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dshiland
Posts: 214 - Karma: 1,369
Whats up NS,
I'm currently rocking a pair of 184 4frnt switches from last year. My first pair of brand new skis. I'm looking to get this season out of them then theyll be pretty beat. Got more into the park this year, hitting rails and really enjoying the progression. Looking for fun poppy id like to learn butters but durable skis that are fairly park oriented but still can shred all mountain drop cliffs etc. Thinking of on3p, moment, or sticking with 4frnt but im having reservation bc the bases have taken some pretty bad damage but that could be due to how i ski. I don't know much about the on3p line and the differences kind of confuse me a bit. I'm also 6'3 205lbs. Thanks in advance!!
Jan 26 2023 5:13PM
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Squelchouse
Posts: 6 - Karma: 44
I'm going to go out on a super serious limb here and suggest buying Vishnus
Jan 26 2023 6:20PM
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Vish-shoe
Posts: 1949 - Karma: 14,481
SquelchouseI'm going to go out on a super serious limb here and suggest buying Vishnus


Fuck you beat me to it
Jan 26 2023 8:13PM
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Schoess
Posts: 2080 - Karma: 24,863
Mango series is the park skis and Jeffery series are the freestyle oriented all mountain skis. The Jeffery 102 is the do all 1 ski quiver, whereas the mango is a park weapon that can still do it all but is more focused. If you're on the fence, get the Jeffery because it's absolutely insane everywhere and you're really not giving up much in the park. The flex of each ski feels pretty similar to me, although they may be different technically. I own and love both. Mount a Jeff at -2ish and you will be able to rip everything no problem.
dshilandWhats up NS,
I'm currently rocking a pair of 184 4frnt switches from last year. My first pair of brand new skis. I'm looking to get this season out of them then theyll be pretty beat. Got more into the park this year, hitting rails and really enjoying the progression. Looking for fun poppy id like to learn butters but durable skis that are fairly park oriented but still can shred all mountain drop cliffs etc. Thinking of on3p, moment, or sticking with 4frnt but im having reservation bc the bases have taken some pretty bad damage but that could be due to how i ski. I don't know much about the on3p line and the differences kind of confuse me a bit. I'm also 6'3 205lbs. Thanks in advance!!
Jan 26 2023 9:48PM
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tutipups
Posts: 1686 - Karma: 10,559
GEAR TALK
Jan 26 2023 9:56PM
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