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The Prodigy 2 2027 is a ski from the Faction brand designed for intermediate skiers seeking a versatile and playful model, capable of handling both piste and freestyle backcountry.
With its 98 mm underfoot, it offers a good balance between grip on groomed snow, manoeuvrability, and flotation in powder. Its Twin directional shape, combined with rocker in the tip and tail, makes changing direction easier and allows skiing both forwards and switch. Its poplar core provides dynamism and excellent pop for launching off natural jumps, playing with the terrain, and linking landings. Designed to withstand the repeated stresses of freestyle, it features 2.5 mm XL edges and robust sidewalls that enhance its durability.
The Prodigy 2 is thus a true all-round ski, equally at ease carving turns on piste as exploring piste edges, enjoying powder, and expressing freestyle style.




| SIZE (cm) | SIDE CUT (mm) | RADIUS (m) | SKI WEIGHT (g) |
| 159 | 127-98-119 | 12 | 1600 |
| 165 | 127-98-119 | 14 | 1690 |
| 171 | 127-98-119 | 16 | 1750 |
| 177 | 127-98-119 | 18 | 1810 |
| 183 | 127-98-119 | 20 | 1860 |
| 189 | 127-98-119 | 21 | 1950 |
At Faction, three binding mountings are possible, from the most forward to the most rearward: Newschool / Progressive / Classic. By default, mountings are done according to the brand’s recommendations, namely Progressive on Dancer, Agent, Prodigy, and La Machine; Newschool on Studio.
- XL edges of 2.5 mm for better impact resistance
- Side cuts with elliptical radii to facilitate direction changes
- Micro-Cap construction: combines a sandwich construction with chip-resistant protection on the edges
- Carbon and rubber reinforcements underfoot to improve impact resistance and vibration absorption
Composition:
- Core: poplar wood
- Reinforcements: fiberglass
| MUSTACHE FLEX | A stiff flex in front of and behind the binding area ensures good edge hold and optimal stability. More flexible and progressive, the tip and the endpiece absorb terrain irregularities and facilitate both the initiation and the end of turns. |
| TWIN DIRECTIONAL | The tip, wider than the endpiece, favours downhill performance, while the twin endpiece retains a playful character and makes riding switch easier. |