Handles everything
These skis truly live up to their all-mountain versatility claim. They grip well on hardpack and float nicely in deeper snow. I've used them in the park too, and they're solid.
Carbon-reinforced park and freeride ski with Quattro Laminate bamboo core. Versatile twin-tip for all mountain conditions.
| Best For | Freeride, Park, All-Mountain Versatility |
|---|---|
| Ski Type | Freeride, Park, All-Mountain Twin-Tip |
| Waist Width | 106mm |
| Construction | Full Sidewall, Twin-Tip, Carbon Reinforced |
| Core Material | Quattro Laminate Bamboo, Carbon Reinforcement |
| Lengths Offered | 178cm, 184cm |
These skis truly live up to their all-mountain versatility claim. They grip well on hardpack and float nicely in deeper snow. I've used them in the park too, and they're solid.
Solid skis for carving and jumps; they feel a bit stiff at times though.
Upgraded from an older pair of all-mountain skis and the difference is night and day. The Prodigy 3.0 in 178cm is incredibly stable but still nimble enough for tight turns. They absorb chatter much better than my previous skis and the twin-tip design makes switch riding so much easier. So happy with this purchase!
They feel a little heavier than expected, which can be tiring on longer runs.
These handle really well off-piste and in trees.