4 comments on “2013-2014 ON3P Jeffrey – Rocker Pics”
Have you or anyone from blister skied the current 110mm Jeffrey? Although marketed as an allmountain jib ski, I have heard it has quite a little bit of a “backbone” and should therefore also attract more directional skiers…I have just spent a week on a pair of 184 moment death wish’s and was pleasantly surprised (although Will’s review makes me curious to also ski the 190) about the variety of conditions they do well in. I could imagine the Jeffrey’s would even be a little more of my taste in this category of playful skis that can also “charge” a little…
@Hannes
I’m not from Blister but I just got a pair of these skis and after 4-5 days on them I can say that your assessment is pretty accurate. They are still playful, but definitely more directional (I feel like the recommended mount point at -4 from true center really helps) than a lot of Rocker-Camber-Rocker skis. My only real basis for comparison is the Surface One life, and while those could flip around on a dime they just didn’t really feel good pointing down a steep line to me. The Jeffrey’s love the steeps and pretty much everything else. They also have a fair amount of weight to them which I feel adds to the directional nature of the ski.
Highly recommend you try them if you’re interested.
Have you or anyone from blister skied the current 110mm Jeffrey? Although marketed as an allmountain jib ski, I have heard it has quite a little bit of a “backbone” and should therefore also attract more directional skiers…I have just spent a week on a pair of 184 moment death wish’s and was pleasantly surprised (although Will’s review makes me curious to also ski the 190) about the variety of conditions they do well in. I could imagine the Jeffrey’s would even be a little more of my taste in this category of playful skis that can also “charge” a little…
@Hannes
I’m not from Blister but I just got a pair of these skis and after 4-5 days on them I can say that your assessment is pretty accurate. They are still playful, but definitely more directional (I feel like the recommended mount point at -4 from true center really helps) than a lot of Rocker-Camber-Rocker skis. My only real basis for comparison is the Surface One life, and while those could flip around on a dime they just didn’t really feel good pointing down a steep line to me. The Jeffrey’s love the steeps and pretty much everything else. They also have a fair amount of weight to them which I feel adds to the directional nature of the ski.
Highly recommend you try them if you’re interested.
this ski is boss
the dudes at on3p know how to make a ski