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ON3P jeffrey 110 (108) stock vs soft flex

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Flowtis
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I'm planning on getting jeffrey 110 as a do it all ski and ordered cast for them. I would like to know if anyone here owns the 108 in softer flex and how do they compare to stock. Why im thinking soft is because i usually ski softer skis (blend) i like to butter a lot. I emailed on3p and they told me the soft is 0.5/10 difference, I'm 175cm~ 170lbs what do you guys think would suit me best?
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Phatboy64
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I have the J110, haven’t skied them yet but based on hand flexing them I am not sure I would want then any softer. But that is just me.
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mitchey
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I have the jeffrey 108s in a regular flex and I honestly might stick with that. I'm circa 150lbs and can butter on those, partially because there's so much damn rocker. If you can really get into the butter too, the stiffer flex will pop you out of it more which is definitely helpful if you're going for like butter 3's or 5's (or more but I wouldn't know)
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CharlzHub
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I’ve got the standard Jeffrey 108 as an all mountain/touring (with diy daymaker system) ski and I would say they’re a wee stiff for my liking. I also prefer a softer ski (used to have blends and now I’m on vishnus) and I struggle to really butter the Jeffreys. Tbh I’m trash at butters anyway but almost all the butter I get on the Jeffreys comes from the rocker. If I was you I’d get the softer model
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dmcdmc
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Coincidentally I've been pondering the same thing. Currently riding a pair of older shreditor 102 which have a good amount of rocker and enjoy softer skis in general.

Despite what others say, if you like soft skis, I'd go for the softer flex. You know what you like. Sounds like it wouldnt make a huge difference anyway .5/10 is the difference between taking a big poop anway.
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Marcuntus
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I have Kartel 108s and feel that they’re a bit soft already for how I ride them. I love the ski, Incredibly poppy and playful I just feel like I need something a bit more
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bustedpivot
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For jeff 102, soft or regular flex gonna be better in bumps?

**This post was edited on Jul 22nd 2023 at 10:48:09am
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Non_State_Actor
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bustedpivotFor jeff 102, soft or regular flex gonna be better in bumps?

**This post was edited on Jul 22nd 2023 at 10:48:09am


Sort of the opposite of a bump ski. Mogul specific skis are narrow AF with tons of camber and stiff especially in the tails.
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muffMan.
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bustedpivotFor jeff 102, soft or regular flex gonna be better in bumps?

**This post was edited on Jul 22nd 2023 at 10:48:09am


Shit man it’s all about how you ride em. I have some reg flex 02 width, and they pivot well for bumps but are also fun to kinda jump around too. But wides softness makes it so you can sort of flow over them

my 2 cents is that if never ridden them, go regular flex, you’ll love them but for you next pair you’ll know if you want stiffer/softer.
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