ON3P SKIS Discussion

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Originally Posted by K1mJ0ngTr1ll

Is the two foot steering more of an ASYM thing or would it relate to the current? I had some 2018 BGs and couldn’t figure them out as a newer skier. I think I’d be fine now though.

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Two foot steering as opposed to what?

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Originally Posted by Ørion

Two foot steering as opposed to what?

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Maybe that’s not the right way to put it. I guess with the ASYM I never felt like my weight was in the right spot. Couldn’t figure them out.

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Originally Posted by beeeom

I NEED MOAR 24/25 GOAT BETA!

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Full carryover with what’s currently available. They rip. Skied the 191 yesterday in mixed storm conditions. It rips too, obviously a big ski, but if you have room to let them run they are phenomenal.

Jeffrey 108’s FTW today. Snow was a bit all over the place, but there was good stuff to be found all over the mountain. Glad I opted for these and not my Jeffrey 118’s or Cease&Desist’s today. Not enough new snow. Maybe tomorrow.

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These arrived today just in time for a 5-day corn cycle next week. 191BG Tour in a 50/50 layup coming in at 2015g/ski. My way of bringing my late, great ski partner, Yogi along.

Really enjoyed last years 191s, looking forward to seeing if there’s any noticeable(to me) differences with this year.

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Originally Posted by benk

These arrived today just in time for a 5-day corn cycle next week. 191BG Tour in a 50/50 layup coming in at 2015g/ski. My way of bringing my late, great ski partner, Yogi along.

Really enjoyed last years 191s, looking forward to seeing if there’s any noticeable(to me) differences with this year.

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Oooof thats a hell of a custom build! Nice work!

Got some woods 108’s coming. Hope to have an ON3P DD again!

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Originally Posted by K1mJ0ngTr1ll

Maybe that’s not the right way to put it. I guess with the ASYM I never felt like my weight was in the right spot. Couldn’t figure them out.

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Without playing 20 questions it is difficult to say for certain but I'd hazard a guess that it wasn't the nature of the ski design specifically.

I have skied the 184 and 189 Asyms a whole bunch and haven't found them to be that unusual to pilot compared to other skis.

There's a lot of things that can affect the feel of a ski (skill, mount position, length appropriate for size, delta, etc) though.

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Originally Posted by Ørion

Without playing 20 questions it is difficult to say for certain but I'd hazard a guess that it wasn't the nature of the ski design specifically.

I have skied the 184 and 189 Asyms a whole bunch and haven't found them to be that unusual to pilot compared to other skis.

There's a lot of things that can affect the feel of a ski (skill, mount position, length appropriate for size, delta, etc) though.

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Easily could have been my skill level at the time. I think Ill have to snag a BG.. you know.. for science.

Got out on the Jeffrey 118’s today for a few laps. Man, these are so much fun in anything soft. Steamroll chop, check. Nimble thru the trees, check. Fun off the rollers in the park, check.

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Originally Posted by K1mJ0ngTr1ll

Welp. Added another 120+. Never been on a C&D but with the love it gets I’m sure I’ll enjoy them.

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You will not be disappointed

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Originally Posted by TeleBeaver

You will not be disappointed

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This the the shit I do like.

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Originally Posted by K1mJ0ngTr1ll

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These will become your new favorite skis and you’ll take them out more often than you think

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Originally Posted by MHSP1497

These will become your new favorite skis and you’ll take them out more often than you think

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Slightly more versatile than one would think?

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Originally Posted by K1mJ0ngTr1ll

Slightly more versatile than one would think?

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Pretty much. The shape just works.

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Originally Posted by Brasso

After skiing the Wren 110 Pro, the two actually feel kind of similar. The Wren 110 Pro skis like a skinnier SG.

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One of the best days of the season on Wren 110 pros, such a solid ride. Super fun, quiet and energetic, supple in the shovel but not a plow, good on edge, workable and chargey.

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Originally Posted by K1mJ0ngTr1ll

Slightly more versatile than one would think?

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yeah, given that you are partial to the underfoot width.

That being said, the slightly softer shovels and stiffer tails do make the shape shine. I also find that the asym shape/tails works really well with their intended use, more so than with BGasyms.

To sumarize my take on them: I like the fatgoat C&Ds enough that I run both 184s and 189s in a resort quiver consisting of six pairs of skis - if partially for sentimental reasons. Go figure eh ;)

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Originally Posted by kid-kapow

yeah, given that you are partial to the underfoot width.

That being said, the slightly softer shovels and stiffer tails do make the shape shine. I also find that the asym shape/tails works really well with their intended use, more so than with BGasyms.

To sumarize my take on them: I like the fatgoat C&Ds enough that I run both 184s and 189s in a resort quiver consisting of six pairs of skis - if partially for sentimental reasons. Go figure eh ;)

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Dammit. Now I need a late season pow day. These sounds great.

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What a great looking setup.

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Originally Posted by benk

These arrived today just in time for a 5-day corn cycle next week. 191BG Tour in a 50/50 layup coming in at 2015g/ski. My way of bringing my late, great ski partner, Yogi along.

Really enjoyed last years 191s, looking forward to seeing if there’s any noticeable(to me) differences with this year.

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Two things...

1. Cool rug.

2. Fritchis?

Slarve missiles. Stock 187 BG110. The ski I keep coming back to.

Which reminds me….there is a BG108 in the custom ski builder. No specs.

Anybody know?

I think everything should be the same as 118 except width and weight obviously. Have a buddy that custom built some (stock layup) so can report back with weight once they arrive.

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Originally Posted by cocoapuff

Slarve missiles. Stock 187 BG110. The ski I keep coming back to.

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IMHO this is all you need to handle 4-5” to 12-14” days. It’s all I grabbed in that zone this year. The BG110 is phenomenal.
Those CDs ^ are dope looking, I just can’t justify the use case in maritime snow.