Reviews
Presence & Prowess
From skiing big lines at the resort to the backcountry, Ripstick 106W glides over fresh snow with finesse, powers through crud, and effortlessly edges hardpack.
Everyday Carry
From slashing through tight trees and narrow chutes, to arcing turns in open bowls, Ripstick 102 is the essential tool in all terrain and any condition.
Big Lines & Deep Days
Whether skiing big lines at the resort or in the backcountry, the Ripstick 108 floats over fresh snow, charges through crud, and rips hardpack reliably.
Top Recruit
Designed to send it in the park and carve corduroy, Playmaker 87 bridges the gap from groms to grown-ups looking for a versatile and poppy ride.
Most Valuable Player
From pillows and spines, to wind lips and jump lines, the 101 waist delivers the versatility to crush top to bottom laps in any condition and terrain.
Rookie of The Year
Narrow enough to slash through tight trees, wide enough to surf through new snow, and playful enough to drop into the terrain park.
First Round Pick
Designed for superior float on deep days, the Playmaker 111 surfs through pow and charges through chop with a playful yet powerful feel.
La Machine Mega boasts a slightly trimmer waist than ‘La Machine original,’ whose cult status inspired the production of an entire family of skis in its name. This slimmer version offers similar float as compared to its fatter sibling, but in a more versat
La Machine Massive 4 bridges the gap between the 3 and the über-fat 5. La Machine 4's construction mirrors that of the 3. This 117mm beauty perfectly suits the skier who craves a wide yet light free-touring ski for extended backcountry missions, when soft
La Machine debuted in 2020 as the fattest ski in the Faction line-up. The original shape is mirrored here in the La Machine Max, and the ski now benefits from eco-conscious tech. This ultra-light, carbon-loaded ski is the backcountry powder-hound's dream.
