Offpist / Freeride 2024

Atomic Bent Chetler continues to be built with a lighter wood core than 2018 and earlier, which has reduced the ski's weight by 10%. Sidewall construction and carbon fiber provide retained elasticity and rigidity. Bent Chetler is not a ski for e...

There's a fine line to walk when building your freeride quiver - the widest skis lack performance on hardpack, while narrower skis don't offer enough floatation, causing you fall behind your buddies on deep days. The Ripstick 106 with Amphi...

As the widest ski in the collection, the Ripstick 116 is the pinnacle of the Elan freeride lineup. It's a hard charging freeride ski that’s burly, yet responsive, for top-to-bottom big-mountain mastery. The new Amphibio Carbon Line Technology, c...

If a smoothness indicator existed for skis, the Ripstick 96 would be off the charts! It is a true freeride ski that doubles as an all-mountain ski for those who want ultimate versatility on the mountain. It utilizes Amphibio Carbon Line Technology fo...

We finally decided it was time to let the hard-charging rippers on our production floor design a ski from the ground up, from shape to core construction. The result is Factory 112, a big mountain slayer with a stable yet nimble feel, using all the co...

The Second Opinion 118 is our widest ski and the ideal choice for deep powder days in the Alps, North America or your bucket-list trip to Japan. It floats like a dream in wast deep snow while at the same being surprisingly versatile for a ski in its ...

The Fusion 105 is our most versatile freeride ski, always ready to tackle big mountains in Scandinavia or the Alps. It doesn’t matter if the conditions are powder or wind packed, the Fusion 105 handles it all with ease and a playful demeanor. The fin...

Our excitement regarding this all-new ski cannot be overstated. The Agent 3.0 truly has it all: a lightweight core, progressive shape, high-tech carbon weave, balanced flex and perfectly engineered rocker. Easy on the uphill, and equally capable in t...

The Faction Agent 3X is the complete free-touring package. A lightweight karuba wood core, progressive shape, high-tech carbon weave, balanced flex and perfectly engineered rocker combined with the 106 mm waist width make the ski easy on the uphill, ...

When the powder day of your dreams presents itself, don’t let the wrong tool spoil the occasion. Boasting more pronounced tip and tail rocker than its 3.0 sibling, this lightweight charger is perfectly balanced for nimble turns in tight spaces and bi...

The Faction Dancer 4 is designed for the big-mountain freeride maestro who wants an agile, yet wide ski capable of negotiating the sharkiest terrain on the mountain. The 116 mm waist provides maximum float through deep and choppy snow, and a stable p...

The Faction La Machine Mega boasts a slightly trimmer waist than the original La Machine ski. The lightweight paulownia wood core blended with full carbon layers make this a perfectly lightweight ski for any freetoruing adventure. With it's 109m...

The Faction La Machine Massive 4 is perfect for the freeride skier who craves a wide yet light free-touring ski for extended backcountry missions when deep snow is on the menu. With a modest 117 mm waist width, the La Machine 4 Massive holds its own ...

The Faction La Machine debuted in 2020 as the fattest ski in the Faction skis line-up and quickly won critical acclaim. The original shape is mirrored in the La Machine Max, and the ski now benefits from eco-conscious tech. This ultra-light, carbon-l...

At 119 mm underfoot, the Faction Mana 4 is widest ski in the Faction Mana family, making it the dream powder ski for the deepest powder days. Its dependable paulownia-poplar core is complemented by a lightweight carbon weave, resulting in easy handli...

Inspired by the Prodigy 4.0, this 2021 Faction Skis Prodigy 3.0X 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 fre...

The Prodigy 4.0 shares all the characteristics of its narrower, ever-popular sibling, but is wider, providing optimal float on the optimal day. Incredibly playful by nature, the Prodigy 4.0 effortlessly butters and smears; stomps big airs; and nimbly...

With a little more waist underfoot, the Ranger 108 sets off for more freeride, more snow and more feeling. Consistent with all new Rangers is the new Flex-cut concept, there the titanal reinforcement is adapted to the ski's length and intended...

The Ranger 116 is the widest ski in the Ranger series, of course you expect float, playfulness and that the ski should feel easy to maneuver. The Ranger 116 delivers with flying colours, what's really remarkable is that the ski is stiff enough...

Blend resort and backcountry skiing seamlessly with the KORE 103 W. The lightweight construction means more energy for day-long mountain adventures thanks to materials that reduce weight without sacrificing performance. HEAD fuses light Graphene into...

As the ultimate lightweight freeride ski, the KORE 105 has versatility for all mountain adventures. The new KORE construction reduces weight without sacrificing performance, thanks to a combination of Graphene, Karuba wood and multi layers of carbon....

HEAD's pro skiers requested a freeride ski with agility, versatility and flotation. The athlete-inspired KORE 111 is the answer. This lightweight and nimble ski comes from a unique construction that reduces weight without sacrificing performance...

The KORE 117 holds up to big lines and bigger mountains with power and agility—all in a lightweight package. The unique construction reduces weight without sacrificing performance thanks to a combination of Graphene, Carbon and Karuba wood. The sandw...

The athlete-driven signature Oblivion 116 was developed by HEAD's freeride team pro, Cole Richardson. With a wide full twin tip platform of 116 mm underfoot, progressive rocker and a weight-conscious core made from poplar wood and recycled PET, ...

Junior freeride skiers can aspire to ski like HEAD's freeride team athlete, Cole Richardson, who helped design the Oblivion JR Pro for juniors who ski the whole mountain in a limitless, creative way. The wide, twin tip model has a core made from...