Name: ON3P Woodsman 102
Brand: ON3P
SKU: 638e552ca9ca371395a41c45
Rating: 2.5 (10 reviews)

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 I have really no complaints. It's a 177 length. I am 511 and I think that's like the perfect length for me and the rocker of this ski is a modified freeride rocker which basically means that it's rocker in the nose and a little bit in the tail with a camber underfoot. It's a really rockered ski though

 I have not sunk once in this ski. It floats like no tomorrow. It really stays on top of it even in that really really deep stuff that we get here in Northwest. I have Marker Griffin 13s on this ski

 It really stays on top of it even in that really really deep stuff that we get here in Northwest. I have Marker Griffin 13s on this ski. It's my inbound ski. I went with a traditional alpine binding because this ski is really heavy and I'm not going to take it uphill

 It's my inbound ski. I went with a traditional alpine binding because this ski is really heavy and I'm not going to take it uphill. It's like 2,100 grams per ski which is a pretty heavy ski. They use bamboo and a bunch of other stuff in their skis that make it really I guess like get rid of the chatter and the stability is really increased when you do that but it makes it a really heavy ski

ON3P Woodsman 108 Ski Review

Latest addition to the quiver.....

I'm 16, from 5'9 1/2" to 5'10", and around 150 pounds.

Live in the PNW, specifically skiing Summit at Snoqualmie (usually Central, not good enough to bother going to Alpental yet. We (my family) generally try to take 1 trip per year, usually to Packwood for White Pass or Bend for Bachelor. I try to get as many days as possible but since up to this season I've been limited by my parent's schedules, I doubt I've ever got more than even 10. For college I'm planning on staying on the west coast, so these skis could be used in Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Washington, and Oregon, with a maybe on California and Nevada.

Probably a completely intermediate skier, but I like skiing fast and throwing the skis around instead of actually laying them down and carving. Especially considering by the time I get up there(I have a half day during the school week which we usually go up on so we get there in the afternoon), the snow is usually pretty slushy considering the resort. 

Really just hoping for something that I can ski hard if needed, light enough to throw them sideways to stop and slow down, while still being heavy enough to not get swept out from under me in the chop/ crud I regularly have to ski if it isn't warm enough. Always skied groomers because I've always been skiing with my parents, so I have practically 0 experience in trees, steeps, any side or backcountry, or powder, but I am looking to change both how many days I ski and the terrain I ski. 

Currently looking at the:

Dynastar M Free 99

Moment Wildcat 101

Moment Deathwish 104

With the most promising seeming to be the M Frees. Really just want the best fit though. Thanks for any help, sorry for the length. If you need any more info, lmk.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m 16, from 5&#39;9 1/2&quot; to 5&#39;10&quot;, and around 150 pounds.</p>

<p>Live in the PNW, specifically skiing Summit at Snoqualmie (usually Central, not good enough to bother going to Alpental yet. We (my family) generally try to take 1 trip per year, usually to Packwood for White Pass or Bend for Bachelor. I try to get as many days as possible but since up to this season I&#39;ve been limited by my parent&#39;s schedules, I doubt I&#39;ve ever got more than even 10. For college I&#39;m planning on staying on the west coast, so these skis could be used in Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Washington, and Oregon, with a maybe on California and Nevada.</p>

<p>Probably a completely intermediate skier, but I like skiing fast and throwing the skis around instead of actually laying them down and carving. Especially considering by the time I get up there(I have a half day during the school week which we usually go up on so we get there in the afternoon), the snow is usually pretty slushy considering the resort. </p>

<p>Really just hoping for something that I can ski hard if needed, light enough to throw them sideways to stop and slow down, while still being heavy enough to not get swept out from under me in the chop/ crud I regularly have to ski if it isn&#39;t warm enough. Always skied groomers because I&#39;ve always been skiing with my parents, so I have practically 0 experience in trees, steeps, any side or backcountry, or powder, but I am looking to change both how many days I ski and the terrain I ski. </p>

<p>Currently looking at the:</p>

<p>Dynastar M Free 99</p>

<p>Moment Wildcat 101</p>

<p>Moment Deathwish 104</p>

<p>With the most promising seeming to be the M Frees. Really just want the best fit though. Thanks for any help, sorry for the length. If you need any more info, lmk.</p>
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All mountain/one ski quiver skis in the PNW.

Looking for a new ski.  Coming off the old on3p Kartel 106 which I loved but looking for something a bit more directional.  I am 6’2, 190, ski at Bridger Bowl and Big Sky.  I can be found hiking the ridge, skiing chutes, groomer runs with the family, trees, bump, basically everything but the park.  I love doing little side hits but mostly keep my feet on the ground, no butters/spins.  I have a separate set of center mountain twin tips (k2 poacher) and a set of powder skis.  I’m looking for an all mountain ski that will be fun everywhere but it needs to be stable at high speeds ramming through crud and easy to initiate turns for bumps and tight spots.  I know I could choose a better ski for any particular situation so this is your typical un-answerable “best of all worlds” question. Whatever I choose, I’ll mount pivot 15s. 

