ON3P Skis

[iggyskier]

you did that in a month? awesome!!

I cant wait until we get into it full-bore, we only have five different shapes so we're hoping to bang out like 30+ boards by mid october.

not sure how long it really took.....but most work in probably 6 weeks. but pressing one ski at a time with a single heat blanket definitely made it much longer than it needed to be.

[iggyskier]

Lots of pics unfortunetly in no specific order....











Me Laying up skis


Sam Finishing










Sam inspecting Tips














Sam Flexing the ski names after him, the Caylor
















Josh finishing sidewalls

[knightsofnii]

damn dude. That's inspiring.

[doughboyshredder]

So F uckin Rad!

I mean really, dude. Good work man. So incredibly inspiring. Wishing you the absolute best of luck succeeding with your dreams.

[iggyskier]

personal quiver...

[jlutz05]

haha thats awsome! How have those bamboo sidewalls been holding up? have you had any durability problems compared to standard plastic sidewalls? I have been thinking of switching to bamboo due to some delamination problems I have been having during routing with p-tex side walls. check out my journal if you have any tips/ suggestions.

[iggyskier]

haha thats awsome! How have those bamboo sidewalls been holding up? have you had any durability problems compared to standard plastic sidewalls? I have been thinking of switching to bamboo due to some delamination problems I have been having during routing with p-tex side walls. check out my journal if you have any tips/ suggestions.

they will work ok i think. Mainly trying to dial in shapes, flex, and rocker, so didn't want to deal with the issues of bonding sidewalls.

If i am able to get myself into a position to start producing these, though, I will be switching to plastic if that says anything.

[shopvac]

Those are looking great Scott...

We are working on getting our pics online now.

-- Emiel

[jono]

Everything is looking great!!!!
What are you doing in terms of finishing/grinding/structuring your bases?

Whenever I take a new pair into a ski shop they never grind off enough of the bases/epoxy to totally flatten them. I guess it's a good thing that they err on the conservative side when grinding away base material.

[iggyskier]

Everything is looking great!!!!
What are you doing in terms of finishing/grinding/structuring your bases?

Whenever I take a new pair into a ski shop they never grind off enough of the bases/epoxy to totally flatten them. I guess it's a good thing that they err on the conservative side when grinding away base material.

bases are belt and then stone ground in a shop I trust.

Have not had any issue getting them flat thus far. hopefully soon enough I will be grinding them myself.

[iggyskier]

Bumping for some of our skis in use....

[iggyskier]

David's friend edited a bit of footage of him on some wrenegades and blue steeles over his winter break so I thought I would post it up.


Here is also some footage of Will Vicik on wrens in some heavy snow at mission ridge.

[KevyWevy]

i got to ski with david at the beginning of the season at baker. really nice guy. you're skis looked very solidly built when i got to see them at baker. well done.

[j-steezy763]

are you getting it sublimated onto white or clear? and about how much did it run you for your sublimation?

[brewster]

Spotted a pair of your boards at Solitude on Sunday. Looked pretty cool. The guy said they were his sons.