On3p filthy rich vs. Icelantic da'nollie,

Cadenmccullough

Cadenmccullough

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This season I am either getting the 2016 filthy rich's or 2016 da'nollies II want a very flexy and playful ski I ski 80% Park 20% mountain which one do you guys like better?
 
Icelantics are going to be much softer flex wise, but don't count the FRs out. The flex might not be as soft but the rocker makes them just as playful. But with the stiffer flex you get stability. ON3P has the potential of lasting longer due to more durable materials. If you go ON3P I'm sure you'd love them.
 
13497307:Cadenmccullough said:
Which ones are lighter?
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I know they are close weight, the filthy weigh 6.7 lbs (size 161) a pair, 171 weigh 7.44 lbs a pair. The rest are on their website in grams per ski. As for Icelantics, those weigh 6.8 lbs a pair (161) and 171s weigh 7.7 lbs. They are nearly identical and you won't be able to tell a difference between them. Don't let this effect your decision
 
13497321:Swandog7 said:
I know they are close weight, the filthy weigh 6.7 lbs (size 161) a pair, 171 weigh 7.44 lbs a pair. The rest are on their website in grams per ski. As for Icelantics, those weigh 6.8 lbs a pair (161) and 171s weigh 7.7 lbs. They are nearly identical and you won't be able to tell a difference between them. Don't let this effect your decision
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Thanks +k
 
Still skiing my 2013 da'nollies without any problems, durability isn't an issue. By far the most playful ski I've ever owned to date.
 
Do you actually like soft skis, or do you just think you like really soft skis? Not being a dick just curious because I thought I liked soft skis until I got on a slightly stiffer flex park ski with rocker, it was more maneuverable on rails and 200 times better on jumps and I will never go soft again.

Also my recommendation for most everyone is to not worry about weight on a park ski.
 
I have some da'nollies, haven't gotten the chance to ride them since i bought them over the summer. I know for a fact that they are much softer than on3p frs. My friend buzzlightyear has them and pm him and you will get a good review on them. If you are looking for a ski that is playful but can handle 30ft jumps I think the da'nollie is a better ski for you.
 
13501158:Zurg said:
I have some da'nollies, haven't gotten the chance to ride them since i bought them over the summer. I know for a fact that they are much softer than on3p frs. My friend buzzlightyear has them and pm him and you will get a good review on them. If you are looking for a ski that is playful but can handle 30ft jumps I think the da'nollie is a better ski for you.
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30 ft is not a big jump, I think both skis could handle bigger for sure. I have the 2016 Filthy Riches and haven't ridden them yet. But I rode the 2014s and they were so fun. They were really playful and were pretty soft. The rocker makes the super playful and easy to butter. Right out of the box they are a little stiff, but they slowly get softer they more you ride them. The pair i demoed at windells were used for 2 summers and they were super soft but still able to handle jumps and and were pretty stable. However I have no knowledge about the Da'Nollies.
 
Coming off 2013 Filthy Riches

They are a very very fun ski my favorite ski I have ever owned even though they are a park oriented ski I skied them everywhere even some pretty deep pow a couple times (for a 88 width ski) and the rocker keeps them up anyways for a good review that helped me in picking them out when i first had got them
https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/687953/181-On3p-Filthy-Rich-review

Icelantic da'nollie

I just ordered them not to long ago since my filthies broke last season :(

(not a durability issue, ski rack flew off car.)

haven't ridden them yet so can't express my opinion but i'm sure they will be great for my style of riding.

The reason I wanted the da'nollie is because well i was in the same decision making as you in terms of picking between these 2 skis and i wanted to try them out now and got them for a really good deal!

Bottom line is I think you will be happy with either ski and I hope that you read the review i linked up above!
 
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