Built to order

Custom Skis

Any ski we make, built your way. Choose your model, size, rocker, topsheet, and base - starting at $1,099 - handbuilt in Portland, Oregon.

New for 26.27
  • Two Metal Layups
  • Updated Jeffreys
  • Stiffer Woodsman Flex
  • Fluorescent Tops and Bases
  • Love It or Rebuild It
From $1,099
Size, model, rocker, topsheet, and base included. Upgrades a la carte.
Love It or Rebuild It
One rebuild per eligible pair, US only. Change the size or model after skiing - or the graphics before mounting - see terms below.
Two-Year Warranty
Covers material and manufacturing defects, from purchase or rebuild ship date.
40 days
Current lead time from order to ship. Cancel anytime before your skis ship for a full refund.

Nobody has this ski yet

These are yours - one of one, built to order.

Not sure what to build? A fit check is a free call with Scott, ON3P's founder, who designs the skis and reviews every custom order before it is built. Or email info@on3pskis.com with any questions.

Schedule a free fit check
Pick your ski

Ski Finder

You
Your stance
The job
Specs and sizing
Series

Model
ParkFull Twin,Mount 0 to -2cm from center.Buttery and responsive, for skiers who lap the park and live on the rope tow.
  • Mango 90161cm to 186cmA soft, snappy freestyle ski built for easy butters, playful park laps, and daily rail sessions.
  • Mango 102161cm to 186cmA balanced freestyle ski that blends playful park performance with all-mountain versatility for skiers who take their style everywhere.
  • Mango 114176cm to 186cmA smeary freestyle ski that floats, butters, and spins through deep snow for progressive skiers who treat powder like the park.
  • Oski 102171cm to 186cmA powerful freestyle ski that rails turns in any terrain for hard-charging skiers who rip inside and outside the park.
All Mountain TwinFull Twin,Mount -3cm to -4.5cm from center.Versatile and poppy, for skiers who make the whole mountain their playground.
  • Jeffrey 92171cm to 186cmA quick, responsive all-mountain ski that grips hardpack and delivers pop for freestyle skiers who want park capability with precision and control.
  • Jeffrey 98161cm to 191cmA balanced all-mountain ski that blends carving power, soft-snow float, and playful freestyle performance for skiers seeking a park-capable daily driver on either coast.
  • Jeffrey 106161cm to 191cmA powerful yet agile all-mountain ski that blasts through chop, floats in powder, and carves hardpack for freestyle skiers who want stability without sacrificing playfulness.
  • Jeffrey 112176cm to 191cmA wide, stable all-mountain ski that floats and smears at speed for freestyle skiers who want a soft-snow specialist in an everyday package.
Powder TwinFull Twin,Mount -3cm to -4.5cm from center.Floaty and surfy, for skiers who jib, slash, and play in the deep pow.
  • Jeffrey 118181cm to 191cmA high-speed powder ski that pairs serious float with agility and playfulness for freestyle skiers who charge through deep and variable snow.
  • Jeffrey 124181cm to 191cmA playful, responsive powder ski that delivers effortless float and confident control for freestyle skiers who need a tool built for the deepest days.
All Mountain DirectionalSemi Twin,Mount -7.25cm to -10.5cm from center.Stable and damp, for skiers who need power and versatility across the mountain.
  • Woodsman 92166cm to 186cmA sharp and grippy all-mountain ski that carves hardpack and rails turns for forward-driving freeride skiers who need a precise hard-snow package.
  • Woodsman 100161cm to 191cmA stable, versatile all-mountain ski that rips groomers, floats in soft snow, and tracks through chop for freeride skiers who need a hard-charging daily driver on either coast.
  • Woodsman 108161cm to 191cmA powerful all-mountain ski that charges through chop and stays stable at speed for freeride skiers who need a workhorse for fast, demanding terrain.
  • Billy Goat 102176cm to 186cmA smeary, lightweight Reverse Elliptical Sidecut ski that pivots quickly and stays predictable in soft snow for freeride skiers who want the Billy Goat feel in its most nimble package.
  • Billy Goat 108176cm to 186cmA drivable, stable soft-snow shape that floats, smears, and handles steep terrain for freeride skiers who want soft-snow performance in an everyday width.
Powder DirectionalSemi Twin,Mount -7.25cm to -10.5cm from center.Powerful and smeary, for skiers who need a drivable platform when the snow gets deep.
  • Billy Goat 114176cm to 191cmA stable, versatile resort powder ski that floats in soft snow, pivots through tight terrain, and crushes variable conditions for freeride skiers who want a soft-day platform with serious range.
  • Billy Goat 118176cm to 191cmA powerful, directional powder ski that floats, smears, and charges through deep snow for strong freeride skiers who want the ultimate inbounds powder platform.
  • Cease & Desist181cm to 191cmA massive, uncompromising powder ski that delivers maximum float and surfy control for freeride skiers chasing the deepest days of the season.
What $1,099 Includes

