Opinions on J Skis for CO shredding?

LocalKook69Ive been snowboarding for 9 years and decided to pick up skiing 2 years ago. Got some Allplay Ratrod J Skis and skied 90% of the time last season (because its better than snowboarding with boot out and all). I love how the skis ride and just wondering how others feel about them

I like them

I have some allplay Deuces and have beaten the absolute shit out of them, 90+ days of all sorts of riding but mainly park. I love the way they ride and they are still going strong and didnt start seeing minor edge cracks until about day 80ish but thats expected when skiing a ton of rails. I love them, they do send too many texts and emails though haha.

ShoppingCartDudethey do send too many texts and emails though haha.

Sorry I've been lonely lately

J_skisSorry I've been lonely lately

its ok, i'll be here for you :)

I have a set of 2017 metals and a pair of 2020 hotshots. I love them and they're both holding up super well. J will always have a place in my heart. I've bought a few more sets since 2020 and ended up selling them because I always reach for my hotshots and didn't want my other sets collecting dust. Some people talk smack about how corny the marketing is, but they're solid skis

I have been riding bacons for the past few years all over the state. They are kind of the best single ski quiver for myself. I know jason made the bacon originally and now he has the vacation which looks really similar. I have a good friend that rides his vacation all the time it seems almost the same. Decent in powder but not as great as a dedicated powder ski, good enough in the park (depending on length), but a little flimsy for a larger person at high speeds, but im used to that now