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Official 2015/2016 ON3P

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.lencon
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Well you've probably seen this in SIA already, but here it is. The 2015/2016 ON3P lineup.

Let this be the thread for anything ON3P in the next year...

http://issuu.com/on3pskis/docs/on3pskis_catalog2015_online/1?e=3608669/11175317
Jun 9 2015 11:04PM
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.lencon
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Also it looks like you guys have some clothing in the line up this year. When will that be available to purchase?
Jun 12 2015 10:24AM
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Jaggy_Snake
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As it's the new thread, I'll post it here as I'm looking at the 15/16 lineup.

I'm looking at purchasing a touring setup with inserts, so I can just cruise around on. Currently have first iteration Filthys [181] (still going strong to this day!) and 14/15? C&Ds [193].

For reference I'm 5.10 and around the 130lb mark.

I'm assuming the Steeple 102 is the "go to" touring ski now.
Jun 12 2015 7:52PM
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iggyskier
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Jaggy_SnakeAs it's the new thread, I'll post it here as I'm looking at the 15/16 lineup.

I'm looking at purchasing a touring setup with inserts, so I can just cruise around on. Currently have first iteration Filthys [181] (still going strong to this day!) and 14/15? C&Ds [193].

For reference I'm 5.10 and around the 130lb mark.

I'm assuming the Steeple 102 is the "go to" touring ski now.


Yes, but the Steeple 112 is you expect to mostly be powder farming. Just depends what you are looking for.

The RES pushes a lot of the skis' width to the forebody of the ski, versus the tips (even with taper), so they float better than the width suggests. So I would lean towards the Steeple 102.

BTW they aren't changed for 15/16, and we have some 14/15 left if you are looking for something cheap.
Jun 12 2015 8:28PM
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white.powder
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They look pretty sick this year, definitely gonna buy those kartel 98 next season. Hype
Jun 12 2015 8:52PM
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cobra_commander
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189 Billy Goat is gonna be the tits
Jun 12 2015 9:49PM
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.lencon
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white.powderThey look pretty sick this year, definitely gonna buy those kartel 98 next season. Hype


You won't regret it.
Jun 12 2015 10:52PM
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Carl_the_Llama
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Lookin to snag a pair of Jeff 114s this season; two questions: 1, where is recommended mount, and where would you recommend mounting for 75% all mountain jibbing/charging, 25% park? 2, I'm 6'1" ish, 150 ish lbs, would you say 186, or 191? I was leaning 186 for a more playfull ride, but my park skis are a 184, and I dont have an issue... Just thought I pitch it out on this thread, see what I get back. Thanks guys! Cheers.
Jul 14 2015 1:49AM
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Newschoolers55
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Flithy riches looks money
Jul 14 2015 5:41AM
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kylemclean
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Loving the topsheets on the jefferys this year. Definitely my favourite in the lineup this year
Jul 14 2015 7:23AM
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.lencon
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Volvo242Flithy riches looks money


punny
Aug 5 2015 6:47PM
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white.powder
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Pretty bummed out that im living in canada and I cant get some ON3P under 700$... because of shipping, duties and the exchange rate it would corst me like 800$ only for kartels or even the filthy rich :((
Aug 5 2015 8:58PM
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.lencon
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white.powderPretty bummed out that im living in canada and I cant get some ON3P under 700$... because of shipping, duties and the exchange rate it would corst me like 800$ only for kartels or even the filthy rich :((


where in Canada do you live?
Aug 5 2015 9:08PM
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white.powder
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.lenconwhere in Canada do you live?


Québec!
Aug 6 2015 11:42AM
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iggyskier
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white.powderPretty bummed out that im living in canada and I cant get some ON3P under 700$... because of shipping, duties and the exchange rate it would corst me like 800$ only for kartels or even the filthy rich :((


Unfortunately there isn't too much we can do about currency fluctuations and honestly, we feel our skis are already underpriced. I can promise you that we aren't getting rich building our skis.

To help our Canadian friends, right now we're splitting shipping cost with customers on direct orders (charging $30 USD, though it costs us around $65/pair - which, yes, is crazy expensive). We also list the value of the skis shipping out at their replacement cost to ON3P (this needs to match the insured value of the shipment) so you don't get hit as hard on taxes.

Do note that because our skis are made in the USA, there are NO duties on downhill skis imported into Canada (just tax), so all you would be responsible for is tax (varies by model, but again, we list it lower for you guys) and shipping ($30).

That said, we have a number of dealers in Canada, including in Quebec (PRFO) so to avoid shipping and import taxes, reach out to them!

Our new website drops next week - so give our dealer page a look then.