Design your pair

  • Any ski we make, in your sizeEvery model in the line, every length we press
  • Your rocker profileSignature or Ripper - when available for your model and size
  • Your topsheetChoose from over 275 ON3P topsheets.
  • Your baseChoose from over 90 ON3P bases.
Additional Options

Upgrade Menu

Need help figuring out the best options for you? Give us a call.

UpgradePriceAvailable options
Sidewall Color $50 Black (free), White, Blue, Green, Purple, Red, Pink, Orange, and Yellow
Flex Change $50 Stock (free), Stiff, Soft, and Double Soft
Resort Layup $100 Stock (free), LITE
Touring Layup $150 50/50, Tour
Metal Layup $100Introductory price through September 21. $150 after. Leaf Spring, Torsion Bar
Edge Tune $25 All Mountain Tune (free), Park Detune
Skin Clip $50 Stock (free), Skin Clip
Add Bindings $50 off bindings Look Pivot 2.0 13, Look Pivot 2.0 15

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Step by Step Guide

Choose your model and options

How to pick each one

A. The build

The choices included in every custom ski.

Model

The Starting PointEverything we design starts with the mount point; every other element follows from where you are mounted on the ski. A more centered mount supports an upright, balanced stance. A rearward mount supports a forward, driven stance. Start with the mount point that best fits how you ski, then let your terrain and snow pick the width.

Need help choosing? Let us know and we're happy to help.

Size

These run longON3P skis typically measure 2-3 cm longer than the same listed length from other brands. We measure our skis true length tip to tail; most brands measure the flat base length before pressing. Our deep rocker also makes longer skis easier to handle than their stated length may suggest.

Use the Ski Finder as a starting point. Still unsure? Contact us or schedule a free fit check.

Rocker Profile
Family
Profile
Side profile of an all mountain twin with Signature Rocker

All Mountain Twin, Signature Rocker.

Signature Rocker is the profile we have built our skis around for over fifteen years: longer tip and tail rocker, higher tip and tail heights, and lower camber. Playful, agile, and floaty.

Ripper Rocker adds edge hold, stability, and pop with 10% more contact length, 25% more camber, and 15% lower tips and tails. Due to the increase in contact length, some skiers size down one length when selecting Ripper Rocker.

Not sure? Choose the stock rocker for your model.

Stock Layup

The Foundation of the ON3P FeelEvery custom starts here: full bamboo core, 1.8mm base, and 2.5mm x 2.5mm edges. It is our most durable layup and the one we ski most. If you have skied ON3P before, this is the feel you know, and the bamboo core is the heart of it.

If you are looking for a tailored fit for your skis, we offer a variety of different layups detailed below.

A full bamboo core for the stock layup, milled and ready for the press
Topsheet and Base

Your Look, IncludedEvery custom includes your choice of topsheet and base graphic: over 275 topsheets and over 90 bases in the builder. Stuck? Ask us for our favorites.

B. The upgrades

Beyond the included options, a la carte upgrades can take the build further. Some are cosmetic; some change how the ski feels and performs. If you want help choosing, reach out and we will walk you through it.

