Mangos vs Jeffrey’s

ThomasJBWhat are the main differences in construction. Flex rocker weight material etc. trying to decide which to get

Mangos are more playfull and flexy and jefferys are a bit stiffer. they are both very good skis and you cant go wrong with either of them tho. also I assume you would be using them for park but correct me if I'm wrong

If you're skiing all mountain at all, go with the Jeffs

ThomasJBWhat are the main differences in construction. Flex rocker weight material etc. trying to decide which to get

mango is very playful and mains for park and just jibbing in general. if you ski more mountain with terrain and stuff i’d get the jeffrey’s they are really good for it and i use them myself

SweetishFishMangos are more playfull and flexy and jefferys are a bit stiffer. they are both very good skis and you cant go wrong with either of them tho. also I assume you would be using them for park but correct me if I'm wrong

I know Jeff’s are the answer for all mountain. I’ve pretty much decided those are the best option but I can find plenty if used mangos and almost no Jeff’s 102 or less so I was really trying to see how much I lose with the mangos. I am wondering how the rocker compares. I’ve heard despite being stiff Jeff’s are pretty good buttering because of the heavy rocker but I wasn’t sure if the mangos are also heavily rockered and would just be easier

rowanhere4ridingmango is very playful and mains for park and just jibbing in general. if you ski more mountain with terrain and stuff i’d get the jeffrey’s they are really good for it and i use them myself

Do you think buttering is significantly easier on the mangos?

ThomasJBDo you think buttering is significantly easier on the mangos?

I haven't used mangos myself but because of their flex and other attributes it would just make sense that it would be. Not sure on significant but I'm positive it would be better then the jeffs