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  1. #7351
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    1 has to the first number, for mental advantage. I like this hypothetical ski that might not not not be hypothetical. I would purchase it.

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    Dibs!

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    The feel is gonna get compromised to get the weight but that's ok.

    This dream ski (for me) is a quiver dweller. Tour specialist, light tech clamps... light enough to do 8kft days and never really ski the resort.

    The current line already has the resort layup dialed and can be brought on short tours and sidecountry and be the #travelskis

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    Still keeping the edges & base....
    Seriously, this can’t turn into yet another ON3P thread....

  5. #7355
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    Quote Originally Posted by iggyskier View Post
    Still keeping the edges & base....
    If you ever make a "touring" ski I'm hoping it will be sized like the Woodsman or Jeffreys.
    A 189 on3p is too much length for being efficient on the up, even for bigger guys. While a 184, mentally, is a little short for the down.
    186-181-176 makes more sense

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    Quote Originally Posted by iggyskier View Post
    Still keeping the edges & base....
    How much would a wren 96 in 179 length weigh with a tour core. Also is that something you make? I didn’t see it available on the custom ski builder online.


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    ON3P SKIS Discussion

    Hope the beetleguece like, weight weenie project takes off!

  8. #7358
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    Quote Originally Posted by grinch View Post
    Id be ok with a 179 @ 1935. 8.5lbs for a pair is still a good savings. 2000 for that matter. Still want to feel that dampness. Baby steps after that

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    Yeah, don't want to overshoot it and end up with just another light weight ski.

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    Quote Originally Posted by galibier_numero_un View Post
    Yeah, don't want to overshoot it and end up with just another light weight ski.

    ... Thom
    Guessing they wouldnt let that happen. Id like one but i wouldnt want to expect unrealistic weight expectations to make it happen. Especially without a steeple in the current line up(cough 108)

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    Quote Originally Posted by CascadeLuke View Post
    Hope the beetleguece like, weight weenie project takes off!
    dang....

    but yeah, what i like about my on3p skis....they heavy

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    Quote Originally Posted by PNW-skier78 View Post
    How much would a wren 96 in 179 length weigh with a tour core.
    I do not know, but my wren96s in 179 weigh

    wren96 w/Atomic Backland bindings 2274
    wren96ti w/ Castified Pivot 18s with touring toe 3040
    wren96ti w/ Castified Pivot 18s with Look toe 3464

    I asked ON3P to send me their lightest pair of standard wren96s, and if I remember correctly they were around 1860gr a ski - and within a few grams of each other. I am really excited about getting on them opting to sell BMT90s, Mantra V-Werks and 4FRNT Ravens.

    A tour core ski would be a bit softer/rounder in its flex.

    A standard ski with a tour core is not what I am wanting. A Wren96 is no 2x4 to start with, so the idea was to get something a bit lighter, but equally stiff. As such, a new core that gives up a bit in terms of bamboo feel for weight while remaining stiff and tolerably damp should be an instant hit. ON3Ps plane so well that their touring skis do not necessarily need a softer/rounder flex imho (ddisclaimer - I have never tried a steeple, so I could be talking out of my ass like usual).

    The only real space in my quiver where I can justify getting a new ski is something like a wren108 shape with a lighter core, but with a bit of titanal for grip and damp addingness. So light enough in other words, but still able to rage. And yeah, I too would want full blown edges and bases to make the skis as robust as possible for when sharks wanna nibble on them. If that could be built in around 1800-1900 then I would be very interested. I also think something like that could sell quite well as a standard ski as well - though I would not really want that for resort riding myself I love how standard wren108s ride

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    Quote Originally Posted by kid-kapow View Post
    I do not know, but my wren96s in 179 weigh

    wren96 w/Atomic Backland bindings 2274
    wren96ti w/ Castified Pivot 18s with touring toe 3040
    wren96ti w/ Castified Pivot 18s with Look toe 3464

    I asked ON3P to send me their lightest pair of standard wren96s, and if I remember correctly they were around 1860gr a ski - and within a few grams of each other. I am really excited about getting on them opting to sell BMT90s, Mantra V-Werks and 4FRNT Ravens.

    A tour core ski would be a bit softer/rounder in its flex.

    A standard ski with a tour core is not what I am wanting. A Wren96 is no 2x4 to start with, so the idea was to get something a bit lighter, but equally stiff. As such, a new core that gives up a bit in terms of bamboo feel for weight while remaining stiff and tolerably damp should be an instant hit. ON3Ps plane so well that their touring skis do not necessarily need a softer/rounder flex imho (ddisclaimer - I have never tried a steeple, so I could be talking out of my ass like usual).

    The only real space in my quiver where I can justify getting a new ski is something like a wren108 shape with a lighter core, but with a bit of titanal for grip and damp addingness. So light enough in other words, but still able to rage. And yeah, I too would want full blown edges and bases to make the skis as robust as possible for when sharks wanna nibble on them. If that could be built in around 1800-1900 then I would be very interested. I also think something like that could sell quite well as a standard ski as well - though I would not really want that for resort riding myself I love how standard wren108s ride
    Thanks for the info. I was interested in a tour wren 96 for skiing the volcanoes in the spring.

    I am not in good enough shape to carry anything to wide or heavy. The 96 would also be nice whenever the snow does not soften up as expected.


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    Yeah - sounds good and no problem.