Sidewall Color
Frame your Topsheet DetailsNine colors to match or contrast your topsheet and base Why you want itMatch your topsheet or base, or add a contrasting frame. Sidewall color only changes the appearance of the ski. TradeoffsNone
Colored sidewalls on a finished pair of ON3P skis
Flex change
Tailor your skis to your style DetailsStiff, Soft, or Double Soft, made by changing the core thickness Why you want itSoft and Double Soft increase playfulness, float, and low-speed liveliness. Stiff adds stability and support at speed and in variable snow. TradeoffsSofter flex gives up some landing support and high-speed stability; stiffer flex gives up some maneuverability and playfulness.
Park Detune
Increase slide, decrease wear DetailsEdges machine rounded (detuned) underfoot. Why you want itDetuned edges underfoot help reduce friction and improve slide, decreasing rail damage and preventing edges from catching. TradeoffsDetuned edges reduce grip on hard snow; only select if you are hitting rails frequently.
Skin Clip
Notched tail for climbing skins DetailsA notch cut into the tail for your skin's tail clip Why you want itYou tour often and want skins that stay put. Twin and semi-twin tails can let a tail clip slide off; the notch holds it centered. TradeoffsIf you are skiing switch in deep snow, the notch can catch.
LITE Layup
Lighter Inbounds Focus DetailsFull bamboo core, 1.4mm base, 2.2 x 2.0mm edges. Why you want itYou ski mostly inbounds and want the bamboo core's feel and damping in a lighter, softer ski. LITE saves 100-150 grams per ski and keeps the full bamboo core. TradeoffsLess weight means a little less stability, and the thinner base and edge give up some durability and base grinds. At 1.4mm the base is similar to most skis on the market.
LITE Layup core: full bamboo, milled for the lighter profile
50/50 Layup
Inbounds Capable. Touring Qualified. DetailsBamboo/paulownia hybrid core with CNC-milled bamboo mounting plate, 1.8mm base, 2.5 x 2.5mm edges Why you want itThe middle ground between weight, performance, and durability: a balance between touring weight and inbounds performance. 50/50 saves 175-225 grams per ski versus stock. TradeoffsLess stout than the Stock or LITE layup in variable snow, though noticeably stronger performance than the Tour Layup. Base durability and grinds match stock; the hybrid core is less durable in big impacts and cliff drops.
50/50 Layup core: bamboo and paulownia hybrid with the CNC milled bamboo mounting plate
Tour Layup
Touring Focused. Climb High. DetailsBamboo/paulownia hybrid core with CNC-milled bamboo mounting plate, 1.4mm base, 2.2 x 2.0mm edges Why you want itWeight. On average 325-400 grams lighter per ski than stock, which means longer approaches and more backcountry laps. In consistent snow the downhill loss is small. TradeoffsLess stability and power, especially in variable snow. The 1.4mm base means fewer grinds and less rock protection, and the hybrid core is less durable than full bamboo under big impacts.
Tour Layup core: bamboo and paulownia hybrid with the CNC milled bamboo mounting plate
Metal Leaf Spring Layup
Metal meets grass. Business underfoot, party at both ends. DetailsStock Layup plus our Leaf Spring Scalium Insert Why you want itYou want more stability, power, and damping underfoot while the tips and tails stay playful. The Leaf Spring runs through the ski's running length and leaves the tip and tail flex alone. TradeoffsA bit more weight - the metal layup adds about 75-100 grams per ski on average.
Leaf Spring Scalium insert laid on the core before pressing
Metal Torsion Bar Layup
Metal meets grass. It goes to 11. DetailsStock Layup plus our Torsion Bar Scalium Insert Why you want itYou want the most edge hold, damping, and stability at speed. The Torsion Bar extends into the tip and tail rocker, adding torsional stiffness so the ski stays locked in on hard snow and drivable in variable snow. TradeoffsA bit more weight - the metal layup adds about 75-100 grams per ski on average. Because the insert extends well into the rockered portions of the skis, you will lose some playfulness and maneuverability, especially at slow speeds.
Torsion Bar Scalium insert laid on the core before pressing
Add Bindings
Click-IN DetailsLook Pivot 2.0 13 or Look Pivot 2.0 15 Why you want itWe ensure matching brake width for your skis. Local with your boot? We can mount them. TradeoffsInternational shipping. Bindings mean a bigger box, and carriers price international shipments by box size (dimensional weight). If your shipping cost looks high, that is why.
Layup comparison
Layup Base Thickness Edge Size Core Core Inserts
Stock 1.8mm2.5 x 2.5mm100% BambooNone
LITE 1.4mm2.2 x 2.0mm100% BambooNone
50/50 1.8mm2.5 x 2.5mmBamboo / Paulownia HybridCNC Milled Bamboo Mounting Plate
Tour 1.4mm2.2 x 2.0mmBamboo / Paulownia HybridCNC Milled Bamboo Mounting Plate
Leaf Spring 1.8mm2.5 x 2.5mm100% BambooLeaf Spring Scalium Insert
Torsion Bar 1.8mm2.5 x 2.5mm100% BambooTorsion Bar Scalium Insert

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How It Works

Current estimated lead time: 40 days (order to ship)

The terms, in plain language
Payment
Payment is due in full when you order; we don't take deposits. Financing is available through Shop Pay Installments and Affirm.
Our review
Our founder reviews every build before production. If anything looks off, he'll call you.
Cancelling
Cancel your custom order any time before your skis ship for a full refund. Once your first pair ships the order is final.
Changing your build
Change your build within three business days without affecting the lead time. Later changes may restart the timeline if we need to remake parts.
Mounting
We can mount bindings for local customers who buy skis and bindings together. We need your boots and liability release. All other orders ship unmounted and must be mounted by a qualified shop.
If It Isn't Right

Love It or Rebuild It

You can't demo a ski that hasn't been built yet. Every eligible custom comes with one rebuild: if the size or model isn't right after skiing, or the look is wrong before mounting, send them back and we build a new pair.

