FS: 177 ON3P Woodsman 108 (Gen 1 2020)

**SchralphMacchio** · 02-29-2024, 12:31 AM

Gen1 2019-2020 version of the ON3P Woodsman 108, not the current version. Gen1 has a stiffer tail than the Gen2 (Woodsman 110) and skis a little bigger/more aggressively than other skis of this length, also it’s important to note that ON3P uses straight pull tip-to-tail measurement, not pre-pressed length.

Price: $280 + shipping from Eugene, Oregon; skis are flat and holes are not plugged.

Specs: 177 cm length, 135 / 108 / 125 mm, 2050 and 2080 grams actual measured ski weights
Mount history: Single mount for Pivots on the line (-6.5 cm) @ 296mm BSL, one ski has 4 helicoils at the heel installed by my shop (also explains why that ski is 30g heavier than the other).

Condition: 3.5/5 overall. Bases have never had ptex/weld/patches or any other kind of repair; there are some base scratches pictured, nothing that I had bothered to grind down and in my opinion a bit shallow to warrant solder filling. Edges are mostly in very good shape but there is one minor edge nick (not compressed, just nicked, see images). Topsheets are typical for age, some scratches shown but no deep gouges, no delam. The tune feels dialed for me and they should ski well out of the box, I did have them run through a Wintersteiger after getting them to remedy initially slightly concave tails, and I’ve done some detuning on the tapered sections to keep these skis loose in variable snow. Serial number is 056.

If you are not familiar with this ski, here is an overview from Blister: https://blisterreview.com/gear-revie...p-woodsman-108
The ski has a -6.5 cm mount point and slots between the ON3P Jeffrey and Wrenegade, but in this Gen 1 incarnation the tails seem closer to Wren than Jeff.

I replaced these with Woodsman 110s and no longer wish to hold the 108s as backups. These skis would probably be great for smaller full throttle skiers or medium sized skiers looking for a sturdy all mountain ride.