I have a pair of G3 alpinist skins, and a pair of BD clipfix skins. I by far prefer the BD skins. They're stiff and easy to use in the cold. G3 skins are just too floppy. They both stick well, and I like G3's tip attachments, but what I want in a set of skins is quick, easy use. The BD skins will come right apart when I'm putting them on, and slip right off when I'm ready for the down. The stiffness of the BD skins increases the ease of use at the top of the hill when folding them together; I've not been able to get the G3 skins to stick together evenly easily at all- it's a fight.
If you're like me at the top of the hill, you just want to peel 'em and squeel 'em. Fighting your skins at the top of the hill before a run, is no fun at all.

So I've checked out the Armada JJ, the 4FRNT EHP, and the Bluehouse Maestro. I went with the Maestros. The JJ's were slightly lighter in weight, skinnier, and had camber underfoot, along with a poppy, semi stiff flex. The EHPs were a bit heavier, more width, no camber and no true twin tip, but with a better feeling, rounder flex. The Maestro was somewhere in between, with a more rounded flex, zero camber, and twin tip/early rise. All three have early rise and early taper, but I opted for the Maestros since they were cheaper. The added few hundred grams is not too much of a burden, except that I have Bomber Bishop tele bindings which are heavy as hell. I like the sidewalls of the Maestros, too, and Bluehouse skis are excellent with warranties.
All that being said, I wouldn't mind having a pair of JJ's with Axl tele bindings for touring, and I think I'll get a pair of 4frnt Renegade EHPs for something bigger.
I tele ski like an alpiner-hard charging, high speed turns, cliffies and pillows.
If you are interested in the JJ's or EHP's, check out bluehouseskis.com- it's the only place to order them, and if you're in the SLC area, you can pick 'em up at the shop below the UofU, Straightline Ski Shop. Great guys who make great skis, and they're all about the skier.