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2012/2013 ON3P

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RudyGarmisch
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So it begins. First shop update since our move, check out the new place.

http://www.on3pskis.com/
Sep 16 2012 1:56PM
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Literature
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I use my 191 Wrens for this. It's a good match.
Nov 15 2012 11:38AM
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Session
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LOL....I know a couple people who pretty much only ski their Wrens when they want to bomb the fuck out of groomers all day.
Nov 15 2012 11:53AM
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Mr_pretzel
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Sounds like me.
Nov 15 2012 12:05PM
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dross250
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mother of pearl. what i'd do for those FR's. Looks like you're going to have a great season!
Nov 15 2012 2:35PM
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Sklar
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i concur
Nov 15 2012 2:48PM
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MrLarsen
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Sounds like me last season in Arlberg, Austria. Altough, bombing groomers was pretty much exlclusively getting back to lift, and getting down the moguled-up hell from the apres. Just point those wrens downhill, and you're good to go..
Nov 15 2012 7:00PM
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Mr_pretzel
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I was once told shit has to match
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Nov 16 2012 9:14AM
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Mr_pretzel
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Grandpa's stoked

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Nov 16 2012 9:17AM
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NoBigDeal
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Nov 16 2012 5:32PM
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petro
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my god they're beautiful
Nov 16 2012 5:38PM
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cwillygood
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sooo sick, love that set up
Nov 16 2012 6:47PM
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t.dough
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Does anyone know exactly far back the recommended for the 186 jmos is?
Nov 16 2012 8:42PM
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no_steeze
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anyone wanna hit me up with $900 for some bg tours?
Nov 16 2012 9:21PM
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Bertrand
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Quite certain it is -4, if I'm wrong someone please correct me.
Nov 16 2012 9:50PM
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BWalmer
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I know the 176 is -4 cause I measured it. I'd image the rest of them are also -4 (or atleast the 101underfoot shaped ones).
Nov 16 2012 9:59PM
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mode2n
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Beautiful, I'm starting to consider getting a pair of ON3P's for my next skis
Nov 16 2012 11:55PM
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DUKES
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can there be a black friday deal? PREASE. i need on3p in order to breathe. i want 186 Filthy Riches more than that hot girl at City Market.
Nov 17 2012 12:06AM
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Kreech
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The new caylor graphics are just so fucking cool.
Nov 17 2012 10:56AM
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Literature
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Mountains.







IN SPACE.
Nov 17 2012 11:39AM
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Session
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Mine are being mounted as we speak, until then i'll just stare at yours.
Nov 17 2012 2:21PM
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division.bell
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What are you mounting yours with? I cant wait to get my new 191's.
Nov 17 2012 2:33PM
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Session
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Everything gets STH 14/16's.
Nov 17 2012 4:59PM
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stupendous-man
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Wasnt sure where to post this, but saga posted this pic of keefer with the on3p/jiberish skis (and maybe next years drop kicks?)

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Nov 17 2012 5:35PM
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BWalmer
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Those are this years dropkicks with the Seth tongue. And those are the Filthy Richs that Kutcher has with the Jiberish topsheet, he was riding them for a good portion of the summer.
Nov 17 2012 5:38PM
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Literature
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That'd be John Kutcher.

And they're a pair of Filthys with the Jiberish topsheet and base.
Nov 17 2012 5:39PM
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mode2n
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I would actually die if someone could give me those skis, their beautiful with that topsheet
Nov 17 2012 7:45PM
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BerGNARdo
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Does anyone know what binding size of fks or pivots fits the filthy riches best? 90 or 95?
Nov 17 2012 7:57PM
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BWalmer
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I have 90s on mine. They fit perfectly, very, very little over hang, zero catch.
Nov 17 2012 8:09PM
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Literature
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Jinx!
Nov 17 2012 9:35PM
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DeRizzo
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durability on those?
Nov 17 2012 10:48PM
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BWalmer
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Second to none. By far the most durable park ski on the market today. My filthy riches from last season have 4 edge cracks (one of those was due to coming up short geting on a rail), zero pull outs (and none of the cracks even seem like they're starting to pull out), and virtually no base damage...this is saying something since before I got my FRs I haven't had a single park ski last me an entire season in 4 years (in fact, I had a pair of surfaces I skied a total of 4 times...they got 10 edge cracks in those 4 days...) They're straight bombproof.
Nov 17 2012 11:01PM
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DeRizzo
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ok well that is absolutely amazing to hear. Probably getting a pair... Thanks a ton by the way. Haha I asked you the same question in another thread so just ignore iit.

