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2013/2014 ON3P

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[J_Gasper]
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I guess since the lineup is out, what are people gonna be buying?

Talk anything ON3P in here. Tech talk, Sizing issues, etc.


Ill start it off.



Im eyeing the Tychoon and Prester.
Jan 31 2013 9:38PM
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jordy19
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just curious might be looking to buy pow skis around jan or feb. Im a east coaster, so i wanted a pow ski that is fun to play with like the caylor or jeffery.

those are my two options:
Caylor
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Jeffery

Im 6'3 190.
Jul 28 2013 10:25PM
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esotericjive
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So, I'm thinking of adding a pair of jefferies to my quiver of blue steeles and broken jmos.
How flexible are the 13 jefferies?
I like skiing fast, exploring trees, and hitting all sorts of jumps and natural features, as well as the park. Can anyone who's ridden them shed some light on the ski's characteristics? Can't seem to find a particularly detailed review.
Thanks
Jul 28 2013 10:49PM
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BWalmer
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I ride my Jefferys both on the east coast and when I got out to Utah a couple times a year. They handle pow very well in both scenerios. We don't get much powder in CT, but we did get a freak 30in storm last year and they were a blast in that. As far as when I'm out west with them, they were fine skiing Brighton side country in early April, so I'd imagine they can handle anything the east coast has to offer. I'd say go with the Jeffery for the east, 120 is a bit overkill for here, and the Jefferys are a bit more playful than the Caylors.
Jul 29 2013 7:35AM
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jordy19
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thanks dog. i ride sundown! i was there on that pow day so much fun in and out the trees and everywhere.
Jul 29 2013 11:17AM
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GML
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Does anyone know if the presters com in 161 and what the price is?
Jul 30 2013 9:45PM
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iggyskier
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Sorry no 161cm next year. Only 171, 176, 181, 186.
Jul 31 2013 12:43PM
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rudager
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Did anything ever come of a 190+ Jeffery?
Jul 31 2013 2:13PM
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[J_Gasper]
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Not positive, but doubtful. Cant see them selling too many 191 Jeffreys.
Jul 31 2013 11:18PM
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Session
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One was made.

That's all I will say.
Jul 31 2013 11:56PM
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k3ndall.g
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looking at pilllowfights but worried they may be to big.
Aug 3 2013 7:11PM
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ThundaKilla
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I wish there was a 186 left in the jiberish collab
Aug 4 2013 10:29AM
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Pudge
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Click for larger image
Aug 9 2013 1:16PM
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Calb3rt
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only one?
Aug 9 2013 9:27PM
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Austin69
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Please, please, please. Line made a 190 SFB, ON3P needs a 19x Jeffery.
Aug 10 2013 8:32PM
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iggyskier
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I'm pretty sure our 186cm Jeffrey is as long (if not longer) than a 190 SFB. But a 191cm Jeffrey is being discussed - just not sure it will make it to production.
Aug 10 2013 9:40PM
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Balto
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line's 190 is more like a 186
Aug 10 2013 10:07PM
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cwphoto
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what would go into making a longer ski like that? could you just do a few, or do you have to completely make a new sized mold/press?
Aug 11 2013 12:50AM
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Austin69
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That's a good point. I was really just pointing out that you should make a longer Jeffery because, clearly, there is demand for a longer, jibby, ~110ish waisted ski. The new 193 praxis MVP comes to mind in that category as well. It's being made by Line, Praxis, etc because people want a ski like that.
Aug 11 2013 1:16AM
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VD.
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Perhaps something like a 194?
Aug 11 2013 6:52AM
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VD.
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With a stiffer flex more like a Caylor maybe.
Aug 11 2013 11:28AM
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[J_Gasper]
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194 would be a tad long I think. That would be like a 198 SFB.
Aug 11 2013 11:47AM
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Balto
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a 191 on3p is already effectively a 194 from most other brands. Typically brand such as Armada/line/etc measure flat pre pressed material length, so when it is pressed and finished it comes out being a bit shorter. ON3P measures post press length, so they are true to size. If you take a 186 jeffry next to a SFB/jj/blog/etc it will be longer
Aug 11 2013 12:16PM
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zbphoto
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2nd-ed
Aug 11 2013 1:02PM
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jordy19
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Release already i cant wait much longer
Aug 12 2013 10:51PM
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paalrune
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How far back is the recommended mount point on the 13/14 Jeffrey?
Aug 13 2013 2:05AM
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zbphoto
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-4? But you could mount anywhere between -4 and centre really.
Aug 13 2013 9:38AM
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iggyskier
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what size?
Aug 13 2013 1:39PM
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paalrune
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181 and 186.