If you have any other questions just let us know. Thanks!
Aug 6 2015 12:18PM
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.lencon
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white.powderQuébec!


iggyskierUnfortunately there isn't too much we can do about currency fluctuations and honestly, we feel our skis are already underpriced. I can promise you that we aren't getting rich building our skis.

To help our Canadian friends, right now we're splitting shipping cost with customers on direct orders (charging $30 USD, though it costs us around $65/pair - which, yes, is crazy expensive). We also list the value of the skis shipping out at their replacement cost to ON3P (this needs to match the insured value of the shipment) so you don't get hit as hard on taxes.

Do note that because our skis are made in the USA, there are NO duties on downhill skis imported into Canada (just tax), so all you would be responsible for is tax (varies by model, but again, we list it lower for you guys) and shipping ($30).

That said, we have a number of dealers in Canada, including in Quebec (PRFO) so to avoid shipping and import taxes, reach out to them!

Our new website drops next week - so give our dealer page a look then.

If you have any other questions just let us know. Thanks!


BOOM! There you go man.
Aug 6 2015 3:24PM
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white.powder
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.lenconBOOM! There you go man.

sick!
Aug 6 2015 11:54PM
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TreewellMagnet
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Carl_the_LlamaLookin to snag a pair of Jeff 114s this season; two questions: 1, where is recommended mount, and where would you recommend mounting for 75% all mountain jibbing/charging, 25% park? 2, I'm 6'1" ish, 150 ish lbs, would you say 186, or 191? I was leaning 186 for a more playfull ride, but my park skis are a 184, and I dont have an issue... Just thought I pitch it out on this thread, see what I get back. Thanks guys! Cheers.


Recommended point is -4. Got them mounted there. -3 would probably be fine too and I kind of wished I had put them there. Blister gear review has a writeup on them if you want to read it.

I'm 145 lbs, 5 ft 6 and I ride the 181's. Pretty surfy but can still charge on mine.
Aug 7 2015 12:00AM
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.lencon
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Carl_the_LlamaLookin to snag a pair of Jeff 114s this season; two questions: 1, where is recommended mount, and where would you recommend mounting for 75% all mountain jibbing/charging, 25% park? 2, I'm 6'1" ish, 150 ish lbs, would you say 186, or 191? I was leaning 186 for a more playfull ride, but my park skis are a 184, and I dont have an issue... Just thought I pitch it out on this thread, see what I get back. Thanks guys! Cheers.


I'd go 186. ON3P runs a little big as well
Aug 7 2015 9:20AM
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Session
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.lenconI'd go 186. ON3P runs a little big as well


Not big....TRUE.
Aug 7 2015 1:11PM
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.lencon
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SessionNot big....TRUE.


Even Iggy will say their skis run a little long dude
Aug 7 2015 1:24PM
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shin-bang
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Carl_the_LlamaLookin to snag a pair of Jeff 114s this season; two questions: 1, where is recommended mount, and where would you recommend mounting for 75% all mountain jibbing/charging, 25% park? 2, I'm 6'1" ish, 150 ish lbs, would you say 186, or 191? I was leaning 186 for a more playfull ride, but my park skis are a 184, and I dont have an issue... Just thought I pitch it out on this thread, see what I get back. Thanks guys! Cheers.


On the demo day I rode them (at recommended) and I used them for exactly what you described. 75% all Mtn jib, Then spun on them a bit. I feel -4 was perfect.
Aug 8 2015 11:24AM
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Carl_the_Llama
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TreewellMagnetRecommended point is -4. Got them mounted there. -3 would probably be fine too and I kind of wished I had put them there. Blister gear review has a writeup on them if you want to read it.

I'm 145 lbs, 5 ft 6 and I ride the 181's. Pretty surfy but can still charge on mine.


Ok, -3 sounds good, I read the Blister review, and that sounds like what I would be looking for. Thanks for you help, +k.

.lenconI'd go 186. ON3P runs a little big as well


Yea, I think I probably will, tip-tail on Blister was almost 187 so I think that would do it.

shin-bangOn the demo day I rode them (at recommended) and I used them for exactly what you described. 75% all Mtn jib, Then spun on them a bit. I feel -4 was perfect.


Cool, thanks man. I think I might go -3, just seems right... But if anyone thinks that's an awful idea, I'll reconsider.

Thanks guys! +k to all.
Aug 9 2015 3:06PM
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.lencon
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For those of you who have them, why should I get Billy Goats? Super interested.
Aug 11 2015 6:02PM
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Surfboard
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Carl_the_LlamaOk, -3 sounds good, I read the Blister review, and that sounds like what I would be looking for. Thanks for you help, +k.



Yea, I think I probably will, tip-tail on Blister was almost 187 so I think that would do it.



Cool, thanks man. I think I might go -3, just seems right... But if anyone thinks that's an awful idea, I'll reconsider.