Short list includes Fischer ranger 102 (the new one with 50% metal), Moment Wild Cat 101, and ON3P Woodsman 102.  

Any thoughts between those or what else I should be considering?

<div class="md"><p>Looking for a new ski.  Coming off the old on3p Kartel 106 which I loved but looking for something a bit more directional.  I am 6’2, 190, ski at Bridger Bowl and Big Sky.  I can be found hiking the ridge, skiing chutes, groomer runs with the family, trees, bump, basically everything but the park.  I love doing little side hits but mostly keep my feet on the ground, no butters/spins.  I have a separate set of center mountain twin tips (k2 poacher) and a set of powder skis.  I’m looking for an all mountain ski that will be fun everywhere but it needs to be stable at high speeds ramming through crud and easy to initiate turns for bumps and tight spots.  I know I could choose a better ski for any particular situation so this is your typical un-answerable “best of all worlds” question. Whatever I choose, I’ll mount pivot 15s. </p>

<p>Short list includes Fischer ranger 102 (the new one with 50% metal), Moment Wild Cat 101, and ON3P Woodsman 102.  </p>

<p>Any thoughts between those or what else I should be considering?</p>
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(Cross Posted this as recommended from r/skiing

Alright, just moved to California and will be skiing the Tahoe Epics this season. This will be the first time I buy skis as an adult so I need some advice on what to get. I see all the consensus best like Enforcers, Mantra, Bonafide etc but there's a lot out there. I plan on keeping my 85's for sub optimal conditions and am looking for something more all mountain(ish) mid fat but am open to whatever.

Height | Weight: 5:10, 175 lbs, early 20's

Boots: Going to upgrade, my old ones are Atomic Hawx 90's

Current/previous ski(s): 2014 Line Prophet 85's

Primary ski location(s): Kirkwood and Heavenly (previously East Cast Pennsylvania based with trips west.)

Experience level: Advanced/low Expert. My technique probably needs a touch up being previously East Coast based but I can ski the High T or Cirique at Alta/Snowbird without making myself look like a fool. I dont even remember when I started skiing but I'm planning on taking some lessons out west for the steeps.

Skiing style: Aggressive. I like skiing off Piste in bounds whenever possible but I like ripping a groomer too from time to time. Tree skiing is a favorite.

Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>(Cross Posted this as recommended from <a href="/r/skiing">r/skiing</a></p>

<p>Alright, just moved to California and will be skiing the Tahoe Epics this season. This will be the first time I buy skis as an adult so I need some advice on what to get. I see all the consensus best like Enforcers, Mantra, Bonafide etc but there&#39;s a lot out there. I plan on keeping my 85&#39;s for sub optimal conditions and am looking for something more all mountain(ish) mid fat but am open to whatever.</p>

<p>Height | Weight: 5:10, 175 lbs, early 20&#39;s</p>

<p>Boots: Going to upgrade, my old ones are Atomic Hawx 90&#39;s</p>

<p>Current/previous ski(s): 2014 Line Prophet 85&#39;s</p>

<p>Primary ski location(s): Kirkwood and Heavenly (previously East Coast Pennsylvania based with trips west.)</p>

<p>Experience level: Advanced/low Expert. My technique probably needs a touch up being previously East Coast based but I can ski the High T or Cirique at Alta/Snowbird without making myself look like a fool. I dont even remember when I started skiing but I&#39;m planning on taking some lessons out west for the steeps.</p>

<p>Skiing style: Aggressive. I like skiing off Piste in bounds whenever possible but I like ripping a groomer too from time to time. Tree skiing is a favorite.</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
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News Skis for a West Coast Transplant

A lot hasn’t changed for this winter, but the Nordica Enforcer 100 got an update and I’m intrigued.

<div class="md"><p>A lot hasn’t changed for this winter, but the Nordica Enforcer 100 got an update and I’m intrigued.</p>
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Anyone else as stoked as I am for all the new equipment? What skis are you most excited to demo this winter?

I agree ~105 give or take is the sweet spot for a daily driver out here. Another poster already mentioned the ON3P Woodsman 102 or 110, which I haven't skied but I hear are great. I used to ski ON3P Kartel 108s (now called the Jeffrey) and it's a good ski but more freestyle focused and almost demands a more centered stance. ON3Ps are super durable though and on the heavier side which is good for our heavier snow

Thanks in advance for your suggestions. I'm looking to add to my current one-ski quiver. I am Male, 5'10", 165lb, age 29. I have been skiing for 3 years, and my ability level is somewhere around "Early Advanced" (8/13 according to [inside out skiing](https://www.insideoutskiing.com/level.html)). My current daily driver is a pair of 165cm Line Supernaturals 92s that I bought to start skiing in the northeast, but I have since moved to Washington and mostly ski Crystal Mountain, with occasional trips to other popular west-coast destinations for a total of about 30 days per season. I'm looking for a ski that can better handle PNW powder and charge through crud a bit better. My current setup seems to cause my legs to deflect in every direction while charging through crud, leaving me feeling less confident. I primarily ski off-piste / trees, but would appreciate a ski that can still handle the occasional groomer. I will not be doing any park skiing with these skis, and on days where conditions look a bit more like the ice coast, I will probably use my Line Supernaturals instead.

