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Liberty or On3p

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JoeyDill
Posts: 98 - Karma: 1,077
I'm thinking of getting either the on3p filthy rich or the liberty transfer. They are both around the same price so now it's between which one is better. What I basically want to know is which one is more durable. tell me what you think I should get and why or another ski I should get aroun. The same price that might be better. Thanks
Dec 22 2014 1:03PM
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yangumane
Posts: 1816 - Karma: 3,347
I've got Filthys and they've held up really well so far. no experience with Liberty though.
Dec 22 2014 1:42PM
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ISellMeth
Posts: 1440 - Karma: 673
I have both caylors and the helixs. I've had the caylors for 4 years now and they are still holding up like money and just got the liberty's so I can't comment on their durability yet, but both skis are fun as fuck. If it comes down to price you can cop some liberty's past models for pretty cheap, but either way you're stilling riding a great ski.
Dec 22 2014 2:01PM
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Krauss410
Posts: 1 - Karma: 10
Never owned a pair of on3p, but currently own last years LTE, and know 2 people on the transfer. Liberty has some fun skis, but they do not last very long, atleast I have never seen a pair last much longer then a year
Dec 23 2014 4:22AM
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haggis_hunter
Posts: 399 - Karma: 207
Krauss410Never owned a pair of on3p, but currently own last years LTE, and know 2 people on the transfer. Liberty has some fun skis, but they do not last very long, atleast I have never seen a pair last much longer then a year


This, my Libertys didn't last long and the bases on them are damaged very easily, most of my mates who have had them also had tips and tails de-lam pretty quickly.
Dec 23 2014 11:47AM
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Dustin.
Posts: 13839 - Karma: 7,704
I've had 5 or 6 different pairs of ON3P skis over the years and I've been very impressed by them. Specifically the durability of their all mountain skis has far exceeded my expectations.
Dec 23 2014 12:18PM
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B_ernie
Posts: 13 - Karma: 14
America or China.... you decide.
Dec 24 2014 11:28PM
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zapadelic
Posts: 483 - Karma: 48
I rode a pair of Liberty Antigens for 3 years in the park, and as a early/late season rock ski, and they took almost no damage. The bases are still great and the edges are fine. They were really soft so that made them a super fun ski; however, the core flexed out on me and now they are complete noodles with minimal pop.

With that being said I absolutely love my on3p's
Dec 25 2014 8:51AM
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d.mcknight
Posts: 778 - Karma: 1,539
I was previously riding antigens but now I'm on a pair of filthys and I would say there is no comparison as far as durability goes. The on3p's surpass the libertys on so many levels.
Dec 25 2014 1:54PM
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