Faction Agent 3 Skis 24/25 – The touring ski for the modern skier
The Faction Agent 3 combines light weight, durability and performance in a state-of-the-art design. With a 106mm waist and a lightweight Karuba core, this is the perfect ski for big powder days and variable conditions. Thanks to carbon fiber reinforcements, the Agent 3 offers stability and responsiveness without compromising on weight, making it ideal for both uphill ascents and technical descents.
Sustainable and environmentally friendly production
The Faction Agent 3 is not only a high-performance ski, but also an environmentally friendly choice:
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Sustainable wood core: FSC-certified wood from Europe.
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Recycled materials: Made with recycled components for a reduced carbon footprint.
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100% renewable energy: Produced in a factory powered by renewable energy and heated with biomass.
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Short supply chain: Materials are sourced from suppliers close to the factory.
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1% for the Planet: Faction donates 1% of revenue from the Agent series to environmental initiatives.
Technical specifications:
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Lightweight Carob Core: For optimal balance between weight and performance.
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Full Carbon Weave: Reinforcement with carbon fiber for extra torsional rigidity.
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Titanal Binding Plate: Secure mounting of bindings, even in tough use.
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Elliptical sidecut & mustache flex: The combination provides control and floatation in deep snow.
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XL 2.5mm steel edges: 35% wider for increased durability.
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Scratch-resistant glossy topsheet & microcap: For extra longevity.
Recommended mounting points:
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Classic: For stability, floatation and carving performance – perfect for traditional riders and big-mountain chargers.
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Progressive: The most versatile mounting point suitable for all-round riders.
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Newschool: For freestyle-inspired riding and maximum maneuverability.
Weight: 1550 g (per ski)
Waist: 106 mm
Flexibility: 7/10
Buoyancy: 9/10
Faction Agent 3 is the obvious choice for those who want a versatile and reliable touring ski with high performance and a sustainable focus.
