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Moosen
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Just want to give a shout out to ON3P! Those guys are sick! Scott, Rowen, Kip, and the crew you guys work hard sacrificing your time to ski so that others can! You build solid skis that we can ride hard. Newschoolers appreciates you!

Also all you cool cats looking for some new ON3P's......all I can say is be ready cause they are so damn Filthy!!!


And for some eye candy just cause it's a sick shot.
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Jan 29 2011 10:38PM
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Blake.P
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Any info about changes for next year?
Jan 29 2011 10:39PM
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Moosen
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New skis....and they're sick. Also lighter skis!
Jan 29 2011 10:40PM
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jKutcher
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the new skis are realllll sick. get pumped
Jan 29 2011 10:43PM
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Ryanvdonk
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please make a normal camber park ski
Jan 29 2011 10:45PM
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Moosen
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um....haha why?
Jan 29 2011 10:46PM
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Matty_K
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getting blue steeles next year.... or whatever one is the lightest/funnest park ski in the line up next year. really stoked. ON3P seems like such a sick company.
Jan 29 2011 11:25PM
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ReignMan
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my mountain has that jib.
Jan 29 2011 11:27PM
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Ryanvdonk
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beacuse i dont feel like buttering landings? how many rockered skis did you see in big air tonight? oh right...none
Jan 29 2011 11:28PM
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SoupCurry
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i dont think you will be dissapoint with the new addition my friend
Jan 29 2011 11:38PM
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terrible_skier
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some of next years is soo sick
Jan 29 2011 11:40PM
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PJS.
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liek zomg STEVENS PASS YAY!!
Jan 29 2011 11:43PM
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R.Fahey
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The blue steeles and Jeronimos both have more camber than any other park ski I've used. I don't notice the rocker affecting the ski negatively in any way at all.

They still pop insanely well and are stable on landings. The rocker is just fun. I notice it when I butter, and there are those few days where you end up skiing the rest of the mountain on your park skis and they slay.

the new skis are really really fun, and the lightest I've ever been on. Hopefully you can demo a pair or try them out somehow.
Jan 30 2011 12:10AM
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DUKES
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yeah definitely thinkin about blue steeles next year......are you guys gonna eventually come out with a ski called MAGNUM!!!
Jan 30 2011 12:13AM
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R.Fahey
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Oh, and like the OP said, big ups to Scott, Rowen and Kip. They all work insanely hard, and go so many hours without sleep that it's probably illegal, to make fun skis.
Jan 30 2011 12:14AM
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bakedpow
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Acquiring sufficient funds at the moment to purchase me a pair of those Billy goats.
Jan 30 2011 12:16AM
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a_pla5tic_bag
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nah they'll probably get in legal trouble again. then they could come up with another funny name.
Jan 30 2011 12:20AM
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PeterWojnar
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They've been working on it for at least six or seven years now, but it's nowhere near ready!
Jan 30 2011 12:20AM
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GetPitted
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The best!
Jan 30 2011 3:00AM
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Gnams
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I have this years blue steeles, light as a feather and big nose and tip so butters are easier than ever. The rocker is massive so no edge catches, and they land everything
Jan 30 2011 11:20AM
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D-40
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Moving out to Tahoe next season, def going to pick up some ON3P's
Jan 30 2011 11:38AM
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array.
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same
Jan 30 2011 11:52AM
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-justice-
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I agree with the OP and want to echo the massive props to Scott, Rowen and Kip for building amazing skis.  My Jeronimo's are amazing all mountain skis that can actually rip outside of the park and still be playful enough for butters and spins.  That bamboo core is a thing of beauty really.

Also, shout out to the ON3P team.  They are all positive, fun loving guys who ski hard and don't act like they own the mountain. 
Jan 30 2011 11:59AM
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Nurgle
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So you would reccomend Jeronimos for an one ski quiver?
Jan 30 2011 12:01PM
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Moosen
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Personally i would recommend the new skis if you live on the east coast, but i would recommend the j-mos as a wider one ski quiver if you truly do ski more all mountain.
Jan 30 2011 12:06PM
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Nurgle
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Im actually moving to Oregon haha
Jan 30 2011 12:10PM
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Matty_K
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yay! i live on the east coast! by the way, did ON3P have a booth at sia? will we be able to see next years skis on the ns or freeskier magazine coverage?
Jan 30 2011 12:13PM
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powderhound100
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from my understanding they did not have a booth set up, but I may be wrong.
Jan 30 2011 1:14PM
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Sklar
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they did not have a booth, they are expensive and on3p doesnt sell retail yet, so they didn't have one
Jan 30 2011 1:16PM
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Travapple.
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my buddy has a pair of j'mos and the base is separating from the core on the tail..
Jan 30 2011 1:18PM
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HIRO
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ahahaha
Jan 30 2011 1:33PM
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Mr_pretzel
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Tell him to warranty that shit.
Jan 30 2011 1:35PM
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Moosen
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Talk to scott i'm sure he can get them warrantied! Unhappy customers is not the priority!
Jan 30 2011 1:49PM
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Moosen
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No there was no booth. However if you guys would like to see a booth then you need to start buying some ON3P's!

