On3p Jeronimo or Blue Steele

[D4VE]

I looking for a ski that can do 25% rails, 60% jumps and 15% all mountain.. Since im from a small mountain on the east, I don't anticipate doing too much powder, but im probably gunna go out west this year so i might get a few days. Will the blue steele handle around the mountain (carving, at high speeds, little bit of powder) or should i go with the j-mo for a solid all around ski.
I am 5'9 155 currently on 165 troublemakers.. planning on buying the 181's but will that be too long for me?

 

[Ducky.]

Jeronimo

 

[Balto]

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[D4VE]

being used to a small ski, will the 181's be too much of a ski for me ?

 

[Jimmy.]

181 Jeronimo.

 

[arandomname]

This.

 

[D4VE]

WORD.. j-mos it is

 

[ski2sky.]

fo sho.... i LOVE mine.

 

[Dustin.]

For you it probably won't matter much in the category of all mountain performance. I would just choose the width you would like and decide if you want a stiffer ski or a softer ski for park. Other than that the skis are pretty much the same in different widths.

 

[Balto]

If he's taking a trip out west, trust me the j-mo is the way to go. I can tell you from personal experience the j-mo skis off piste alot better then the BSs

 

[Dustin.]

Ya I ski them both in Colorado.

 

[D4VE]

how do the Blue Steele's handle out of the park and in the bumps ?

 

[Balto]

read my review

 

[S.P]

if your looking for a all mountain then get Jmo. the blue steele is pretty much only park

 

[Shifties4Dayz]

JMOS!!!!