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This is the start of the third year I've skied on 191 Caylor prototypes. They are the only ski I've owned that have held up this well. Saddens me to hear so much negativity toward a company that has brought me so many perfect turns. I don't think I could ever get rid of these skis. Even as I get new On3p's, the old ones still get equal amounts of turns, and equal wall space in the living room year round (Wife hates that I store my skis in the living room but thats the kind of ambiance I'm going for). The prototypes I have were skied by Scott, as well as plenty of other skiers that are much better, harder, and faster skiers then I will ever be. But with that said, I'm not easy on gear...they've held up super!
I'll be a loyal supporter for life. And this has less to do with the amazing construction, attention to detail, incredible performance, astonishing good looks, and use of renewable resources; and more to do with the fact that my cheeks are almost always more sore from smiling, then are my legs from turning when the days get deep.
Not sure how this thread got off track, but On3p could be a great choice if you haven't replaced your gear yet. Goodluck.