Thanks guys! +k to all.


I'm in the same boat as you, I think I'm gonna go -2...
Aug 12 2015 2:38AM
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jackdonovan
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at the end of the month when I get my paycheck I will be snagging the Filthy Riches, deciding between 176 and 181. I'm 5'10 and 130 lbs.
Aug 15 2015 11:25AM
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Calb3rt
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jackdonovanat the end of the month when I get my paycheck I will be snagging the Filthy Riches, deciding between 176 and 181. I'm 5'10 and 130 lbs.


are you still growing? from your height and weight the 176 might be better suited for you. my personal preference is to go a little longer but not everyone shares that opinion.
Aug 15 2015 1:12PM
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.lencon
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jackdonovanat the end of the month when I get my paycheck I will be snagging the Filthy Riches, deciding between 176 and 181. I'm 5'10 and 130 lbs.


You could go either way. Maybe go 176 for a pure park ski, but I'm guessing you are still growing, so you could get the 181 as well. I like 5'7 and ride the 176 kartels for all man to give you an idea. They are taller than me by a little bit. I even demoed the 181 kartels and handled them.

So all In all if its a pure park ski is go 176 but if you're gonna do a little more and grow, get 181
Aug 15 2015 1:18PM
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jackdonovan
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Calb3rtare you still growing? from your height and weight the 176 might be better suited for you. my personal preference is to go a little longer but not everyone shares that opinion.


.lenconYou could go either way. Maybe go 176 for a pure park ski, but I'm guessing you are still growing, so you could get the 181 as well. I like 5'7 and ride the 176 kartels for all man to give you an idea. They are taller than me by a little bit. I even demoed the 181 kartels and handled them.

So all In all if its a pure park ski is go 176 but if you're gonna do a little more and grow, get 181


Yea I'm probably still growing and I'm 16, and U.S. These are pretty much a pure park ski for me. My last pair of skis was a 171 which I outgrew
Aug 15 2015 3:34PM
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Surfboard
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jackdonovanYea I'm probably still growing and I'm 16, and U.S. These are pretty much a pure park ski for me. My last pair of skis was a 171 which I outgrew


Go 181, I'm sure you could handle the extra length at your height.
Aug 16 2015 10:40AM
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jackdonovan
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SurfboardGo 181, I'm sure you could handle the extra length at your height.


would there be any cons of having the 181, when I got 171s two seasons ago they were like 3 inches taller than me, and would the rocker make them feel short, the 171s were full camber
Aug 16 2015 11:42AM
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.lencon
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Yeah the rocker will make them ski short, but you still have all the ski. I say go 181
Aug 16 2015 12:06PM
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jackdonovan
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.lenconYeah the rocker will make them ski short, but you still have all the ski. I say go 181


that's what I was thinking, thanks for the help +k
Aug 16 2015 12:22PM
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jackdonovan
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just bought the 181s
Aug 16 2015 5:28PM
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white.powder
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finally getting the money...gonna buy some nice filthy rich really soon...but i cant decide which length to take, I know there is a lot of these request but I really need some advice to choose. Im 5ft 11 (and a half...) and probablly wont grow that much, didnt get half of an inch for the past like 8 month...155lbs and 16 years old.I ski like 85% park and 15% the rest of the mountain (no powder since im from the east coast...) Ill probablly go with 181 anyway but I just want some feedback from someone...The only thing is that my actual skis are 169cm...I know...i buy em at none park shop so the guy told me to buy skis that gets between my nose and mouth and its been 2 years now so im afraid that the 181 will be a to big difference but dont want the 176 to be too short because of the big ass rocker
Aug 20 2015 3:12PM
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Surfboard
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white.powderfinally getting the money...gonna buy some nice filthy rich really soon...but i cant decide which length to take, I know there is a lot of these request but I really need some advice to choose. Im 5ft 11 (and a half...) and probablly wont grow that much, didnt get half of an inch for the past like 8 month...155lbs and 16 years old.I ski like 85% park and 15% the rest of the mountain (no powder since im from the east coast...) Ill probablly go with 181 anyway but I just want some feedback from someone...The only thing is that my actual skis are 169cm...I know...i buy em at none park shop so the guy told me to buy skis that gets between my nose and mouth and its been 2 years now so im afraid that the 181 will be a to big difference but dont want the 176 to be too short because of the big ass rocker