My current thoughts: I definitely want something wider and longer than my current ski. I am no longer a beginner, and I think I would benefit from something in the area of 175-180cm. And of course wider, because 92cm doesn't provide quite enough float on powder days. I think around 105mm is the sweet spot, but anything in the 100-110 range should be OK. I really like the style of j skis and on3p, and I think they should have something that fits the bill, but ultimately I'm open to any brand. Thanks again for your suggestions!

<div class="md"><p>** Edit: Thanks for all the advice. I pulled the trigger on <a href="https://imgur.com/a/8lH9C0m">ON3P Woodsman 110</a>. </p>

<p>Thanks in advance for your suggestions. I&#39;m looking to add to my current one-ski quiver. I am Male, 5&#39;10&quot;, 165lb, age 29. I have been skiing for 3 years, and my ability level is somewhere around &quot;Early Advanced&quot; (8/13 according to <a href="https://www.insideoutskiing.com/level.html">inside out skiing</a>). My current daily driver is a pair of 165cm Line Supernaturals 92s that I bought to start skiing in the northeast, but I have since moved to Washington and mostly ski Crystal Mountain, with occasional trips to other popular west-coast destinations for a total of about 30 days per season. I&#39;m looking for a ski that can better handle PNW powder and charge through crud a bit better. My current setup seems to cause my legs to deflect in every direction while charging through crud, leaving me feeling less confident. I primarily ski off-piste / trees, but would appreciate a ski that can still handle the occasional groomer. I will not be doing any park skiing with these skis, and on days where conditions look a bit more like the ice coast, I will probably use my Line Supernaturals instead.</p>

<p>My current thoughts: I definitely want something wider and longer than my current ski. I am no longer a beginner, and I think I would benefit from something in the area of 175-180cm. And of course wider, because 92cm doesn&#39;t provide quite enough float on powder days. I think around 105mm is the sweet spot, but anything in the 100-110 range should be OK. I really like the style of j skis and on3p, and I think they should have something that fits the bill, but ultimately I&#39;m open to any brand. Thanks again for your suggestions!</p>
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What skis should I buy? PNW Edition

. although he also spends most days on the Firebirds too. Overall, for the chutes, tightness, and technicality of our terrain, I want something that's going to turn and turn fast when I initiate the turn. For me, every MM I have to cross back over is wasted energy, knee strain, and lost edge engagement time

 Overall, for the chutes, tightness, and technicality of our terrain, I want something that's going to turn and turn fast when I initiate the turn. For me, every MM I have to cross back over is wasted energy, knee strain, and lost edge engagement time. You might also consider:.

As the title suggests, I am looking for a 50% Resort and 50% touring ski to mount some shifts on. I was consindering the Moment 108 Wildcat, a black Crows Atris, or maybe a more lightweigt approach like the Blizzard 105 Zero G?

I want this ski to be mostly my choice for some good powder fun and light touring.

I am about 180cm and weight 70KG, for reference.
Thank you in advance guys

<div class="md"><p>As the title suggests, I am looking for a 50% Resort and 50% touring ski to mount some shifts on. I was consindering the Moment 108 Wildcat, a black Crows Atris, or maybe a more lightweigt approach like the Blizzard 105 Zero G?</p>

<p>I want this ski to be mostly my choice for some good powder fun and light touring.</p>

<p>I am about 180cm and weight 70KG, for reference.
Thank you in advance guys</p>
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Playful 50/50 ski?

I got some ON3P Wren's that I absolutely love. They make an incredibly durable ski that will last the lifetime of whatever bindings you go with. I imagine the woodsman 102's would be a great choice!

I'm looking for a good pair of all mountain skis for PNW (Mt Hood mostly) skiing. I'm an advanced/intermediate skier and I'm about 5'7" and 135lbs. I've been considering an ON3p Woodsman 102, Line Sick Day 104, Fischer Ranger 102, Blizzard Rustler 10 and Elan Ripstick 106. I'm having trouble narrowing it down though. 

I'm also not sure about what length I should go for. I'm thinking around 172cm but the ON3Ps only go down to 177cm.

Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m looking for a good pair of all mountain skis for PNW (Mt Hood mostly) skiing. I&#39;m an advanced/intermediate skier and I&#39;m about 5&#39;7&quot; and 135lbs. I&#39;ve been considering an ON3p Woodsman 102, Line Sick Day 104, Fischer Ranger 102, Blizzard Rustler 10 and Elan Ripstick 106. I&#39;m having trouble narrowing it down though. </p>

<p>I&#39;m also not sure about what length I should go for. I&#39;m thinking around 172cm but the ON3Ps only go down to 177cm.</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
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