On3p magnus or vishnu wets

You gotta give us some info, how big you are, what you ski, are you an idiot bunch fanboy etc. Otherwise I'll just tell you to get wets because wets are the shit.

Do you want to ski, or noodle fuck around?

Well one costs almost twice as much as the other if that influences anything.

DeepskierYou gotta give us some info, how big you are, what you ski, are you an idiot bunch fanboy etc. Otherwise I'll just tell you to get wets because wets are the shit.

I'm 5,9

The.FishWell one costs almost twice as much as the other if that influences anything.

Yeah ik but how is the durability on the wets cause if it is good I will probably get the wets cause they are so much cheaper

i've put 30 something days on my wets since december, including a few urban spots, lots of park laps, resort and some bc. not one edge crack, delam, core shot or anything. bases and edges are hard asf. my other skis are a 181 k108. hardly use them unless its too deep for the wets. vishnus are fucking durable as shit. buy the wets.

and for anyone who says theyre too noodly or whatever to actually rip, they're prolly shit skiers looking for an excuse. if you know how to drive a ski you won't have any problems with the wets on anything but 3+ inches of fresh.

Well no matter what you tell me ill tell you to get wets.

holdenmonkeyand for anyone who says theyre too noodly or whatever to actually rip, they're prolly shit skiers looking for an excuse. if you know how to drive a ski you won't have any problems with the wets on anything but 3+ inches of fresh.

If you try to "drive" a noodly ski like the wets they will just fold up under you.

The Magnus is going to be a thicker, heavier ski than the wets. I've ridden both brands, k106 and got a pair of v's this year.
I haven't ridden the Magnus so I can't speak for that particular ski but you cannot go wrong with ON3P.

My kartels were my one of my favorite skis I've ever been on. You could ski anything with them and they destroyed it. Absolutely mega charger of a ski. Bases were extremely fast. And the quality in general is unmatched. ON3P's are very unique.

Having said that..

The wet is also a very, very fun ski. They're the softest ski I've ever been on. They're light, snappy and calling them playful is an understatement. Theyre not just noodles, you can actually ski them anywhere you want. Probably wouldn't drop a cliff on them but then again I've never dropped a real cliff before...but I have seen videos of people skiing powder and dropping cliffs and just ripping them on pow days.

Nose butters and tail butters are so fun on this ski the flex is insane. The skis are also pretty damn durable. Other than top sheet chipping they've held up extremely well for a ski I paid 350 dollars for.


Honestly they seem to be pretty similar skis. If you're dead set on getting on3ps but want them to be as playful as the wets, I would suggest doing a custom order with ON3P and get the softer carbon stringers. I imagine they would have a similar flex as the vishnu's.


But either way you're going to be on a durable, fun park ski.

At the end of the day...they're both park skis and were designed to be ridden in a park. So who gives a fuck if they're too soft to charge around the mountain. If you're a good enough skier you should be able to get the ski to do what you want and be able to ski how you want.


You can't go wrong with either brand. You're supporting two awesome companies who do awesome things for the ski community.


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