Scott may release the new skis on NS, but as well freeskier magazine costs lots to advertise in and funding is just tight right now.
Jan 30 2011 1:50PM
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Moosen
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Sweet it's good out here! You'll love it! I'd definitely pick up some J-Mo's if I was you! They're so sick!
Jan 30 2011 1:51PM
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Moosen
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Sweet it's good out here! You'll love it! I'd definitely pick up some J-Mo's if I was you! They're so sick!
Jan 30 2011 1:51PM
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Matty_K
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This post was confusing, I meant if it would be in the SIA coverage from freeskier. And for next years blue steele type skis, do you know the lenghts? what would be best for 5'10 , i was told 181 but I feel thats to big.
Jan 30 2011 2:11PM
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Mr_pretzel
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181 is perfect for your hight.

Im 6ft and would love something in the 191 length.
Jan 30 2011 2:13PM
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Moosen
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Sorry basically as of right now ON3P does not sell enough skis to start promoting at big ski events.

181 is what i ski and im 5' 10" So they will be perfect for you! With the rocker they definitely feel like they're easier to ski but with the added length you have smoother landings!
Jan 30 2011 2:23PM
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.Asain-Skiier
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I am going to save my money up. I really want them to have a sale.
Jan 30 2011 3:51PM
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dstriebs
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i need new park skis so badly and wished i knew more about their new park skis so i could decide if I should wait or not. I have jeronimos and frickin love them, but just need some new park specific skis
Jan 30 2011 4:04PM
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Moosen
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Perk specific then go with the blue steeles. Unless you like a wider ski that you'll be able to ski elsewhere but i definitely recommend the blue steeles.
Jan 30 2011 4:08PM
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dstriebs
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sorry i wasnt clear enough earlier. I currently have jeronimos for my all mountain ski and love them too much to beat them up on rails. I am debating whether or not I should get new park skis now, or wait until the new park specific on3p's come out next year. I was just saying i wish I knew more about the new model so I could decide if I should get some park skis from this year, or wait until they release their new model for next season.
Jan 30 2011 8:37PM
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Crispy.
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I'm debating whether to get T-halls next year or wait 2 years and get Blue Steeles. I've never had a rockered ski so i'm wondering how they are? will they hold up on jumps bigger than 40 feet? 60% rails 40% jumps/ 5'7" what size BlueSteeles would i get. I ride a 164 LTE now but i hear that rocker allows you to go much longer.
Jan 30 2011 8:47PM
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RudyGarmisch
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I'd go 181, but I like longer skis, only other choice is a 171 and I just think that at 5'7 you might find them a little small to land big booters on.

The replacement for the Blue Steele will be announced in May, we're still playing around with prototypes and wont make a final call on the dimensions and sizes until we've tested everything and are entirely happy. This is our first year where we really get to and test skis without as much pressure to forget all that and start next years production run, and so far we're happy with the ideas we've put into our new skis. Now we just have to whittle down all the options to single out the best version for production.
Jan 30 2011 10:22PM
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Jonny7
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i wanna see the 2010 on3p. now
Jan 30 2011 10:29PM
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broto
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didn't read the thread or the post you quoted but are you referring to jiblife?
Jan 30 2011 10:32PM
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Crispy.
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Thanks a lot, I'm kinda a noob so don't expect this to be a great question. Will getting a longer ski make it harder to do rails? I just feel that my tip or tails would catch on step up rails or whatever you call them. Would it be harder to spin? Basically what are the pros/cons,
Jan 31 2011 7:18AM
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Shifties4Dayz
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i LOVE my jmos. i dont have a single negative thing to say about them
Jan 31 2011 11:17AM
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Mr_pretzel
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I do.

I wish they where longer.
Jan 31 2011 11:20AM
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TWoods
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It's a personal preference thing.

Pros - more stable, more ski to flex, more tip in front of you which I think is more forgiving if a ski is built right.

Cons - A little longer means a little more weight, a little harder to spin - but look at just how long 10 cm is, it probably wouldn't even be noticeable.

I would say that you shouldn't worry about the little extra weight, buy a ski that fits you for your height and weight, because that ski will perform the way it's supposed to for you.
Jan 31 2011 12:08PM
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