Go 181, you'll like the extra length. Honestly, the rocker will make them feel more like a true camber 176.
Aug 20 2015 11:10PM
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white.powderfinally getting the money...gonna buy some nice filthy rich really soon...but i can't decide which length to take, I know there is a lot of these request but I really need some advice to choose. Im 5ft 11 (and a half...) and probably won't grow that much, didn't get half of an inch for the past like 8 month...155lbs and 16 years old.I ski like 85% park and 15% the rest of the mountain (no powder since i'm from the east coast...) I'll probably go with 181 anyway but I just want some feedback from someone...The only thing is that my actual skis are 169cm...I know...i buy em at none park shop so the guy told me to buy skis that gets between my nose and mouth and its been 2 years now so i'm afraid that the 181 will be a to big difference but don't want the 176 to be too short because of the big ass rocker


You MAY even want to consider the 186. As Surfboard mentioned above, when you are skiing on them they feel short and I concur! I wish the 186 was available when I got mine, but I have to make do with the 181.
Aug 21 2015 11:50AM
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white.powder
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thanks for the people giving me feedback for my ski, finally ordered some Filthy Rich 181 from last season. Got the last pair left in stock on Hillcrest sports for 420$+shipping. So stoked on that and really hype to ski those, they look sooo sick!!!
Aug 27 2015 7:59PM
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Yep, and add free USA shipping to that.

Check the new site.
Aug 27 2015 9:29PM
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cydwhit
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The custom options absolutely kill it. So hyped!
Aug 29 2015 8:21AM
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LiteratureYep, and add free USA shipping to that.

Check the new site.


This is awesome, I was curious about the financing details. so I made an account with Affirm (financing website), to see what the payments would be like. I figured id post them up in case anyone is wondering for the future.

186 Kartel 106 with custom Obama topssheets = $729.00

3 months: $255.35/month with $37.05 interest = $766.05 total

6 months: $132.42/month wth $65.45 interest = $794.54 total

12 months: $71.10/month with $124.25 interest = $853.25 total
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One of the things I am super excited about to move to the US for a couple of months is to finally be able to support low key US companies yahoo

Looks mint boys. Needs just a logo tee though! (the one that doesn't say on3p)
Aug 29 2015 9:09AM
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Powness
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In need for some tips about what ski to get. Already go the Jeffrey 122, and i love those. They slay everything and can take a beating. For my next ski i want a ski i can tour with. I've been looking at the Steeple but not sure how the RES does on hardpack? Living in Norway so will meet hardpacked snow eventually. Been considering Black Crows Atris, because they seem to fit great for what i want. But i really want another ON3P ski because of the quality.

Why not update the Grizzlycorn graphics? If i end up with another ON3P it would be great to get another GC ski but not exactly the same graphics.
Aug 31 2015 11:17AM
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.lencon
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PownessIn need for some tips about what ski to get. Already go the Jeffrey 122, and i love those. They slay everything and can take a beating. For my next ski i want a ski i can tour with. I've been looking at the Steeple but not sure how the RES does on hardpack? Living in Norway so will meet hardpacked snow eventually. Been considering Black Crows Atris, because they seem to fit great for what i want. But i really want another ON3P ski because of the quality.

Why not update the Grizzlycorn graphics? If i end up with another ON3P it would be great to get another GC ski but not exactly the same graphics.


Get wrens if you can
Aug 31 2015 11:54AM
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Powness
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.lenconGet wrens if you can


Want the option to ski Switch/land switch.
Aug 31 2015 5:52PM
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.lencon
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PownessWant the option to ski Switch/land switch.


Why not just tour on your Jeffrey's then? There's some people who do it
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jackdonovan
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.lenconAlso it looks like you guys have some clothing in the line up this year. When will that be available to purchase?


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Aug 31 2015 6:38PM
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PownessIn need for some tips about what ski to get. Already go the Jeffrey 122, and i love those. They slay everything and can take a beating. For my next ski i want a ski i can tour with. I've been looking at the Steeple but not sure how the RES does on hardpack? Living in Norway so will meet hardpacked snow eventually. Been considering Black Crows Atris, because they seem to fit great for what i want. But i really want another ON3P ski because of the quality.

Why not update the Grizzlycorn graphics? If i end up with another ON3P it would be great to get another GC ski but not exactly the same graphics.


PownessWant the option to ski Switch/land switch.


.lenconWhy not just tour on your Jeffrey's then? There's some people who do it


Steeples crush on hardpack and ice. Most of my spring was spent skiing icy nastiness on the RES, and while carving it takes a little different approach than a slalom ski (i.e., you need to drive it a little more), you can certainly do it without much effort.

Very rarely do I ski/land switch while touring. If that's still realistic for what you are actually planning to do, the Jeffery 114 or Kartel 106 would be my picks. Personally spent a season ski touring on the old Jeffery 108 and that was a wonderful way to do it.

Grizzlycorn update? I guess I see that, but it's so classic. Any update would have to better it--which could be hard.
Aug 31 2015 7:35PM
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jackdonovan
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my 2016 filthy riches shipped, thanks guys
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