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4frnt Devastor/ ON3P jeffrey 110

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Eli.braun98
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Does anyone have any experience skiing on the 4frnt devastators or the Jeffrey 110s? I'm torn on which ski to get between these 2.
Apr 26 2022 3:53PM
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Non_State_Actor
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Some good looking Jeffrey 110 in the factory finds:
https://shop.on3pskis.com/products/factory-finds-customs?variant=42579199623393
Apr 26 2022 7:38PM
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Schoess
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I currently own 2 sets of Jeffery 110's and 1 set of Jeffery 108's. My 108's refuse to die after slamming multiple rocks and trees and skiing a full season of park in the midwest LOL. It's such a fun ass ski that's durable and not too big to whip around when you want to. I have never met anyone who was disappointed that they bought ON3P's. I can't say that about any other ski brand.
Apr 26 2022 11:56PM
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mikemac
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I have two pairs of 4frnt Devastators
194 & 186. they both RIP.

I rlly don’t need the 194 but they are sooo damn fun in the right conditions.

the “no camber” skis super well - I actually like it more than rocker-camber-rocker. They ski like a camber ski but a little quicker underfoot. Super stable super stokey super stompy.

if you’re more into skiing big mountain/powder but still hit the park on your way to the Gondi the devastators got you covered
Apr 27 2022 11:18AM
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Eli.braun98
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Which of these 2 skis do you think would be more poppy and playful? I will mainly be charging hard in powder because I already have a pair of skis for groomer days. But considering I don't weigh a lot I would like a ski that I can still pop off of side hits
Apr 27 2022 11:33AM
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Schoess
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Eli.braun98Which of these 2 skis do you think would be more poppy and playful? I will mainly be charging hard in powder because I already have a pair of skis for groomer days. But considering I don't weigh a lot I would like a ski that I can still pop off of side hits


ON3P's are known to have ridiculous pop with the bamboo core. Best part is, you could ride them anywhere if you got stuck doing some laps with the homies on groomers or in the park on a pow day
Apr 27 2022 11:41AM
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cadebucket
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I have 194 devastators and some 191 kartel 108s. They are both phenomenal skis. The new devys look really similar to the jeffry 110s except for the devys being reverse camber. I would say get the devys for more off trail skiing and the kartels for more park/jibbing around the mountain. Though my devys ski groomers better than my kartels but I believe on3p has improved groomer performance on the newer models.
Apr 27 2022 1:04PM
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Eli.braun98
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cadebucketI have 194 devastators and some 191 kartel 108s. They are both phenomenal skis. The new devys look really similar to the jeffry 110s except for the devys being reverse camber. I would say get the devys for more off trail skiing and the kartels for more park/jibbing around the mountain. Though my devys ski groomers better than my kartels but I believe on3p has improved groomer performance on the newer models.


Since I will be exclusively using these as soft snow skis do you think the devys will provide me with better float in deep snow while still being playful?
Apr 27 2022 1:56PM
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cadebucket
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Eli.braun98Since I will be exclusively using these as soft snow skis do you think the devys will provide me with better float in deep snow while still being playful?

I'd say the jefferys would be more playful in soft snow. Its hard to say though because the new devys are very different then mine.
Apr 27 2022 4:56PM
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Graham0596
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SchoessI currently own 2 sets of Jeffery 110's and 1 set of Jeffery 108's. My 108's refuse to die after slamming multiple rocks and trees and skiing a full season of park in the midwest LOL. It's such a fun ass ski that's durable and not too big to whip around when you want to. I have never met anyone who was disappointed that they bought ON3P's. I can't say that about any other ski brand.


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Apr 27 2022 8:15PM
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