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Thread: 2014/2015 ON3P Skis (Official Thread) - Discussion and Lust

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    Thx guys. I called the shop and they said -8.5

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    2014/2015 ON3P Skis (Official Thread) - Discussion and Lust

    Quote Originally Posted by Kootenai View Post
    Just picked up a pair of 12/13 BG tours 191's. After an exhaustive search I haven't been able to find the rec. Mount point. No marks on the sidewall. I'm 6' 190#. Use is mainly for bc. Mount these exact center? or.......
    From Scott when I asked him the same on a pair with Bamboo Sidewalls:

    87cm pulled straight out (not following the curve, and not a straight line connecting the tail to the ski topsheet). Just pull tape parallel to the ground 87cm from the tail, and that is boot center.

    So yeah -8.5cm.
    Last edited by CaliBrit; 01-10-2015 at 12:56 PM.

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    Thanks for the feedback.
    And to be super Anal, if you HAD to go either +2 or -2 from center due to hole conflicts; what would you do? Seems the consensus is to go back, eh?

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    ^^ I would do whatever I could to find a binding that didn't require going off the line, but if no luck, then yes I would go back not forward.

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    Mounted last pair back. Fine in pow but wandered on groomers at -1. I agree put a plate to keep on line
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    When I cave and order a 186 BG to be mounted with beasts...is the grizzlycorn an option?
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    Quote Originally Posted by SupreChicken View Post
    ...is the grizzlycorn an option?
    No, it is mandatory.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SupreChicken View Post
    When I cave and order a 186 BG to be mounted with beasts...is the grizzlycorn an option?
    SC, when I checked their on line store it show the Grizzly all sold out... I have the orig Grizzly and will never part with it and when Scitt and team release the 191 106 Kartel I hope the Grizzly will be available...

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    2014/2015 ON3P Skis (Official Thread) - Discussion and Lust

    Quote Originally Posted by SupreChicken View Post
    When I cave and order a 186 BG to be mounted with beasts...is the grizzlycorn an option?
    I think IF they do it next year, then you just have to order early. They have limited #'s.

    Just about to mount up my 186 BG GC's. Pretty fucking stoked!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobcat Sig View Post
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    Had to go back of line 1.5cm. They ski fine there. Do everything I ask and nothing I don't. Such a fun shape. Rail groomers and ski pow up to 10" great. They do surprisingly well in chop, being that they are the tour layup.

    Still cannot believe they removed this ski from their line.

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    I'm super stoked as I just picked up a pair of wood veneer top Vicik Tours.
    Dims and rocker/camber profile look great.
    I'm also surprised it was removed from the line-up.
    The Kartel 106 looks super jibby in comparison.

    Anyway, can't wait until they arrive.


    PS I also they are good enough to keep.
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    Yeah, the Wrenegade 102 replaced the Vicik. Sorry about that in my pm, I heard it was the Kartel. The Wren in 106 would have been a better choice for 0N3P IMHO.

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    Any thoughts on re-mounting a 186cm Kartel 98 at -2cm? I'm not sure how tolerant they are of adjusting mount points and don't want to drill them again if not necessary.

    Low speeds and messing around, I love the skis. Tons of pop in the tails, ski switch very well, move around great, grip or slide on command. They are awesome to beater around on. Lazy backseat turns get the best results.

    But when I push them, they don't respond well. Carving groomers at moderate speeds is enough to hit the stability speed limit, lose the edge, fold the tips and behave erratically when you drive them. It's like they punish good form. I can't comfortably ski far enough into the back seat to make them work for me at speed. I like the tails, wish the there was about 6" more tip.

    So will -2 accommodate my style? If not, it would be easier to sell/trade them for a more directional model with only one set of holes.

    Additional info:
    -I'm a bigger guy. 6'4" 180lbs 335bsl, so these things are already shorter than I'd usually like.
    -Bought them to replace my 186cm S3s. Love those skis, just wish they were longer and stiffer.
    -I have OG Pillowfights (196cm) and the S3s that both have more progressive mounts. Both are on the rec line and work well for me. So I (apparently mistakenly) thought I could handle a progressive mount.

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    IMO... sell them and get Jeffrey 114s instead. I know they're wider, but they're quite a bit stiffer and more substantial.
    Or find last year's Jeffrey in a 186cm, if you can.

    I played around with mounting points a bit on the older Jeffrey with demo bindings, which has the same elliptical sidecut as the Kartels. I thought that the ski was remarkably tolerant of moving the mount point 2-3cm. The ON3P guys said (and this makes sense) that since the elliptical sidecut is nearly straight underfoot and arcs tighter in the tip and tail, there's a larger than normal sweet zone for mount points as your boot is still pretty much in the "center" of the sidecut. So I don't think mounting at -2cm would negatively affect the ski... but I'm also not sure it would solve your complaints with them. Kinda sounds like they're just too soft for how you want to ski.

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    2014/2015 ON3P Skis (Official Thread) - Discussion and Lust

    Yeah at 6'4" you need a bigger ski mate. Not a new mount point.

    Sell them and get a 191 something.

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    191 Caylors from last year sound like they could work.

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    Recommending that he replace a ski that is 98mm underfoot (S3) with one that is 120mm underfoot (Caylor) seems like a bit of a stretch, don't you think?

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    Gonna hit up the demo day at Loveland this coming weekend. Is the demo tent open right as lifts turn? Just wondering if I need to bring my skis.

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    Reality: The Kartel 98 is a wider park ski, and it's advertised as such. You bought the wrong ski. Probably would have been better off on the 106, or even a Wren 102.
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    Quote Originally Posted by adrenalated View Post
    Recommending that he replace a ski that is 98mm underfoot (S3) with one that is 120mm underfoot (Caylor) seems like a bit of a stretch, don't you think?
    Perhaps. It's early, I haven't had coffee yet. :P

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    Quote Originally Posted by CaliBrit View Post
    I think IF they do it next year, then you just have to order early. They have limited #'s.

    Just about to mount up my 186 BG GC's. Pretty fucking stoked!
    This is correct...limited run when we do them. Maybe we will do them next year. Maybe we won't. The mystical beast that is the Grizzlycorn cannot be represented in normal, Earth physics. You must understand the time and space between time and spaces. Only then can you perhaps harness the power of the GC.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2FUNKY View Post
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    Had to go back of line 1.5cm. They ski fine there. Do everything I ask and nothing I don't. Such a fun shape. Rail groomers and ski pow up to 10" great. They do surprisingly well in chop, being that they are the tour layup.

    Still cannot believe they removed this ski from their line.
    Glad you are loving them. As for removing them from the line, we had to do some things based on demand and have a lot more versatile options available now for most riders. Those are fun sticks, though for sure!
    You should have been here yesterday!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kootenai View Post
    Thx guys. I called the shop and they said -8.5
    Correct. Sorry I missed your PM the first time around, but I just responded (albeit late )
    You should have been here yesterday!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2FUNKY View Post
    The Wren in 106 would have been a better choice for 0N3P IMHO.
    We are hearing feedback on multiple fronts...spurning drunken design discussions in the near future.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thaar View Post
    Gonna hit up the demo day at Loveland this coming weekend. Is the demo tent open right as lifts turn? Just wondering if I need to bring my skis.
    I'll be there as early as fuckwad I-70 allows me to. Count on me being there for your first run
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