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ON3P Customs?

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mikemac
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I've always thought about buying a pair of ON3P's, they have a great reputation, friends who have them love em, and its cool to ski a boutique ski company making it happen and standing by their product. I'm also definitely falling prey to their guerilla marketing campaign putting out banger edits on the reg. I've played around with their custom ski maker about a dozen times and I feel like these would be some pretty special whips.

My daily driver's probably won't make it through the coming season so I'm currently lusting over a pair of 192cm Jefferey's with added carbon fiber for stiffness. i live in jackson so i could def ride the 108s everyday no problem, but I'd be keen on the 96s for an awesome low tide/spring slush cruiser since I already have other powder skis.

I don't REALLy need to drop a grand on a pair of skis. but I might. what do ya'll think?
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5 years ago
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Kevski
Posts: 7056 - Karma: 2,788
Got two pairs of customs myself and yeah I could have bought like 4 pairs of almost any other brand for that but if you can, why not invest in the dopest looking ski that also rides exactly how you want?
5 years ago
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stonedbrian
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Got a pair of cutsoms. Rad af. Go for it
5 years ago
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iggyskier
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I’m obviously biased so not my place to tell other people how to spend their money.

I did want to note, though, that we did open up the custom program on proform this year. So if the prodeal aspect of your poll options is accurate, you would likely qualify for proform on customs too. Compared to stock skis, discount rates are a bit lower, and starting point higher, but it is a option as of this Fall.

if you have any ski questions we can help with, just give us a call or shoot us an email. Thanks!
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mikemac
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iggyskierI’m obviously biased so not my place to tell other people how to spend their money.

I did want to note, though, that we did open up the custom program on proform this year

Unreal! I'm a freeride coach and bar manager in Teton Village, had the father of one of your marketing team members in at the bar within the last year. he clued me into the prodeal aspect but i assumed no way for the customs, didn't even want to ask lol. I'm fine with paying alot for a ski like this, but any bit of discount pretty much tips the scale for me. Thanks man!
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dropinoutofschol
Posts: 265 - Karma: 905
Honestly the one thing that keeps me going back to ON3P is their warranty program. Even if you don't qualify for a free ski I think its around 200 for a single replacement. Nothing sucks more than breaking a single ski and not being able to find a replacement during the season. Mine came within one week and I'm up in BC. Break the Bank!
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shin-bang
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the beefiness, durability, and ride quality make any of their skis worth it. period.
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