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t0aster
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Hello, would you think this is a normal crack in my Magnus 90s. Had them for about a year so roughly 1.5 seasons. Spent most time on them and ridden all over the place. Not many big jumps and not that many rails. A few backflips where I dug the nose in the ground. And some butter and front flips.
I see most of you say it’s the most durable park ski, I don’t really think so. Am I totally wrong?






Apr 13 2021 9:33AM
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AlexHallsEyebrow
Posts: 831 - Karma: 7,772
You didn’t snap it..
but inb4 did you ski in a ditch
Apr 13 2021 10:10AM
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Jems
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Well first things first, people call on3ps durable for their resistance to delam i think. Personality my on3ps got raped in the park and didn’t last too long.

Looks like OP hit a ditch or something, i had a homie do the same with his 102s and he got a single replacement ski.
Apr 13 2021 10:15AM
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NateDude
Posts: 186 - Karma: 1,284
Just bang some wood screws through them and put a fresh coat of wax
Apr 13 2021 10:16AM
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CatdickBojangles
Posts: 6210 - Karma: 63,060
JemsWell first things first, people call on3ps durable for their resistance to delam i think. Personality my on3ps got raped in the park and didn’t last too long.

Looks like OP hit a ditch or something, i had a homie do the same with his 102s and he got a single replacement ski.


The bases are tougher than 90% of skis on the market, the edges while not bullet proof are some of the toughest on the market. But like all skis they do break but they tend to last longer than most skis on the market. Hell their athletes don't go thru very many skis and that says something.
Apr 13 2021 11:00AM
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50Kal
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Do the same tricks on a different ski and see what happens.
Apr 13 2021 11:02AM
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Session
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You're pictures betray your words. You beat the fuck out of your skis.

Not the mention this:

"A few backflips where I dug the nose in the ground"
Apr 13 2021 11:49AM
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CatdickBojangles
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SessionYou're pictures betray your words. You beat the fuck out of your skis.

Not the mention this:

"A few backflips where I dug the nose in the ground"


And the truth is revealed
Apr 13 2021 11:57AM
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Phatboy64
Posts: 118 - Karma: 456
Are they even ON3P’s....
Apr 13 2021 12:37PM
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cydwhit
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Tip catcher underrotations are how you break skis, any skis.
Apr 13 2021 12:41PM
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dmcdmc
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Most durable doesn't mean unreasonably durable or indestructible. Terms like bombproof are just marketing jargon. If you're digging tips on backflips, that's a pretty solid way to damage skis. On3p does use thicker edges and bases than most but they're still just metal, wood and fiberglass at the end of the day.
Apr 13 2021 1:09PM
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skiP.E.I.
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Let's see the ditch that did this.
Apr 13 2021 3:50PM
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shin-bang
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jackass.

dont bash a company for under rotating a flip. that top sheet bubble is from the ski being bent the opposite way it was designed to bend. completely your fault. fyi, ive broken multiple skis from coming up short on backies. sucks to lose a good ski though.

as cy said, this will destroy any ski.

I have on3ps that are 7 years old. ridden hard and put away wet and still in great shape. when you dont bend them the wrong way, they last you long timeeeeee

**This post was edited on Apr 13th 2021 at 4:09:29pm
Apr 13 2021 4:09PM
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swaggrandpa
Posts: 161 - Karma: 1,840
cydwhitTip catcher underrotations are how you break skis, any skis.

And that’s why u run blades
Apr 13 2021 7:11PM
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BradFiAusNzCoCa
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Your first mistake was posting about ON3P in a non-positive light lol. ON3P hype train is real on here.

I wouldn’t know though. Never been on them.
Apr 13 2021 9:25PM
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dolanslebensraum
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Inb4 dolan arrives
Apr 14 2021 1:23AM
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dolanslebensraum
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DolansLebensraumInb4 dolan arrives

Dolan has arrived.



the only thing that really bothers me about on3p warranty not covering damage like this is that on3ps cost like almost 1000$. For that price either they need to be truly and utterly more durable than any other ski, or on3p needs to start tossing out warranty replacements like candy.

just have the customer pay for parts labor and shipping.

if your factory overhead is so high you cant charge less than 800$ for your skis then move the fucking factory to china
Apr 14 2021 1:27AM
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Chrischi69
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Just put epoxy in it epoxy solves all problems even this
Apr 14 2021 3:17PM
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No.Quarter
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DolansLebensraumDolan has arrived.



the only thing that really bothers me about on3p warranty not covering damage like this is that on3ps cost like almost 1000$. For that price either they need to be truly and utterly more durable than any other ski, or on3p needs to start tossing out warranty replacements like candy.

just have the customer pay for parts labor and shipping.

if your factory overhead is so high you cant charge less than 800$ for your skis then move the fucking factory to china


This is so fucking stupid.
Apr 14 2021 3:22PM
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