    I think my pair slot in just where I want them to be in terms of weight, stiffness and so on for their inteded use. They are light enough for the up, but should ski awesomely on the down. Very excited to get on them for sure. I also simply cannot wait to try them back to back with wren96tis

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    Quote Originally Posted by detuned View Post
    dang....

    but yeah, what i like about my on3p skis....they heavy
    A bit tongue and cheek. The last time I recall the crowd (mostly betel) inserting ski manufacturing advise to Iggy resulted in public super goat and a ton of ridicule. Norse and others coming from a good place..🤙🏼

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    Quote Originally Posted by CascadeLuke View Post
    A bit tongue and cheek. The last time I recall the crowd (mostly betel) inserting ski manufacturing advise to Iggy resulted in public super goat and a ton of ridicule.
    word

    what with all the crowd unicorn ideas n such, i admit i was part of the Kartel/Jeff mount point waffle crowd and lo we received the woodsman. the blend of wren/kartel shape, flex and mount point so many of us desire...

    do i own one? no.

    do i want one? maybe?

    far be it from me to offer manufacturing advice, this is really fun stuff to read....props, iggy

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    Considering ON3P was started on the premise that somebody on a forum could indeed design and build better skis than what was available at the time - a venture they have succeded in to a large part (their touring range arguably upon occasion being an exception for certain segments) - I for one do find the sentiment of misguided consumer feedback through a forum slightly funny.

    That being said - separating feedback gold from dead ends with limited profitability is probably hard a times, and is quite possibly what gives Iggy a reason to drink. However - hopefully some construction tweaks can be made enabling a construction that will make their already stellar designs ride in a way worthy of being offered as an ON3P ski, while being within what the market would want to buy within the touring segment. The world is not lacking for stellar touring skis, but it is lacking from ON3Ps being offered as them. More people deserve to get on ON3Ps as they ride amazingly well and have a build quality that is second to none, touring people included

    As for the Betel debacle - I dunno, mistakes were made all around there. It is kinda hard to sumarize it as the main protagonist veered between demonstrating the emotional stability of a teen with borderline personality disorder who figured crack was needed to level out on one end, to providing very insightful and hugely helpful contributions at other.I guess we all fluctuate a bit. Then again, it is my understanding that SGs did not come about because of Betel or his feedback, but that his very vocal asking to be allowed to buy a pair might have contributed to that the custom runs were offered. I have no idea.

    The points are moot regardless. Iggy ain't working on nothing, no news to follow - no full edge/base reworked touring ski to follow at some time. Phew - I do not need more skis, so that is welcome news

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    Skinny sticks for the East

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    Quote Originally Posted by PNW-skier78 View Post
    How much would a wren 96 in 179 length weigh with a tour core. Also is that something you make? I didn’t see it available on the custom ski builder online.


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    I’ve got wren 98 tours with kingpins. I won’t be able to weigh them for a bit but they are considerably lighter than regular wren 98’s I’ve handled.

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    I AM HERE TO INTERNET ARMCHAIR DESIGN THE IDEAL SKI FOR ME PERSONALLY THEREFORE ON3P WILL SELL MILLIONS OF PAIRS OF THEM

    That said, I may or may not have been bugging Scott for a lighter weight core for a long time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aever4Ever View Post
    You guys are still talking shit months later. Jesus Christ.
    Ayye look who’s back
    Don’t flatter yourself boss. Probably the first time in a year.
    Anyways, what’s new? Gearing up to ski?

    Edit: just read what he wrote. Not the coolest depiction

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    Quote Originally Posted by adrenalated View Post
    I AM HERE TO INTERNET ARMCHAIR DESIGN THE IDEAL SKI FOR ME PERSONALLY THEREFORE ON3P WILL SELL MILLIONS OF PAIRS OF THEM
    Hey Betelgeuse....


    Quote Originally Posted by Aever4Ever View Post
    You guys are still talking shit months later. Jesus Christ.
    OH.


    Come up to Alpental dude

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    I like my 14 OG BG and tried assemetry version. It felt a bit hooky and more directional But day I tried conditions were not great. But grabbed OG from car and they were fine. Would like to try Cease and desist. Pair at local shop but guy wants 400 with major tail damage.


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    I need to go to Utah.
    Utah?
    Yeah, Utah. It's wedged in between Wyoming and Nevada. You've seen pictures of it, right?

    So after 15 years we finally made it to Utah.....


    Thanks BCSAR and POWMOW Ski Patrol for rescues

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aever4Ever View Post
    You guys are still talking shit months later. Jesus Christ.
    yes, yes we are... it makes us smile. It always has...

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    Quote Originally Posted by adrenalated View Post
    I AM HERE TO INTERNET ARMCHAIR DESIGN THE IDEAL SKI FOR ME PERSONALLY THEREFORE ON3P WILL SELL MILLIONS OF PAIRS OF THEM

    That said, I may or may not have been bugging Scott for a lighter weight core for a long time.
    Exactly. Do my important bidding.

    I've been quietly bitching about the weight of the tour line for years. The time seemed right to actually demonstrate demand from the armchair gallery.

    His shapes have become defining standards for powder performance even amongst strong competition, some of which seem to have an uncertain future (Praxis, DPS). And with a well-developed inbounds line already grabbin pussy, it seemed plausible that he'd step into more serious touring builds... now not not confirmed as an actual interest.
    Last edited by Norseman; 11-17-2019 at 01:13 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by whyturn View Post
    I like my 14 OG BG and tried assemetry version. It felt a bit hooky and more directional But day I tried conditions were not great. But grabbed OG from car and they were fine. Would like to try Cease and desist. Pair at local shop but guy wants 400 with major tail damage.


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    Buy mine then!

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