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WoFlowzDid that fall out because of hitting rails cause that’d give you your answer
Thats the problem. Probabaly coudlvr explained it better. I hit a mix of rails and stuff but it just came out while i was skiing on a different run. So because i use them on rails at all does it mean the edge us fucked up cause of them?
Chrischi69Thats the problem. Probabaly coudlvr explained it better. I hit a mix of rails and stuff but it just came out while i was skiing on a different run. So because i use them on rails at all does it mean the edge us fucked up cause of them?
You can always try. I think they’d say well that’d only happen as a result of hitting rails or side affect. But they are supposed to have good customer service so I’d say try it.
Chrischi69
Would that be valid for a new ski or is it rail related cause it says on the site that rail damage doesnt count for the warranty
fucking OWNED.
Honestly considering on3p detunes the absolute fuck out of its underfoot edges at the factory, i think on3p warranty should cover shit like this even if its rail damage.
like the whole on3p marketing image is “indestructible” and the fact that they detune the edges at the factory in my view kind of makes the statement that their skis are made to hit rails and not fall apart.
like youre riding a ski that slides around like a pancake on groomers bc it has edges duller than milfhunter... the idea that that cost has no solid benefit warranty-wise, is kind of like selling out the customer.
like if you arent going to replace skis that have an edge rip out then stop detuning the edges in the factory for fuck sake.
Like fuck just Charge the customer like 150$ for labor and shipping and send them a new pair of skis.
for a 600-800$ ski thats pretty weaksauce for an edge to completely eat shit like that.
if it was a pair of heads thats fine. But head charges 300 for its park skis. For the same price you could have 1 pair of caddys to use on rails and one pair for everything else.
Also i wouldnt be surprised if skis from companies like fischer were comprehensively more durable than on3ps
WoFlowzYou can always try. I think they’d say well that’d only happen as a result of hitting rails or side affect. But they are supposed to have good customer service so I’d say try it.
They said theyd repair the edge so thats good enough for me. I would rather get a new ski but whatever.
Honestly considering on3p detunes the absolute fuck out of its underfoot edges at the factory, i think on3p warranty should cover shit like this even if its rail damage.
like the whole on3p marketing image is “indestructible” and the fact that they detune the edges at the factory in my view kind of makes the statement that their skis are made to hit rails and not fall apart.
like youre riding a ski that slides around like a pancake on groomers bc it has edges duller than milfhunter... the idea that that cost has no solid benefit warranty-wise, is kind of like selling out the customer.
like if you arent going to replace skis that have an edge rip out then stop detuning the edges in the factory for fuck sake.
Like fuck just Charge the customer like 150$ for labor and shipping and send them a new pair of skis.
for a 600-800$ ski thats pretty weaksauce for an edge to completely eat shit like that.
if it was a pair of heads thats fine. But head charges 300 for its park skis. For the same price you could have 1 pair of caddys to use on rails and one pair for everything else.
Also i wouldnt be surprised if skis from companies like fischer were comprehensively more durable than on3ps
Detuning just helps the edges hold up for a bit longer if you're slamming them into steel.
No skis are will hold up to rail use. ON3P doesn't claim otherwise, their skis just tend to hold up to a lot more abuse than most other companies.