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Nov 17 2012 11:39PM
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RudyGarmisch
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I cannot vouch for bomproofability as we have not yet subjected a pair to a bomb, but they are built with a 1.8mm 4001 sintered base and the thickest edges we can buy on the market. I will still recommend detuning edges underfoot on your park skis to lessen the impact and damage from sliding rails.
Nov 17 2012 11:42PM
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blindside
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What's the logic behind this? I always let me skis detune 'naturally' just through rail usage.. But am I better off durability-wise to detune them first?
Nov 18 2012 12:03PM
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BWalmer
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If you detune them properly, you'll round out the edges underfoot, this will make it so they don't catch on rails/boxes. When they catch on stuff it stresses that spot and that's what the major cause of cracks are. So yes, you are better off detuning before they touch anything first.
Nov 18 2012 12:18PM
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Kreech
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Exactly. The increased force exerted on the edge from sliding a rail without detuning is where most people get edge cracks.
Nov 18 2012 1:47PM
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blindside
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Thanks, this makes sense. I've detuned before riding in the past, but the overall feel just isn't the same as when they wear down from use.. I guess it's a compromise I'll decide on..
Nov 18 2012 3:31PM
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RudyGarmisch
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Detune to help start the process. Once they've been over a few rails it'll be much more detuned, only other time they should get knocked down is if you resharpen the entire edge or if you get an edge crack - file edge cracks down so that they are less likely to catch and get worse.
Nov 18 2012 4:07PM
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Literature
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ON3Ps leave the factory with what amounts to a low grade race tune.

For the love of your body, detune the hell out of the underfoot before you hit rails.
Nov 18 2012 4:51PM
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S.Ki
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I just found out that skistore.se wont get any ON3P skis in this year. What the fuck am i supposed to do now? Where in Europe can i buy some 186 FRs? I now ON3P ships internationally but i really dont want to double the price of the skis just because of custom fees and taxes.
Please help me out!
Nov 19 2012 6:40AM
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GPO
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want to know this too
Nov 19 2012 8:07AM
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Ali_Dibden
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^ This, I had the same problem and I live in England, unfortunately I searched all of europe for a store that would stock them but I think they are too small a brand, in the end I sucked up and bought them straight from the company, I cannot stress enough how good these skis are,

ON3P fo' life.
Nov 19 2012 8:57AM
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GPO
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How much did you pay for taxes?
Nov 19 2012 9:51AM
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Ali_Dibden
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It was a lot i'm afraid, they totalled $130 I think, i've been saving for about 2 years for these skis, wanted them the day they first came out! total cost for me was probably £550 GBP. Hope that helps.
Nov 19 2012 2:09PM
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iggyskier
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Just an FYI, we list the skis for a lot less than they are worth when we ship overseas so they charge you less taxes than they should be, but do list enough so that if the skis are lost or damaged we at least cover our costs.

Unfortunately skistore.se didn't work out for this year, but hopefully we are able to make something work for next season. We are talking to a few other European dealers right now, but are open to suggestions if anyone has them as to who we should be talking to over there.

We are not looking for tons and tons of dealers, just the top few that are actually the right fit and right people to introduce and support ON3P the way we want (same approach we've taken in North America).

Nov 19 2012 5:36PM
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Jaggy_Snake
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With that statement I would unfortunately suggest not doing business with any of the UK retailers (as much as I'd like to see more people with your skis here).

The majority of the "kids" over here are either sponsored by Salomon/Atomic/Armada or they are only looking for cheap skis that will get slung into their parents car and after use get thrown into a cupboard until the following week.

They don't care for their skis and couldn't care less if a lot of hard work went into producing each individual pair.
Nov 19 2012 5:49PM
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S.Ki
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I suggest "www.sport-conrad.de". They are great supporting more unknown Brands plus they ship anywhere in Europe and they are fucking fast. Please contact them and tell them many People want to buy your products and they will probably be the next ON3P Dealer here. Fingers crossed that i will get my FRs before 2013.
Nov 19 2012 6:54PM
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GPO
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Yeah you should consider sport-conrad.de They have lot's of park ski brands and could allways use some more. Almost everyone I ski with buys skis there and they are very satisfied.

Nov 19 2012 7:50PM
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DeRizzo
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are there any places in the east that distribute them?
Nov 19 2012 9:20PM
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BWalmer
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This is the only place in New England as of right now:
Outdoor Gear Exchange
37 Church Street
Burlington, VT 05401
Nov 19 2012 9:23PM
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