K2 Kung Fujas or ON3P J-MO'S

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I am moving to colorado this fall and am going to need something bigger than my park skis. So I have it narrowed down to these two skis, but now I need some help deciding. It is the 2011 j-mos and last years kung fujas. I am 5 11, 200. Let me know what you think about either. kThanksbye
 
K2 Kung Fujas, I own a pair. Rip like no other. Super light and flexy. Also with the rocker you can butter effortlessly. Don't break at all no sidewall or coreshots and I've taken them through everything. I used them center mounted during spring break one day in the park all day. Next day 2 feet of Pow. Destroyed both days.

 
It will be hard for you to get a really good answer on this question, as most people have not skied both skis. They will probably recommend whichever one they have skied.

That said, I have not skied either, but have talked to people who have skied both. The ON3P is significantly stiffer hand flexing, and sounds like it grips snow better when you put it on edge. Both seem to do a really good job at smoothing out the ride, I have not heard of either chattering. The K2's are going to bend easier, allowing you to butter them very easily.

Both are good options for and all mountain ski. Personally I would go for the ON3P's since I prefer a stiffer ski. You can also get them on pre-sale right now.
 
You couldn't really go wrong with either, but time is of the essence if you want J-mo's...

I think it could come down to price and whether you want a softer or stiffer ski. I've known K2's to soften up tremendously. Some people like that though, I do not :/

With that said, I put in my vote for J-mos.
 
Wow...this is a tough call...both rock all-mountain, both are rockered, both have a smooth even flex, both a snappy and responsive...But, I think I have to give the edge to J-mos...simply because they're lighter but still just as durable.
 
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