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ChristhejonJust park or are you looking to do something else with them too?
grantn_On3ps or Vishnu’s if you want new wave skis. I enjoy my Vishnu’s a lot.
LquriskiYeah, i have heard that vishnu's are durable, but i need little cheaper ones. Also i have heard that on3p's snap pretty easily?
grantn_I have a couple friends that ride the line honey badger. From what I’ve seen, they seem durable for a decently cheap ski
LquriskiAlso i have heard that on3p's snap pretty easily?
LquriskiYeah, they are pretty cheap and they seem okay to me, my friend also have ones and they are super light, they also are pretty soft skis. I expect that they are good on rails, but are they stable on bigger jumps and spins?
LquriskiAlso i have heard that on3p's snap pretty easily?
ski_salmon69Only if you ride them into a ditch
Bended_ToenailA damnable lie.
Seriously, ON3P is by far the most durable. Sure, you could get Honey Badgers, but when they break, it will end up being more expensive to buy new ones than it is for a pair of ON3Ps.
grantn_I’ve seen my friends with them absolutely BOOST so it seems like they’re fine. Really depends on balance.
WoFlowzI’ve seen more threads of delaminating on3ps or snapped or with edges falling out than any other brand smh at all this “the most durable” shit
LquriskiYeah, they are pretty cheap and they seem okay to me, my friend also have ones and they are super light, they also are pretty soft skis. I expect that they are good on rails, but are they stable on bigger jumps and spins?
LquriskiYup
chetler_shredslmao even though im a whole year late , the money badgers are an amazing ski for the price, they are extremely light, buttery, since the weight is so light there easy to spin either on rails or off jumps, I ride them all mountain with a park mindset and I love them. I have hit big jumps but I haven't dont huge tricks with them on
lil.BoyeLol, being a bigger guy skiing quite aggressive i woukd kill those hb’s in less than a week.
Imo paying a bit more for some quality skis is worth. But just buying skis because they are cheap is dumb.
lil.BoyeLol, being a bigger guy skiing quite aggressive i woukd kill those hb’s in less than a week.
Imo paying a bit more for some quality skis is worth. But just buying skis because they are cheap is dumb.
closeyetfar11Agreed. The Honey Badger is a very light duty, cap construction, price-point ski. I've seen pairs not last a month.
lil.BoyeLol, being a bigger guy skiing quite aggressive i woukd kill those hb’s in less than a week.
Imo paying a bit more for some quality skis is worth. But just buying skis because they are cheap is dumb.
chetler_shredshave you given j skis thought, I just got a pair of the all plays and they are amazing durability isn't a issue with them
lil.Boyehave thought about them, but the graphics don't really tickle my pickle. also thay will have to ship from the US to scandinavia which cost a lot
driftsU were on3p into a ditch guy right?
chetler_shredslmao even though im a whole year late , the money badgers are an amazing ski for the price, they are extremely light, buttery, since the weight is so light there easy to spin either on rails or off jumps, I ride them all mountain with a park mindset and I love them. I have hit big jumps but I haven't dont huge tricks with them on
lil.BoyeLol, being a bigger guy skiing quite aggressive i woukd kill those hb’s in less than a week.
Imo paying a bit more for some quality skis is worth. But just buying skis because they are cheap is dumb.
