Prodigy Series

The Prodigy’s secret recipe of poplar wood, progessive flex, and underfoot carbon-rubber reinforcement stays unchanged, so it remains a first-pick across a wide range of freeskiers and ability levels.

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Prodigy construction

1 - Topsheet

2 - Lightweight Poplar & Fiberglass Core

Poplar is a light-colored, medium-weight, durable softwood that flexes and pops nicely as well as having a whole load of vibration absorption capabilities. Used as the only wood in this core, it allows the ski to pop, butter and stomp like an all-mountain freestyle ski and also have enough torsional stability to grip impressively on the downhill. It's set between two layers of fiberglass for strength, rigidity and durability.

3 - Sintered Base

Directional twin tip

1 - Elliptical Sidecut

Elliptical Sidecut is made up of a longer radius underfoot and shorter radius in the tip and tail of the ski. The long radius underfoot means you can pivot faster and easier, while a shorter radius in the tip and tail result in easier turn initiation. This sidecut allows for a wide variety of turn lengths, angles and mounting positions

2 - Mustache Flex

The "Mustache Flex" offers stability underfoot for solid edge hold, with a smooth, progressive flex in the tips and tails to easily absorb all the different bumps and snow debris the mountain throws at you.

3 - All-Mountain Freeride Twin Tip

A considerably skinnier tail width than in the tip provides ultimate downhill performance for attacking the mountain. A twin tip in the tail encourages playfulness and freestyle attitude, meaning you can ride switch with ease.

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ARTWORK BY PARADE

Geological strata, crevasses, and topography cross-sections inspired this all-new artwork by Parade Studios. It lands head-first into the virtual voxel world and natural world; a window into the land that passes beneath your skis.

Prodigy Capsule

ARTWORK BY ELSA GRACE

It's Elsa's final year of her Prodigy Capsule artist residency. She stays true to her style of figures, characters and keepsakes across the full Prodigy Capsule series.

Prodigy Series 2027

Skiing's cheat code. The cult-favorite Prodigy Series are fun, surfy twin-tip skis delivering unrivaled progression and expression for skiers of all levels.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the Prodigy Series 2027 collection.

The cult-favorite Prodigy Series is designed for playful freestyle skiing all over the mountain.

That means park laps, side hits, skiing switch, butters, and just having a looser, more fun feel day to day. It’s a great fit for skiers who want a twin tip that can handle park and all-mountain riding without feeling too demanding.

Choose your Prodigy based on where and how you ski most often.

Prodigy 0 (85 mm): Built for progressing freestyle skiers and dedicated park laps.

Prodigy 1 (88 mm): The narrower all-mountain freestyle option, ideal for park-focused skiing and hardpack conditions.

Prodigy 2 (98 mm): The most versatile choice, balancing park performance with all-mountain capability.

Prodigy 3 (106 mm): Designed for skiers who spend more time off-piste and in softer snow while still wanting a playful freestyle feel.

Prodigy 4 (116 mm): A powder-focused twin-tip built for deep days, natural features and big mountain freestyle.

No. The Prodigy Series is built for freestyle, but across the whole mountain. They work great for park laps, jumps, rails, and skiing switch, but they’re also meant for side hits, all-mountain messing around, and day-to-day resort skiing.

The narrower ones lean more park. The wider ones lean more all-mountain and freeride. So the real question is less park or not, and more which Prodigy width matches how you ski.

Our Prodigy Capsule skis use the same construction, shape, and specs as the regular Prodigy models, so on-snow performance is the same.

What makes the Capsule versions different is the limited-edition topsheet artwork. This Capsule release features art by Elsa Grace. So if you’re deciding between the regular version and the Capsule, pick the one whose graphic you like more.

No. While they share the same freestyle DNA, they are built for different riders and progression levels. Here is how they stack up:

Prodigy 0: Designed for newer, lighter, or younger skiers transitioning into adult skis. It features a softer, more forgiving flex that makes it incredibly easy to turn, butter, and learn park basics without catching an edge.

Prodigy 1: Built for riders who are ready to push their limits. It features a more robust, durable construction with a stiffer flex to handle high-speed carving, bigger park features, and heavy stomps.

Choose the Prodigy 0 if you want an effortless, forgiving ride to build confidence all over the mountain. Choose the Prodigy 1 if you are an intermediate-to-advanced skier looking for a high-performance park and piste charger.