J skis?

Jlev uses 2.5 mm edges. The burliest edges you can get. The allplay and fr are two very different skis. Id look at the blend or Al dente if you want a wide soft ski.

I'm a 50/50 skier, will probably ski around the mountain half the day then spend some time in the park. I feel the allplay fits this purpose very well, I've used them as my daily driver all season. The term jack of all trades comes to mind. The rocker is subtle and does not make the ski feel short. Durability has been great so far, I've been trying to improve my rails this season and last and have no edge cracks to date.

I'd guess the on3p equivalent is the kartel 98, a ski I'm very eager to try for comparison.

I'm honestly going to use J skis for the rest of my life. Screw all of the other companies. JLev has perfected his design and the graphics are great at the same time. Any other ski would be a huge downgrade.

They are soft but not too soft. The rocker is very minimal but it gives the ski more "pop".

I have 6 pairs of skis and since i found a pair of allplays its basically all I've used. If you go to the website and look below the ski there is a lot of info on the skis profile, shape, camber, etc. Also check out his Facebook and insta to see the style of skiing people are using them for. The best part is they can literally do anything. The parabolic rocker is perfect because it skis super stable like a traditionally cambered ski but you never catch an edge and you can butter without the ski being too soft. There really isn't a lot of rocker compared to other rockered park skis to put it in context. Im center mounted on 184's and they dont feel like they ski short partly because the sidecut isn't very aggressive. Jlev describes the flex as 3/5 which I would say is very accurate. The quad axial fiberglass definitely improves torsional rigidity and makes them really stable at any speed even though they aren't particularly stiff. Another big thing is the sidecut taper in the tip and tail, basically a scaled down version of a 5 point side cut on big pow skis and this makes them really nimble despite being somewhat wide for use as a park ski. It also makes them awesome on slushy spring days. Very durable construction but where the fiberglass meets the sidewall does chip, but all skis do that really unless they're cap construction. They are very comparable to the Al Dante but with less rocker in the tip and more in the tail (they still ski very similarly). The only ON3P I've tried is the filthy rich (86 underfoot i think) and I must say that I honestly thought they were more fun than my J's but I only did a couple runs on them. The bamboo and carbon stringers make them feel so energetic and the amount of rocker lets you get away with anything. I thought they would be really sketchy but I could literally carve them like a GS ski and they never bit back. Jskis and ON3P are probably my favorite skis around right now and I don't think you can go wrong either way. Im sure you'll love whichever you decide on.

DobberI'm honestly going to use J skis for the rest of my life. Screw all of the other companies. JLev has perfected his design and the graphics are great at the same time. Any other ski would be a huge downgrade.

They are soft but not too soft. The rocker is very minimal but it gives the ski more "pop".

This.

J Skis are the bomb. I ride the Whipits. Super dope ski, and I can't imagine the Allplays are any different in terms of overall assessment. You won't be disappointed if you go with J's.

Thanks for all the reviews, appreciate it. Does anyone know when he will release some new skis/graphics. I have heard there is a collab between level 1 and them which will be dope, but anything else?

he's supposedly dropping an all weed graphic on 4/20 if you want that hahaha