I'm 6 feet tall and close to 200 pounds so I should probably go for the 186, but I will tour on these quite a lot and so I'm worried about the rather long tail when doing kick-turns. That's why I'm also considering the 181. (and the 186 BG)

Most likely 186 Jeffrey + Dynafit Beast one-ski quiver next season(s) :)
Aug 13 2013 4:58PM
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pat_in_the_hat
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jefferys are amazing. ive had mine for 2 years now. Perfect ski for everything. Wide enough for pow, carves really well and stable enough for park. I will buy another set when mine are done, which is lookig like will be a while
Aug 13 2013 5:26PM
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CaptainObvious.
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I feel like an absolute moron, but OP said the 13/14 skis are out? I can't find that shit anywhere to see the new line.
Aug 13 2013 6:46PM
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Pudge
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Not on the website, try SIA vids and pics
Aug 13 2013 6:53PM
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paalrune
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http://issuu.com/on3pskis/docs/1314catalog
Aug 14 2013 2:16AM
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Forest.
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when can i order skis?
Aug 14 2013 3:12AM
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ThundaKilla
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Between 186 Prester and 186 FR, maybe Jmo
Aug 14 2013 9:16PM
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cwphoto
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the website is currently being rebuilt. awww yeeee
Aug 19 2013 12:40AM
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GoCougs77
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When were skis released last year? And is there new clothing being released as well?
Aug 19 2013 1:54AM
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robotdna
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You can never have too fat a ski.

#fatskifolyfe

lol
Aug 20 2013 11:12AM
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scottydonald
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well i have some brand new Atomic Tracker bindings sitting waiting for ON3P to press some nice 191cm Billy Goats, loved them when i tried them at Alta demo day, great at speed in 6inch powder, good on the bumps etc...

weird seeing someone at 120lbs loved them and me at about 222lbs right now loved them too...
Aug 24 2013 12:20PM
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AK-Pow29
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THIS!
Aug 25 2013 3:27AM
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1337
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Heard through the grapevine that the new website drop is also the start of sales. Mid next week sometime I believe!
Aug 29 2013 3:43AM
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M.M
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This could go in gear talk but I'm looking for more details on the fr then the punx... 16, 5'7'', 140. If consider myself a above average park skier for my age and am also a very good allmountain skier.(Not claiming.) so I'm just looking for a comparison from the filthy's to the punx(12/13 unless someone's ridden the new ones); flex, weight, swing weight... I spin jumps above 65 feet so I'm just concerned about the fr's being to soft underfoot because the new punx are stiffer specifically underfoot so I know they will be able to handle the bigger jumps. I would love to get on3p because I know how bomber they are and I have heard stories about punx not being the most durable. And I know the prestors will be able to handle the jumps probably better than punx but I don't want it to be that stiff.
Aug 29 2013 8:09AM
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theblackrod
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wooooo!
Aug 29 2013 12:18PM
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TWoods
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From what I know about the punx, the presters are comparably stiff. Maybe someone that has more experience can chime in, but Dylan Sondrup and Joey Vandermeer both rode the presters all season, and never said anything about them being too stiff. They were specifically made to handle bigger jumps, as our team needed something that would work better for that stuff!
Aug 29 2013 12:57PM
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BWalmer
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Kutcher seems to do fine on big jumps with the FRs, but I really think you'd be happier with the Prester. I haven't ridden them yet, but if I know how ON3P builds their skis they will be stable and fun. I'd be willing to bet (as TWoods said) the Presters are on the same level in terms of flex as the other competition level park skis (punx, ar7, wall/two, basically any ski you'd see someone ride during X slope). If you do want a softer ski, out of the two the FR will feel softer, but make sure you get some extra length because you don't want to wash out on 70ft jump (something I recommend for anyone looking to hit big jumps with soft skis). I rode the 181 FR last year, very stable but still very fun. But yeah, I'd probably go with the Presters in your case.
Aug 29 2013 1:37PM
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ThundaKilla
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I believe Kutcher rode the Presters with the FR graphic.
Aug 29 2013 5:48PM
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BWalmer
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He's been hitting big jumps on the FRs for a couple years now though, So has Karl.
Aug 29 2013 6:12PM
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Muggydude
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Does anyone know where the Jmos recommended mount point is compared to true center of the skis?

I thought I read -3cm somewhere, but can't find it.
Aug 29 2013 6:37PM
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BWalmer
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Pretty sure it depends on the size...what size were you looking at?
Aug 29 2013 7:07PM
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VD.
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Recommended on the J'mos is -4
Aug 29 2013 7:10PM
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Ducky.
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How does the flex of the Jeffery compare to that of the Jmo/Caylor?
Aug 29 2013 7:10PM
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