Prodigy Lineup (L-R: Prodigy 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0)
Candide Thovex Lineup: (L-R: 1.0 [orange], 2.0 [blue], 3.0)
Candide Thovex Lineup: (L-R: 2.0 [blue], 3.0, 4.0)
Candide Thovex 5.0
Monoski & Mogul Ski
Manufacturer's Description: Whether you're making sparks on handrails at midnight or dialing your style on the biggest features at your local park, the CT 1.0 is going to roll with the hits. Blending a playful shape and flex with strong construction materials, this ski is built to meet all your park skiing needs.
Newschoolers' Quick Review: I chose the CT 2.0 as my All-Mountain Editors' Pick this year for its versatility. I had mostly been riding more chargey skis, like the 4FRNT Devastator and the ON3P Jeffrey/Jesse recently, but the playfulness of the CT 2.0 made it an easy choice for me any day I'm skiing in-bounds and t…
Manufacturer's Description: New for 2019-2020. The same construction, shape, and tech that has won awards year after year, the CT 2.0, designed with Candide, is the all-mountain freestyle-blueprint for fun and now here with brand new lengths and an alternate topsheet design. 102mm underfoot, a true twin symmetrical s…
Manufacturer's Description: Updated for 2019/20. A freestyle-inspired shape makes the CT 3.0 easy to press and wash out when you want to jib, but also hold a strong edge when you ask more from it. This is the perfect one ski quiver for the rider who is always on the lookout for fresh goods and needs a lightweight, ve…
Manufacturer's Description: New for 2019-2020. The same freestyle-inspired shape and lightweight construction as the award-winning CT 3.0, designed with Candide and now available in all the sizes you could ever need, with an alternate topsheet to boot. This is the perfect one ski quiver for the rider who is always on t…
Manufacturer Description: Updated for the 2019-20 season. At 118mm underfoot, this is a lightweight, big-mountain backcountry ski made for the deep days that also feels responsive in the crud and harder conditions. It floats, drifts, and sails through the fluffy stuff while strong construction materials promise that …
Manufacturer's Description: New for 2019-20! The CT 5.0 brings the original Candide 4.0 back to life, revived and updated. As a playful, poppy, and easy to pivot as the first legendary ski we developed with Candide, with an updated core, rocker curves and construction to polish up the ride and add extra durability.
Manufacturer's Description: Headed to party mountain? Well grab your Pit Vipers, dust off your one-piece suit and get ready to go Full Turbo. Faction in collaboration with Pit Viper is re-releasing our timeless Monoski. With cutting edge rocker technology and a girthy 188 waist the Mono is ready for anything. Vive …
Newschoolers' Quick Review: I spent a whole summer in Zermatt on the Prodigy and, while it's a stiffer ski than I generally like, I was stoked on it for the most part. With a short radius and generous rocker they are super quick on rails, and they have a pretty low-swingweight for technical tricks. The stiff flex kee…
Manufacturer's Description: The same construction, shape and tech as the Prodigy 1.0, available with alternative topsheet and extra sizes. The Poplar-cored, freestyle twin, has buckets of pop and flex while maintaining real performance on the downhill. Favorites of competition champs such as Kelly SIldaru and Sarah H…
Manufacturer's Description: New for 2019-20. The brand-new Prodigy 2.0 is the ultimate all-mountain shred-tool. Packing all the right ingredients to help you pop. stomp, and surf all over the mountain, it's Poplar Core is soft and poppy enough to butter those slushy rollers while maintaining stiffness underfoot, mean…
Manufacturer's Description: New for 2019-20. The brand-new Prodigy 2.0, available in extra lengths and with an alternate artist topsheet. Packing all the right ingredients to help you pop, stomp, and surf all over the mountain, the all-new Poplar Core is soft and poppy enough to butter those slushy rollers while main…
Manufacturer's Description: Inspired by the Prodigy 4.0, this ski shares the same shape, construction, and materials as its big brother, meaning that whether you're gapping safety barriers, bouncing down pillow lines or wheelying rollers, this ski is playful, solid, and versatile enough to do it all, in style. Rea…
Newschoolers' Quick Review: Powder is where these skis really shine in my opinion. They are lightweight and decently wide. Combine that with the ~40cm of rocker in the tip and tail, and the surfy design, and you have a ski that performs pretty well in the deep, soft snow. I can’t say much more about skiing…
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