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  1. #12026
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    Fondled some of the lineup in a local shop yesterday. Those new 118 BGs are sexy as hell! Wish mine needed replacing!
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  2. #12027
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bandit Man View Post
    The spawn of Bandit Man had a Merry ON3P Christmas this morning!

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    Topsheets look amazing. I like her shirt too!

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  3. #12028
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    Quote Originally Posted by f=ma View Post
    I agree. I got a few days on the new update BG118 and I found the old ASYM BG116 to slash/release a lot easier at slower speeds. The new ones seem to want a little more speed, imo. Still having a blast though.
    It’s the updated lower tail rocker. Everything a super goat now.

    The older, longer/taller tail rocker released with such ease
    wait!!!! waitwaitwaitwaitwaitwaitwaitwait...Wait!
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  4. #12029
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    Quote Originally Posted by carlh View Post
    Got out on my super goats today at alpy for the first time in a few years today and they might take issue with this statement.
    this is the stoke I’m still here for.

    I need a superG.O.A.T day.

    But if any of you that don’t like the lower tail rocker need to release a pair of 192’s hmu.

  5. #12030
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    Quote Originally Posted by SupreChicken View Post
    It’s the updated lower tail rocker. Everything a super goat now.

    The older, longer/taller tail rocker released with such ease
    I’d like to add, “everything” is most definitely NOT a SG. A SG came in 1.5 and 2x flex. Current goat is not anywhere near the flex profile.

    That said, I’ve been a fan of the SG tails/rocker profile since the moment I got on it; truth is you actually need to ski them correctly with proper form. But that said they blow the old goats away in EVERY condition.


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  6. #12031
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    Quote Originally Posted by SkiLyft View Post
    I’d like to add, “everything” is most definitely NOT a SG. A SG came in 1.5 and 2x flex. Current goat is not anywhere near the flex profile.

    That said, I’ve been a fan of the SG tails/rocker profile since the moment I got on it; truth is you actually need to ski them correctly with proper form. But that said they blow the old goats away in EVERY condition.


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    Haven’t been on my new BG118’s yet, but I have skied with SupreChicken. He rips on Goats. But the pre-asym is so good in the tight Cascade trees. I’m guessing the new BG118 is going to be better in more open terrain. Hoping to find out soon!
    In constant pursuit of the perfect slarve...

  7. #12032
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bandit Man View Post
    Haven’t been on my new BG118’s yet, but I have skied with SupreChicken. He rips on Goats. But the pre-asym is so good in the tight Cascade trees. I’m guessing the new BG118 is going to be better in more open terrain. Hoping to find out soon!
    Yup that’s my take. And like…form is NOT my forte.

    So…my 2014 191 are still my favorite goat.

    My home mountain has much better tree skiing that it does big open terrain skiing.

    I feel like the goat is already enough of a fall line ski. The quick pivot-ability is what has always kept it manageable for me in tree heavy terrain.

    I respect the evolution of the design. It doesn’t look like one I need to sample at retail pricing.

    I’m most interested in the @cydwhit review of the tour Jeff 118.

    SGN urrakkar, bent chetler 120 have been the most fun I’ve had in deep snow the last couple seasons. Yes…more than my cease/desist. Digging jibbier skis lately. Still dig goats and the RES platform. Just different vibes.

    Stoked to try the revolt 121 this year.

    I think if I didn’t love my deathwish tour, I’d have to have some BG 110 tours - bc terrain is where I think a less jibby platform (for both the up and the down) is better.

    So yeah. My random Musing on the offerings this year. Excited for the reviews to start rolling in.
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  8. #12033
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    minty 189 asym goats from my girlfriend for Christmas means she’s a keeper right??
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  9. #12034
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    Sorry for the dumb question, but are the new BG 110s still asymmetrical or can I switch the skis between feet now?

  10. #12035
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    2022 BG110 does not have ASYM. Still has RES.

  11. #12036
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marko888 View Post
    2022 BG110 does not have ASYM. Still has RES.
    Does RES prevent you from skiing them on either foot?

    Just wondering because I have some 2018 BGs, and they are my favorite skis ever, but if you said that you would give me a million dollars to complain about one thing, that would be it. Mainly because I tend to beat the shit out of them skiing, walking, stomping, on rocks, and if I could switch around what edge is beat on every day, it might make my favorite skis last even longer, which would be cool.

