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On3p jeffreys or jeronimos?

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slimeball
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Im trying to decide between the jeffreys or the jeronimos. Which one would be more ideal for a one ski quiver? Park, some powder, slush, groomers and everything in between. I found a website that has great prices for both so price doesnt matter. I dont do whirly spins. I love to butter and make the mountain a playground. Which ski is a better choice?
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SeanB
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I can't speak to the Jeffrey's but I have Jeronimo's and they are the most fun skis I've ever had. I don't ride park all that much but when I do I like them just fine. As you say I don't do a lot of super fast spinning and I don't find them hard to get around for the smaller spins that I do at all. Everywhere else they are fucking awesome, they are very buttery, carve surprisingly well, are pretty stable at speed, and are wide enough that they are decent in powder.
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I dont ski extremely deep powder but when there is some i would like some floatation. I ski park more that powder and all mountain because i ski at canada olympic park and lake louise. Those are the places i like that are close to me. I also ski at whitefish montana. I found them on next adventure
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SeanBI can't speak to the Jeffrey's but I have Jeronimo's and they are the most fun skis I've ever had. I don't ride park all that much but when I do I like them just fine. As you say I don't do a lot of super fast spinning and I don't find them hard to get around for the smaller spins that I do at all. Everywhere else they are fucking awesome, they are very buttery, carve surprisingly well, are pretty stable at speed, and are wide enough that they are decent in powder.


Thanks it helped alot they seem sick i think ill get them
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STPThanks it helped alot they seem sick i think ill get them

Where did you find the jmos
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