| Length | Tip | Waist | Tail | Radius | Effective edge | Mount from center | Weight per ski |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 171 cm | 123 | 92 | 116 | 16.9 m | 1355 mm | -3.5 cm | 1650 g |
| 176 cm | 124 | 92 | 117 | 17.4 m | 1400 mm | -3.75 cm | 1725 g |
| 181 cm | 125 | 92 | 117 | 17.9 m | 1445 mm | -4 cm | 1810 g |
| 186 cm | 126 | 92 | 118 | 18.5 m | 1490 mm | -4.25 cm | 1910 g |
Updates for 26/274 items
- Bi-Radius Sidecut. More consistent edge hold through the turn
- Updated Flex Profile. Stiffer underfoot and through the forebody, a touch softer in the tips, for more torsional stiffness and edge hold without losing playfulness
- Delta Taper. Easier to pivot the tails in tight terrain and moguls
- VDS rubber. Two additional layers in the tips and tails for increased strength and durability
Your length is marked Recommended in the table.
Is the Jeffrey 92 your ski
Ski design
Ripper Rocker is the hard-snow counterpart to Signature Rocker: shorter tip and tail rocker, lower tip and tail heights, and higher camber, which adds edge hold on hardpack, more pop, and stability at speed and on landings. Stable, powerful, and precise. On the Jeffrey 92, this profile puts more contact length on snow, giving a hard-snow twin that grips, pops, and stays composed at speed on bulletproof days.

The sidecut pairs a smaller turn radius in the tip with a larger turn radius in the tail, creating an all-mountain ski that is stable going straight but carves easily once the turn is initiated and the ski is on edge. On the Jeffrey 92, the tighter tip radius bites early on hardpack. The updated bi-radius holds the turn shape better through the ski, while the more balanced tail radius finishes the turn with a strong, stable exit.

ON3P SKI CONSTRUCTION
Want the Jeffrey 92 your way?
Any length we press, your choice of rocker, over 275 topsheets and 90 bases. Same shape, built to order.
