving when hucking cliffs.