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Pack of Faction PRODIGY 4 Black skis + bindings
The Faction Prodigy 4, with its 116mm wide skate, offers optimum flotation for powder lovers. Its directional twin-tip shape and rocker profile make it a fun, versatile choice for skiers looking for off-piste adventures
Pack of Faction PRODIGY 4 Black skis + bindings
Faction Prodigy 4: The Powder Expert
The Faction Prodigy 4 is the widest ski in the Prodigy series, with a waist width of 116 mm, offering optimal float even on the deepest powder days.
The Power of Powder
With its directional twin-tip shape, elliptical sidecut, poplar wood core, and pronounced rocker profile, the Prodigy 4 is naturally playful. It glides effortlessly over bumps, makes impressive jumps, and dances skillfully through snowy forests.
Exceptional versatility
In addition to its powder performance, this ski holds its edge effectively and excels in tight turns, making it an ideal choice for days spent eagerly awaiting the next storm.
Why choose the Prodigy 4?
You'll love this ski if:
1. You are a powder enthusiast
The Prodigy 4 is designed for skiers looking for an unmatched experience in powder and soft snow.
2. You like to surf, glide, and carve in soft snow
This ski allows you to explore a variety of riding styles, from gliding to surfing to stylish turns.
3. You like butters and skiing switch (backwards)
With its twin-tip shape, the Prodigy 4 lets you perform technical maneuvers, including skiing backwards.
4. You believe powder is life
The Prodigy 4 is the ideal partner for powder lovers. What's more, it's made with a lightweight poplar core, recycled materials, 2.5 mm XL edges, and total resistance with an XL sidewall.
Key features:
- Lightweight poplar core
- Recycled materials
- 2.5 mm XL edges
- XL sidewall
- Elliptical camber
- Directional twin-tip shape
The Faction Prodigy 4 takes you to the top of the mountain and lets you enjoy every descent in style. It's the ultimate choice for powder adventurers. So get ready to push the limits of your skiing experience with the Prodigy 4.
Tips for choosing binding position:
CLASSIC
The Classic position emphasizes precision and power in turns. Ideal for skiers who like to load the front of their boots and skis, it promotes firm support and maximum grip. The Classic mounting also improves floatation in deep snow, thanks to a longer tip than on our other configurations.
Ideal for: traditional skiers, former competitors, and lovers of wide open spaces.
PROGRESSIVE
The Progressive position, recommended for the Prodigy, Dancer, La Machine, and Agent ranges, offers the best balance between stability and agility. It allows for precise carving while maintaining excellent maneuverability. If you're looking for a versatile setup or are unsure about where to place your bindings, this is the safest choice.
Ideal for: all-terrain skiers who mix freeride and freestyle.
NEWSCHOOL
Designed for fun and creative skiing, the Newschool position emphasizes maneuverability and playfulness. Placed more in the center of the ski, it facilitates butters, rotations, and tricks, while offering a more neutral and balanced feel. This is the recommended setup for the Mana series.
Ideal for: freestylers, centered skiers, and those seeking maximum freedom of movement.
- Reference size : 185
- Radius : 22
- Type : Unisex
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Level : Confirmed
Expert - Ski programme : Freeride
- Type of practice : Downhill skiing
- Default pack : Downhill skiing
- Reference size : 185
- Radius : 22
- Heel : 132
- environment : 116
- Spatula : 140
- Core : Poplar
- Minimum weight : 2200g (1)
- Colours : Black
- discount : -20%
The brand FACTION
Faction Skis: The spirit of freeskiing born in the Swiss Alps
A benchmark in modern freeskiing, Faction Skis embodies the creative and independent spirit of a brand designed by skiers, for skiers. Renowned for its versatile alpine and touring skis, technical constructions, and deep roots in freeride and freestyle culture, the brand designs skis that perform equally well in the park and in powder, supported by a collective of athletes and artists who push the boundaries of snow sports.