One Rebuild
Change the size or model after skiing, or the graphics before mounting. The replacement pair is final.
Rebuild Window
In season: 60 days from ship date. Out of season: through January 15 of following year.
Photo Review
Required review of ski condition before rebuild approval.
Free Shipping if Unmounted
We'll cover shipping, both ways. Drilled skis are $35-60 to return - the new pair ships back free.
Eligibility and Timing
  1. One rebuild per pair. A different size, model, or look. If look is the only change, skis must be unmounted. The second pair is final. The goal is the right ski.
  2. Mount and ski them. Only one way to find out if they are the right ski. Most people know inside a few ski days. If the size or model isn't right, apply for the rebuild. You'll know if you like the looks out of the wrapper, so if you don't like the appearance, apply for a rebuild right away.
  3. Eligible custom skis. Full price Customs, Annual Custom Sale, and Black Friday Custom orders. Not eligible: stock skis, proform, In Stock Customs, Factory Finds, or blems.
  4. Rebuild window. Determined by the day your skis ship. We build custom skis year round, so a summer order still gets a real shot once the season starts.
    • In season - Ships November 15 - March 31: 60 days from the ship date.
    • Out of season - Ships April 1 - November 14: through January 15 of the following year.
    Submit the request within your rebuild window. Once approved, the return must receive its first carrier acceptance scan within 10 calendar days.
  5. Condition review. Every ski is reviewed before a rebuild is approved - photos first, then again when they arrive. The standard, and every way a rebuild can end, is in Condition review below.
  6. US orders only. The logistics and cost of shipping, importing, and exporting make the rebuild only viable on US orders.
What it costs

Know out of the wrapper? Send them back before you drill. If the graphics are wrong, or the size or model is obviously wrong when you unbox them, don't mount them. Return them unmounted inside your window and we cover shipping both ways.

Need to ski them to know? Ski them. Size and model changes still qualify after skiing; return shipping is $35 to $60 and the new pair ships back free.

If you've already mounted:

Shipping back, USPS Ground Advantage - label provided$35
Shipping back, UPS Ground - label provided$60
Didn't keep your ski box? We can mail you one.$30
New pair shipped back to youFREE

Mounting, binding removal, and mounting the replacement pair are the customer's responsibility.

Condition review

A rebuild, not a damage replacement. If your order is eligible, the request is on time, and the skis meet our condition standards, the rebuild is approved. We want you to use these skis - base scrapes and cosmetic topsheet damage are fine. Beyond the acceptable damage, the rebuild may be declined. All applicants must complete a request form, with photos included.

Your mental test: if we would have to repair the ski before selling it, the rebuild is out.

  • Damage past the test above. Base damage requiring a weld, significant edge or sidewall impacts, and anything else we would have to fix before the ski could sell.
  • Edge damage past a belt tune. That's the standard edge tune in any ski shop. Burrs and rough spots from rails, ice, and general use tune out. Bent, cracked, or dented edges requiring a repair end the rebuild.
  • A second mount. One set of holes. Questions on the mounting location? Call us.

Unsure about size, model, or mount? Call (503) 206-5909, email info@on3pskis.com, or schedule a custom fit check. It's free and a lot less work than a rebuild.

Process and timeline

01 - Rebuild request. Fill out a rebuild request form, including photos. Leave your bindings on for the review (they will be removed before you ship). Take the photos when you apply - please ensure they accurately represent the skis' current condition. We will respond to rebuild requests by email within 5 business days. We'll reach out to talk through replacement options to ensure the second pair is correct - and then confirm the new build by email.

02 - Ski return. Once approved, a shipping label arrives by email, with an invoice if you owe a return fee. The return must receive its first carrier acceptance scan within 10 calendar days. Bindings must be removed before they ship. When the skis arrive, we confirm their condition matches your photos. If it doesn't, we'll contact you before proceeding further. If a rebuild is declined at any stage, the skis come back to you and the shipping is on us.

