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SchoessYeah ON3P's cost money, but you can bet your ass they will hold up longer than pretty much any ski out there.
Jemsonly plus side of on3ps is your sidewalls will not blow up. barely worth the money when the edges come out in sections instead of cracking.
EstokesWhat about a ski that sits in about the $500 range vs the on3ps costing a leg or arm
ReturnToMonkeyIdk bro that had to be something about the way you treated them because I've put all three pairs of my on3ps thru the wringer, but always took them inside and let them dry. Never had any edge pullouts or cracks, even after snapping the ski. Even that long curved rail that fucked up my ski only bent the edge inward
EstokesWhat about a ski that sits in about the $500 range vs the on3ps costing a leg or arm
EstokesWhat about a ski that sits in about the $500 range vs the on3ps costing a leg or arm
GordmanSurface uppers are really fun park skis that can also do well all over. They’re not a super soft ski but they have pretty moderate rocker so they’re still pretty easily buttered. 105 underfoot and they do not bad in soft snow. I rode them hard in the park for a season, with no major damage, not even an edge crack. Definitely cheaper then on3ps too. I truly do love these skis
Jemsonly plus side of on3ps is your sidewalls will not blow up. barely worth the money when the edges come out in sections instead of cracking.
buck_nastyMoment Wildcat 101. Good for park and straight rippers all over. Moment does a solid off season sale on skiburger.com or you can look around for used demos on sale right now.
BLandzNot tryna hijack this thread but what other companies make 191’s in a park ski other than jeff 102’s cuz I wanna ride 191’s and that seems to be my only option rn
BLandzNot tryna hijack this thread but what other companies make 191’s in a park ski other than jeff 102’s cuz I wanna ride 191’s and that seems to be my only option rn
EstokesLooking for recommendations on park skis that can also take on anything on the mountain when you just play around and have fun, mostly do jumps but often end up going backcountry on the pow days and want a pair that can do both, rode k2 poachers last season but violently destroyed them soo.. looking at maybe getting some surface givers?!