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Faction Prodigy - All Mountain
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Faction Prodigy

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description Faction Prodigy Overview

The Faction Prodigy is a highly responsive and playful option, leaning slightly more towards the freestyle end of the spectrum while remaining highly capable on varied terrain. It offers a fun, poppy ride that rewards aggressive carving and air time. Its perfect for the skier who wants a ski that feels lively and engaging throughout the entire day, regardless of the snow surface.

help Faction Prodigy FAQ

What type of rocker and camber profile does the Faction Prodigy ski use?

The Faction Prodigy features a classic twin-tip design with a combination of camber underfoot and rocker in the tip and tail. This profile provides excellent edge hold on hardpack snow while allowing the ski to float easily in deeper powder. It is specifically designed to make landing airs and riding switch feel completely natural.

Are the Faction Prodigy skis suitable for hitting rails in the terrain park?

While they are highly playful, the Prodigy skis are actually geared more towards all-mountain freestyle and jumping rather than pure jibbing on rails. They feature a durable poplar and ash wood core that can withstand aggressive carving and big landings. If you spend 90% of your time sliding metal rails, a dedicated park ski might be a better choice.

What is the waist width of the Faction Prodigy?

In the standard 184cm length, the Faction Prodigy features a versatile 104mm waist width. This mid-fat waist allows the ski to pivot quickly in soft snow while still having enough surface area to stay afloat on a powder day. It strikes a perfect balance for an all-mountain ski that handles varied terrain well.

Does the Faction Prodigy use a sandwich construction for better durability?

Yes, the Prodigy utilizes a full sandwich sidewall construction rather than a cheaper cap construction. This design directs power directly to the metal edges, providing incredible carving stability on ice. It also heavily protects the wood core from moisture and delamination if you happen to hit a hidden rock.

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