There’s a sale on the On3p sight rn and they’re my dream ski. I was looking into buying or looking into the market for next season bc ppl will sell their skis soon and I realized that I don’t know which On3p would suit me best. I’m 5’6 rn and I’m small for my age (highschool) 110lbs but I’m taller than both my parents so realistically im prolly only gonna grow like 1-3 inches give or take meaning they would last a while (makes it worth the money). I ski mostly park but east coast so I go outside the park once in a while especially on trips. I like the magnus bc it’s softer but the Jeffery looks more all mountain. I got k2 sights 2022 for this season which are pretty stiff for park so I would like something softer than that but not a full noodle like a Vishnu. Lmk what model would suit me best if u can.
Jeffery 102 does everything you want and you'll absolutely love it. Mango 100 is more park oriented but can still rip outside of the park. Depending on where you plan to mount the ski would be the decision maker for me. If you want a true center mounted ski, get the mango. If you plan to mount it at recommended or back more than -2, I would get the jeffery
I would mount center for rails
SchoessJeffery 102 does everything you want and you'll absolutely love it. Mango 100 is more park oriented but can still rip outside of the park. Depending on where you plan to mount the ski would be the decision maker for me. If you want a true center mounted ski, get the mango. If you plan to mount it at recommended or back more than -2, I would get the jeffery
going to go against the grain here and tell you not to get on3ps just because of the $$$, dont get caught up in a "sale" and rush to buy things, even on sale these are really expensive park skis. I say look for used on3ps or something else and use the rest of the $ to go on ski trips with your friends while you are young and have zero responsibilities! (if you ignore my advise get the mango and have fun!)
Ye I’m not worried about the money if it will last me plus my whole family skis so we invest in trips I don’t pay for them
driftsgoing to go against the grain here and tell you not to get on3ps just because of the $$$, dont get caught up in a "sale" and rush to buy things, even on sale these are really expensive park skis. I say look for used on3ps or something else and use the rest of the $ to go on ski trips with your friends while you are young and have zero responsibilities! (if you ignore my advise get the mango and have fun!)
Amrskiing_07Ye I’m not worried about the money if it will last me plus my whole family skis so we invest in trips I don’t pay for them
Take a trip without the fam. Pile in whatever friends car is biggest and go ski somewhere cool and get rowdy and do dumb things with your friends. those memories last forever, park skis don't
Amrskiing_07There’s a sale on the On3p sight rn and they’re my dream ski. I was looking into buying or looking into the market for next season bc ppl will sell their skis soon and I realized that I don’t know which On3p would suit me best. I’m 5’6 rn and I’m small for my age (highschool) 110lbs but I’m taller than both my parents so realistically im prolly only gonna grow like 1-3 inches give or take meaning they would last a while (makes it worth the money). I ski mostly park but east coast so I go outside the park once in a while especially on trips. I like the magnus bc it’s softer but the Jeffery looks more all mountain. I got k2 sights 2022 for this season which are pretty stiff for park so I would like something softer than that but not a full noodle like a Vishnu. Lmk what model would suit me best if u can.
vishnu’s are not noodles. 2018 blends were noodles
driftsTake a trip without the fam. Pile in whatever friends car is biggest and go ski somewhere cool and get rowdy and do dumb things with your friends. those memories last forever, park skis don't
can relate shit got mad boring with the fam, is you don't hit devious licks with your friends skiing, that you won't be able to get away with when you're older, you ain't doing it right
None of my friends drive yet and all my ski friends are 2+ hours from me bc I make friends at the mtn which is 2 hours away
driftsTake a trip without the fam. Pile in whatever friends car is biggest and go ski somewhere cool and get rowdy and do dumb things with your friends. those memories last forever, park skis don't
Amrskiing_07There’s a sale on the On3p sight rn and they’re my dream ski. I was looking into buying or looking into the market for next season bc ppl will sell their skis soon and I realized that I don’t know which On3p would suit me best. I’m 5’6 rn and I’m small for my age (highschool) 110lbs but I’m taller than both my parents so realistically im prolly only gonna grow like 1-3 inches give or take meaning they would last a while (makes it worth the money). I ski mostly park but east coast so I go outside the park once in a while especially on trips. I like the magnus bc it’s softer but the Jeffery looks more all mountain. I got k2 sights 2022 for this season which are pretty stiff for park so I would like something softer than that but not a full noodle like a Vishnu. Lmk what model would suit me best if u can.
Mango. If you ski east coast i'd say 90 but if you're looking for all mtn go for 100 sure
My on3ps have lasted for over 5 seasons. Unless you absolutely destroy them in the park (I ski a decent amount of park and have some edge cracks but that’s it), they are 100% worth the money. Bomber skis. My vote is the Jeffrey but I’m biased cause that’s what I ski
**This post was edited on Mar 30th 2023 at 1:45:01pm
Amrskiing_07There’s a sale on the On3p sight rn and they’re my dream ski. I was looking into buying or looking into the market for next season bc ppl will sell their skis soon and I realized that I don’t know which On3p would suit me best. I’m 5’6 rn and I’m small for my age (highschool) 110lbs but I’m taller than both my parents so realistically im prolly only gonna grow like 1-3 inches give or take meaning they would last a while (makes it worth the money). I ski mostly park but east coast so I go outside the park once in a while especially on trips. I like the magnus bc it’s softer but the Jeffery looks more all mountain. I got k2 sights 2022 for this season which are pretty stiff for park so I would like something softer than that but not a full noodle like a Vishnu. Lmk what model would suit me best if u can.
I've skied the jeffery, k2 sight and magnus. Also from the east coast, I say the jeffery was much better. Im about 5,5 125lbs and wasn't able to butter either ski.
Thats a u problem I can butter the sight just not very well ur prolly doing it wrong or u need to work on leg strength make sure u lean forwards farther than u think
Sean_DI've skied the jeffery, k2 sight and magnus. Also from the east coast, I say the jeffery was much better. Im about 5,5 125lbs and wasn't able to butter either ski.
MisfitmonkeyVishnus are not noodles sorry budSurface skis are softer
line skis are softer
Misfit skis are softer
Faty pus skis are softer
Line skanas were softer than the wets I rode
Vishnus are good skis, but overhyped on how flexible they are
you also gotta have strong legs but fatypus are stiffer than vishnus for sure
U can see them flap as ppl ride them I think they are softer buddy
MisfitmonkeyVishnus are not noodles sorry budSurface skis are softer
line skis are softer
Misfit skis are softer
Faty pus skis are softer
Line skanas were softer than the wets I rode
Vishnus are good skis, but overhyped on how flexible they are
Amrskiing_07Thats a u problem I can butter the sight just not very well ur prolly doing it wrong or u need to work on leg strength make sure u lean forwards farther than u think
Highly aware I was doing it wrong, I also weigh next to nothing which didn't help 😂. I learned how to butter my crushn cans/magnuses for a day then lost it 💀
Just say ur a weak pussy bro literally anyone remotely active can butter if they do it right I can nose bud 3 w k2 sights after they’ve been in the cold all night and I weigh next to nothing u just weak
Misfitmonkeywhy would i need strong legs to flex "the softest skis " that's the whole point of a soft ski, not needing to put a whole ton of effort into flexing themThe newer faty pus park type ski is pretty soft