Faction CT 2.0 Skis 2018

Faction CT 2.0 Skis 2018

JUST ONE OF THOSE SKIS - 2.0

The Faction CT 2.0 Skis are what backcountry freestylers dream about. The skis symmetrical shape paired with an insane construction, make the CT 2.0 excel on everything from bump-lines to massive straight airs. The skis symmetry allows it to feel as smooth skiing backwards as it does forwards. Now you can shred powder in reverse and not even skip-a-beat! The blended wood core of poplar and beech provide the CT 2.0 a ton of energy and response. Faction also strategically places a layer of carbon underfoot for even more reinforcement. The carbon helps to dampen the ski as well as provide increased impact absorption. Never be afraid to go too big on the Faction CT 2.0 Skis, they are designed with full send mode in mind!

Construction

Sidewall Construction - A full sidewall construction provides excellent edge hold and increases the skis overall torsional strength.

Micro-Cap - This helps to reduce the skis overall weight, as well as keeps the top sheets looking clean.

Core

Poplar/Beech Core - This full wood core offers an excellent balance of power, energy and stability. This particular core form Faction provides great edge hold on hardback snow conditions. Ideal for skiers that love to charge both on and off trail.

Carbon Reinforcement Underfoot - Faction reinforces the CT 2.0 with a layer of carbon for added pop and strength.

Shape

Rocker/Camber/Rocker - 325 mm of rocker in the tip, 2 mm of camber underfoot, 310 mm of rocker in the tail. Very smooth transition from rocker to camber. Allows the skis to easily navigate whatever is in front of them.

Symmetrical Sidecut - Provides an ideal balance for skiing forward or switch (that’s backwards, duh). It makes hitting backcountry booters even easy than they were before!

Additional Awesomeness

Die-cut Ptex 3000 - A super fast base that is incredibly strong and durable.

Matte Textured Topsheet - Looks and feels pretty sick!

Binding

The Faction CT 2.0 Skis do not come with a binding. We recommend you use a binding that will accommodate your skiing needs (backcountry, touring, all-mountain etc.). Be sure the brake width and release settings will work for your particular activity. Questions about what’s best for you, contact an expert at TheSkiMonster.com.