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Are ON3P customs actually worth it?

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So I wanted to get a pair of ON3P Mangos, but a few ppl have told me to go custom. When I look through the custom there is also a $50 for softer skis, anyone have experience with that? does it really matter? lmk.
Mar 30 2024 8:00AM
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jumpman101
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Bought a set of custom Jeff’s and softened them up and love it. The mango is pretty soft and if you are between sizes size up and soften it or size down and stay stock. Another difference is the top sheet some care about that and the edges. On a stock it will come detuned edge custom will have the option to detune. I softened my Jeff’s because I was between sizes and went up and softened it worked for me
Mar 30 2024 8:15AM
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I’m 181.5cm and im getting the 181cm ski, do u think i should soften or ill be fine. I ride K2 Poachers right now which are very stiff and can still butter fine with them.
Mar 30 2024 8:20AM
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jumpman101
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If you a buttering poachers easily stay stock lay up
erasedI’m 181.5cm and im getting the 181cm ski, do u think i should soften or I’ll be fine. I ride K2 Poachers right now which are very stiff and can still butter fine with them.
Mar 30 2024 9:27AM
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Benchhitter
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On3p knows how to make a good ski . I trust them . It’s cool to have the option but I personally don’t wanna mess with their core construction.

if you went extra soft on the mangos I bet it would be an absolute street weapon tho.
Mar 30 2024 1:35PM
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SlushSeason
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With the spring sale right now, it seems like a bad time to order customs. You're going to be paying 50% more for a different topsheet and a slightly softer flex
Mar 30 2024 11:28PM
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SchizoSkier
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My on3ps are trashed annd delammed in multiple spots after 2 months of riding. Sorta dissapointed
Mar 31 2024 10:08PM
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BallClapper
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Only if you get the "best worst graphic" winner thing.
Mar 31 2024 10:56PM
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mikem
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its weight vs ski length vs skier ability vs location. If you hit up their customer service, they will ask you these questions and then probably tell you to go stock layup. You should hit them up, and if they tell you to go softer than sure, buy customs.
Apr 1 2024 4:14AM
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tombradypreroll
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I got custom Jeff 100s with the softer flex just cause I’m pretty small, and I wanted to have more control of the ski. I think they’re perfect for me, still feel sturdy, but I’ve never skiied them with the stock flex. They just put like 30 pairs on their factory finds - u should take a look there any see if there are any u like :-)
Apr 2 2024 12:09AM
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