03 - Ski replacement. We'll confirm your rebuild by email. All custom skis are made to order and subject to the normal manufacturing lead times. Demand varies seasonally - current estimated build time is 40 days. We start the manufacturing process at the first carrier acceptance scan - we want you to have as little downtime as possible. Upon completion, tracking information will be sent out by email.

Everything else you should know
Which skis
Full price Customs, Annual Custom Sale, and Black Friday Custom orders. Not eligible: stock skis, proform, In Stock Customs, Factory Finds, or blems.
What you can change
Change your ski length, ski model, or ski look (or any combination). If look is the only change, skis must be unmounted. The second pair is built at the same price point as the original order. All paid upgrades on the original pair carry over at no charge; new upgrades can be added at cost. Moving to a cheaper build doesn't refund the difference.
A rebuild, not a return
No store credit, no refunds.
Cancelling an order
Cancel your custom order any time before your skis ship for a full refund. Once your first pair ships the order is final.
Rebuild window
Ships November 15 - March 31: 60 days from the ship date. Ships April 1 - November 14: through January 15 of the following year. We'll send your exact date when your order ships. Dates are firm.
If we decline
We send the skis back and we cover the shipping.
Warranty
Same two-year warranty - the clock resets when the rebuild ships.
Which terms apply
These terms are effective June 1, 2026. The version in effect the day you order is the one that governs your pair. If we change them, the change applies only to orders placed after the new effective date.

The governing version and effective date: the Love It or Rebuild It policy.

Why Quality Costs

Materials in Your Custom Skis

The materials in your skis, and why we chose them. It starts with the core; everything else is picked to suit the ski's design.

Component by component

ON3P Ski Construction

Scalium InsertsLeaf Spring or Torsion Bar, new for 26.27
A milled Scalium insert set into the top of a bamboo core.

Scalium Inserts

Two placements: Leaf Spring and Torsion Bar

Metal adds stability, power, and damping while reducing some playfulness and pop. Choose between two Scalium inserts: Leaf Spring or Torsion Bar, milled into the top of the core.

Why Scalium

Scalium is a high-strength aluminum-scandium alloy with excellent strength-to-weight ratio, ductility, and bonding performance. It is a North-American made alternative to Titanal for high-performance metal skis.

Core100% bamboo, or bamboo and paulownia
A vertically laminated bamboo ski core on the CNC table.

Core

100% Bamboo Core (Stock, LITE, Leaf Spring, Torsion Bar)

The heart of every pair of ON3P skis is a vertically laminated, 100% bamboo core. This strong, environmentally-friendly material has been the backbone to our trademark feel since Day 1: damp, powerful, responsive.

Bamboo / Paulownia Hybrid Core (50/50, Tour)

For the touring layups we swap in a bamboo/paulownia hybrid core, made in-house, with a CNC-milled 100% bamboo mounting plate inset underfoot for screw retention.

BaseDurasurf 4001 sintered, 1.8mm
A sheet of 1.8mm black sintered base material before cutting.

Base

Durasurf 4001 Sintered Base - 1.8mm

Our standard 1.8mm Durasurf 4001 sintered base is 20-40% thicker than a typical ski base. The added material improves impact protection, rail durability, serviceability, and lifespan.

LITE and Tour use a 1.4mm base to save weight.

Edges2.5 x 2.5mm, HRC 48, 3/4 wrap
Steel ski edge stock coiled on the bench, with the 3/4 wrap visible on a pressed ski.

Edges

2.5 x 2.5mm, HRC 48, 3/4 wrap

Our 2.5mm x 2.5mm Rockwell 48 steel edges are the thickest available on the market. A 3/4 wrap lets the tips flex and reduces delamination risk.

LITE and Tour use a 2.2 x 2.0mm HRC 48 edge to save weight.

UHMW SidewallsFull length, full height
A full-height UHMW sidewall strip being bonded to a core.

UHMW Sidewalls

Full Length, Full Height

Full-length, full-height UHMW sidewalls resist abrasion and absorb impacts while supporting torsional stiffness. They cost more and are harder to bond than ABS, but withstand impacts better.

2800 Hybrid CompositeCustom fiberglass and carbon weave
A roll of the 2800 hybrid fiberglass and carbon composite weave.

2800 Hybrid Composite

Custom Fiberglass / Carbon Weave

Our proprietary triaxial fiberglass-carbon weave uses full-length, four-inch stringers for balanced torsional and longitudinal stiffness - with pop but little added weight.

ISOSPORT 8210 TopsheetTextured Pi19, sublimated in-house
A topsheet coming off the sublimation press in the print room.