  12. #12037
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    Quote Originally Posted by Name Redacted View Post
    Does RES prevent you from skiing them on either foot?
    No

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    Thanks

  14. #12039
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    Quote Originally Posted by Name Redacted View Post
    Does RES prevent you from skiing them on either foot?
    Edited for clarity:

    As stated above, BG108 and 110 as well as narrower RES skis have always been symmetrical.

    Only 2017 and on C+Ds, and 2018 and on BG116s and their slightly ligther/rounder flexed sibling Steeple116 have been offered with ASYM.

    so these BillyGoats / Steeples:
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    The RES parts have always been symmetrical. The asym part is ahead of the RES portion of the sidecut on the outside edge the aforementioned skis. These models have a dedicated left and right ski. Keep in mind that the RES' taper points start after the contact points, so it doesn't affect how the asyms ski hard snow, only soft snow. The idea is to loose surface area where it improves the skis ability to slarve (outside edge of the inside / upslope ski), and maintain it where you want it for support (inside edge of the outside /downslope ski).

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    can asym BG be skied with either foot? Sure, but they will ski differently in soft snow than if skied as intended (more supportive inside edge) vs stronger outside edge - so probably a bit wonky. Every once in a while people post pics on insta and whatnot of them skiing them the wrong way around without the #worstskiever hashtag, so I guess mixing them still will not make you die.

    Changing topic.

    this post in the Moment thread is amongst the first feedback I've seen on the new WD110 based on actual use. Not exactly a glowing endorsement, but still very interesting. I have yet to try my pair - not enough snow here yet sadly.

    SF, have you gotten on your WD102s yet? I am looking forward to get your take on them
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  15. #12040
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    ON3P SKIS Discussion

    You guys sure are good at confusing people.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kid-kapow View Post
    SF, have you gotten on your WD102s yet? I am looking forward to get your take on them
    Nope, will try them one of these days. But only groomers available

  17. #12042
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    Quote Originally Posted by sf View Post
    Nope, will try them one of these days. But only groomers available
    ah, ok - still, thanks for the reply!

  18. #12043
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    Isn't someone around here looking for Wood 116s? Screaming deal.
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  19. #12044
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    ON3P SKIS Discussion

    Quote Originally Posted by kid-kapow View Post
    I have said so before in this thread, but I have this hypothesis that the largest difference between the asyms and BG118s for me is going to be flatter/stiffer (asym) vs softer/more camber (BG118).
    Didn’t quite catch this earlier, knew the tail, width, lengths and asym changed but didn’t realize the flex and camber profile changed as well. Seems to me like this would be the largest difference also. How are folks with exp on older models liking the camber/flex change? Is it noticeably softer? Edgier?
    Fear, Doubt, Disbelief, you have to let it all go. Free your mind!

  20. #12045
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    Quote Originally Posted by eskido View Post
    Didn’t quite catch this earlier, knew the tail, width, lengths and asym changed but didn’t realize the flex and camber profile changed as well. Seems to me like this would be the largest difference also. How are folks with exp on older models liking the camber/flex change? Is it noticeably softer? Edgier?
    That’s interesting as peeps I know who have both say the new 118 is stiffer? Weird

  21. #12046
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2FUNKY View Post
    That’s interesting as peeps I know who have both say the new 118 is stiffer? Weird

    probably a sizing thing, so thanks for the clarification - 182 vs 184, vs 184 vs 187.

    182s handflex noticeably rounder than 184s (mostly in the shovels/ tails - they are pr usual solid underfoot) and have 6mm camber compared to 184's 4mm. So yeah, a whole mm more camber a ski - not a lot.

    Though, a stiffer ski (as I imagine most people size up) with more camber would just exagerate the perceived difference in grip/lock in at lower speeds compared to asyms - though I imagine that would make them monster truck variable even harder. ON3P dampness and more camber - oh la la.

  22. #12047
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    Santa freakin' delivered this year. BGT 110. 1762g in the 189 for anyone wondering

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    Quote Originally Posted by Huskydoc View Post
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    Santa freakin' delivered this year. BGT 110. 1762g in the 189 for anyone wondering
    Them there are purdy!
    "Not all who wander are lost"

  24. #12049
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    Bunch of new onep’s, really excited to get on all of them, but the new jeffrey110 is gonna be sweet. Larger turn radius, 2300g per ski and mount is now closer to -5? Sweet

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  25. #12050
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    Can’t get over how good these Caylors w/Ion’s are. Effortless turns in heavy PNW snow.

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    Have there ever been runs of Pillowfights/Customs? could’ve used those today.

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