Unlucky with the ON3P FR?

That is the biggest factor we just try to keep it quiet.

To round this off, ON3P did a great job handling my skis.

I was contacted by Scott, who asked me if i could send them in.
I did so (ON3P even paid for the shipping!), and they fixed the skis right up and got them back to me pretty fast.
The top sheet is cleaned up and the delam is fixed!


ON3P next year for sure!

iggyskierFor what it is worth, we know the "hype" can be annoying to some people. It can be an issue at times for us too. People will buy skis, hit rails for a year, then wonder why they have edge cracks. My feeling on that stuff can be summed up here.

We use an edge that is 38.5% thicker than the standard edge out there. But besides that, it is the same steel as everything else, hardened to rockwell 48, etc, etc. So if you are hitting rails over time, eventually the same thing will happen as a ski using a standard edge. It just takes longer to get there. Unfortunately, this is as beefy as we can make the skis to this point. We are toying with ideas to improve rail durability, but the ones we have looked into are either patented but not in use, or just unrealistic from both a cost (ski would be too much to buy) and manufacturing perspective. Something we are working on.

That two things will add on the hype are...
1) We were basically born on NS and tons and tons of our customers post in these forums. That is why you see what is probably a disproportionate number of posts in support for ON3P.

2) That said, there is reason there is hype on the forums, as the skis are really good (and I have no qualms about saying it). Even in this thread, where people are having problems, everyone really loves the skis, even though they are in the small group that have had durability issues.

OP - "The ski is by far the best ski i've ever skied (friends too), and it's been a blast having it."

Ali_Dibden - "Mine broke this past week too, still epic ski though!" (His skis has a nasty pull out after it looks to me like a helicoil was not sealed when it was installed and the core subsequently rotted away around the mounting hole).

Crispy - "No doubt they're a super fun ski, however I won't be purchasing another pair. I personally do not think they're the best ski for lots of rails. If I were going to be skiing powder or all mountain, basically anything outside of the park, ON3P would definitely be my go to company because of how fun they are. For the park, I personally will look elsewhere." (Mid-west, so spending about 90% of his time on rails. Edges are about as bad as I've seen on our skis after 40 days. I told him if we get some park ski prototypes with an improved edge design, we might send them his way as he appears to do an amazing job destroying skis).

LijeBing - "A large part of my lament is that the Filthy Riches were the most fun ski i'd ridden for the 8 days they were intact." (His skis broke similar to the first set of photos. Only two pairs we've seen do that since we went from a straight tipspacer/core meet to a rounded, much stronger tipspacer/core meet - now going on 3.5 seasons. It blows my mind how many companies still use a straight tipspacer/core meet, as it is far weaker than having the core run into the tip).

So, we are aware sometimes ON3P rubs people the wrong way in the forums. We don't have a lot of control over it, so not much we can do. We very much appreciate the support in the forums, but are even more stoked when someone posts "ON3P because reasons x, y, and z" instead of just "buy on3p", if that makes sense.

Thanks for the respect on the customer service front. ON3P is basically compromised of a bunch of NS and TGR members and we are all proud to be a part of the skiing community. When we are designing skis, it is with you guys in mind, which is why we take our customer service pretty personally and seriously, even though it is business at the end of the day.

So in reply to this here, when my ski broke it really wasn't their fault at all and the replies i have been getting to my emails are very fast and helpful. The best customer service i have seen in any company i have ever dealt with.

So stoked on the skis and i will be buying from them again in the fall!

I must be the complete opposite then.

I still have my pair of OG Filthys (original graphic) and they are still going strong. I've got some top sheet chipping in places, with one large'ish chip on one of the tails and a 5 inch long scrape on the base filled in.

I've taken some pretty gnarly slams with them, bending in non regular ways, with still all the above "damage" sustained to them.

Jaggy_SnakeI must be the complete opposite then.

I still have my pair of OG Filthys (original graphic) and they are still going strong. I've got some top sheet chipping in places, with one large'ish chip on one of the tails and a 5 inch long scrape on the base filled in.

I've taken some pretty gnarly slams with them, bending in non regular ways, with still all the above "damage" sustained to them.

Yeah mine were still going to be good to go if the mounts had been done properly, some improper mounts from the wise fuck faces at snow + rock allowed water to get into the holes and break the skis

These are my filthy's from last season, lasted from mid December to early March of last year.
Stoked on how the skis preformed, better than anything I've been on before.
But I guess they took some unlucky impacts and the edge gradually pulled out. Moisture then got into the core (despite my best efforts to seal the missing edge off) and splintered.
I did not really baby them so this is 50% on me, 50% bad luck.
I would buy again if I had the cash.