ISOSPORT 8210 Topsheet

Textured Pi19 Topsheet, Sublimated In-House

Every topsheet is sublimated in-house and hand-sanded. The pebbled Pi19 texture resists scratches and keeps the graphic sharp for the life of the ski.

VDS Bonding RubberThree layers, along the edges and sidewalls
Black VDS rubber strips laid along the edge of a ski in layup.

VDS Bonding Rubber

Three Layers, Along the Edges and Sidewalls

Three layers of VDS rubber along the edges and sidewalls improve bonding and vibration damping.

Extra Wide Binding MatBias 45/45 and chopped mat
The extra-wide fiberglass binding mat placed underfoot during layup.

Extra Wide Binding Mat

Bias 45/45 and Chopped Mat

A full-width fiberglass layer underfoot improves screw retention. Its double-bias construction also increases torsional stiffness and power transfer.

The Standard

How Your Skis Get Built

Materials are only the start. Our people, process, and standards determine the finished quality.

  • Under 1.5%Annual customer-contact rate since 2021
  • Fewer than 20Structural blems a year
  • Fewer than 5Unsellable skis a year
How we get there

Anyone willing to pay for these materials can buy them. What decides the quality is the people and standards that define the build process.

Our skis are expensive to build. We are smaller than most people think, without the scale of even the larger independent brands. What we have is a small, long-tenured crew and a system built over seventeen seasons of building the highest quality skis available.

Our production runs lean, manufacturing issues stop the line, and at our costs we cannot afford blems or unsellable skis.

Customer contact rate - under 1.5% a year since 2021

Across 17 production seasons, customers have contacted us about a ski issue on roughly 3% of our skis, including damage from rails, rocks, falling off a car, and everything in between. Since adopting our 2800 composite in 2021, that rate has fallen below 1.5% annually. Review the full warranty terms.

Structural blems - fewer than 20 a year

Production related structural blems - released through Factory Finds.

Unsellable skis - fewer than 5 a year

Usually fewer, and we can tell you why: almost always a press blanket failure.

Each pair is proudly built by our small crew, start to finish, in our 10-press ski factory in Portland, Oregon, USA.

Questions

Building a custom, answered

Is a custom ski as durable as a stock ON3P?

Yes. Same line, same presses, same builders, same factory. The LITE, 50/50, and Tour layups change materials and give up some durability; the tradeoffs are on each upgrade card above.

How much do ON3P custom skis cost?

Custom skis start at $1,099, including your model, size, rocker, topsheet, and base. Additional upgrades are available a la carte.

Can I cancel a custom order?

Yes, any time before they ship, for a full refund. After that the order is final.

What if I'm between sizes?

Call, email, or schedule a fit check. Our lengths are 5cm apart, so two sizes often work for the same skier. And every eligible custom carries one rebuild, so if the first pair is the wrong size you can fix it.

What if the ski isn't right?

Eligible custom orders include one rebuild. Change the size or model after skiing, or the graphics before mounting. See Love It or Rebuild It above for timing, condition, and eligibility.

How long until my skis ship?

The current estimated time from order to shipment is 40 days. Seasonal demand may affect this estimate.

What's the warranty on a custom ski?

Custom skis carry the same two-year warranty as every ON3P, covering material and manufacturing defects. If you use a rebuild, the two-year period restarts when the replacement ships. Review the full warranty terms.

Can ON3P mount my bindings?

We can mount bindings for local customers who buy skis and bindings together. We need your boots and liability release. All other orders ship unmounted and must be mounted by a qualified shop.

Why do ON3P skis run long?

We say they run true. One of the reasons ON3P exists is a pair of custom skis that came in well short of its listed length. We measure our skis true length tip to tail; most brands measure the flat base length before pressing. Typically that means our skis will run 2-3cm longer than other brands in the same listed length.

What's the difference between Custom Skis, Custom Shape, and Full Custom?

Custom Skis (this page): any model, length, rocker, topsheet, and base for $1,099, with upgrades a la carte.

Custom Shape: a shape and flex profile designed to your spec, pressed in one of our existing molds, from $2,499; add a custom graphic for $500.

Full Custom: a ground-up build with its own mold, shape, and graphic, starting at $4,999.

Can I pay for a custom over time?

Payment is in full at order; we don't take deposits. Shop Pay Installments and Affirm are available at checkout.

Nobody has this ski yet

It's yours, waiting for our small Portland crew to build it.

The ON3P production floor in Portland with skis in the press bays.