Our product lines, size and mounting guides, and information on where to find Faction skis
When choosing what ski is right for you, there are a few key points to keep in mind: your ability, riding style, preferred terrain, and how you want to progress. Once this is clear, consider your skis—think about length, width, turning radius, and ro
Picking the best ski length for you can be as daunting as picking the ski itself. Check out the video for advice from our product manager, Josh, on choosing the right length. As explained in our video guide above, choosing the right ski length depend
All Faction skis come with three lines printed on their topsheets indicating possible mounting positions for your bindings. The lines correspond to where the center of your boot lies on the ski when it is engaged in the binding. The three lines on ea
We have ski demos around the world during peak season, please consult our demo calendar for more information on demos. If you'd like to rent a pair of skis, we recommend you consult our store finder and get in touch with your closest retailer to find
You can find a list of authorized Faction retailers on our store finder. If you would like to know if a store has a particular ski in stock, it is best to contact them directly as we do not have that information available.
Yes, all Faction skis, such as the Prodigy and Prodigy X, are considered unisex. The skis have the same construction and performance characteristics. The difference lies in the topsheet design and color, allowing you to choose based on aesthetic pref
Our skis do not come with bindings, unless it is specifically stated in the product description.
The Prodigy 1 and Prodigy Capsule skis have the same construction and performance specifications. The only difference between the two models is the graphics, so you can go for the look that you prefer!
Our skis do not come with bindings as a package. Bindings will need to be obtained separately. We are more than happy to assist you in finding the right bindings for your skis.
The numbers in each ski series (e.g. Prodigy 0 vs. Prodigy 3, Agent 2 vs. Agent 4) generally indicate the relative width of the ski within that lineup—the higher the number, the wider the ski. For instance, the Studio 0 has a waist width of 83mm, mak