106mm
Faction Dancer 106 Ti gray freeride ski topsheet 2027
Faction Dancer 106 Ti gray freeride ski base 2027
Person skiing through deep snow on Faction Dancer 106 Ti
Two persons riding a chairlift over snowy slope with the Faction Dancer 106 Ti skis
Skier in mid-air showing the blue base of the Faction Dancer 106 Ti against a snowy mountain landscape with trees
Person adjusting ski bindings on Faction Dancer 106 Ti skis in a workshop setting
Faction Dancer 106 Ti gray freeride ski studio shot 2027
Faction Dancer 106 Ti gray freeride ski close up shot 2027
Faction Dancer 106 Ti gray freeride ski close up shot 2027

Dancer 106 TI

£729.00

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The renowned Dancer 106 TI is the perfect quiver-killer freeride ski for riders seeking endless performance across all conditions and terrain. Featuring tip and tail rocker and a versatile yet burly 106 mm waist, it excels in powder, confidently handles crud, and carves effortlessly on hardpack. Two razor-thin metal sheets offer smooth stability without adding excess weight. Everything you put in, this ski will give you more and more back, whatever the conditions.

Terrain

Freeride
Freeride
All-Mountain
All-Mountain
Powder
Powder
WIDTH

106.mm

WEIGHT

2050g

RADIUS

19m

Based on size 178

Ability

Intermediate
Advanced
Expert

Personality

Flex

1 - SOFT STIFF - 10
9

Freeride / Powder

1 10
9

All-Mountain / Carving

1 10
9

Park / Freestyle

1 10
2
Freeride Titanal

Shape and Construction

1 - Topsheet

2 - Dual Span Titanal

Titanal is one of the most sturdy metals out there. Its isotropic quality—meaning it's equally strong in all directions—means that the ski loves being on an edge, blasts through bumps and feels stable even in changeable snow, making it the perfect chassis for your dream freeride ski.

3 - 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.

4 - Sintered Base

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 - A Freeride Flat-Tail Shape and Profile

Tip and tail rocker + traditional camber, for the perfect blend of high performance edge hold, easy turn initiation, and float in soft snow. This ski combines the stability and drive of a flat tail with carefully tuned rocker that makes pivots and slashes intuitive.

Sustainability

Recycled Materials

We work closely with production partners to eliminate material waste. We mix base and sidewall material scraps back into the raw material used for production, reducing carbon emissions and maintaining the same level of quality & durability.

Locally Sourced Materials

To reduce the impact of our production supply chain, we strive to source materials from European companies that are based close our factories. Reduce distance, reduce emissions, reduce impact.

100% Renewable Energy Factory

Our skis are crafted in a state-of-the-art facility powered entirely by renewable electricity and heated with biomass energy.

Technical Specifications
Ski size Tip width (mm) Waist width (mm) Tail width (mm) Radius (m) Weight per ski (g)
164 134 106 124 16 1890
172 134 106 124 18 1970
178 134 106 124 19 2050
183 134 106 124 21 2100
188 134 106 124 23 2150

Size Guide
Skier height (cm) Skier height (in') Relaxed Active Aggressive
150 - 155 4'11 - 5'1 - 164 164
155 - 160 5'1 - 5'3 - 164 164
160 - 165 5'3 - 5'5 164 164 172
165 - 170 5'5 - 5'7 164 172 178
170 - 175 5'7 - 5'9 172 172 178
175 - 180 5'9 - 5'11 178 178 183
180 - 185 5'11 - 6'1 178 183 188
185 - 190 6'1 - 6'3 183 188 188
190+ 6'3+ 188 188 188
RELAXED

For easy-going cruising and effortless control for those who prefer comfort over speed.

ACTIVE

Balanced performance and versatility for confident skiing across the entire mountain.

AGGRESSIVE

High-speed stability and powerful riding for big-mountain freeriding.

Complete the Setup

Overall rating: 4.925 / 5 from 40 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Dancer 106 TI ski is praised for its versatility across various terrains and its ability to handle different snow conditions. Customers appreciate its progressive shape and lightweight design, making uphill climbs easier and downhill runs more exhilarating. The ski's high-speed handling and durability are also highlighted.

Summary topics

  • Versatility: 83%
  • High-Speed Handling: 11%
  • Snow Condition Handling: 9%

Review topics: ["design","shape","width","grips","ski","sheet","snow","speeds","handle","chargers","dancer 2","skiers","float","groomers","rounder","edge","playfulness","turns","piste"].

Review highlights

  • "An amazing ski capable of chopping up all snow conditions with ease, providing a great sense of trust!!" — Tish
  • "Deep snow or hard packed groomers, these are insanely reliable!" — Arnold
  • "Super ski, very comfortable off-piste, pivots well on the fresh snow and hold the edges well" — Baul

Reviews

Amazing skis

"Have not tried them yet, but I am thrilled for the upcoming season!!!"

— Sophia E. (5/5)

Great skis!

"Great skis, I use them for resort/ gate guiding with a marker duke pt 16 binding. It is heavy but that’s what I wanted. Use it like a free ride ski. I used them in New Zealand too and were amazing for steep terrain and handling all types of snow. Can carve well too. Takes high speed so well. I’ve used my studio 3s as a powder/ lighter weight touring ski with dynafits and they’ll be great for my back country guiding."

— Matt S. (5/5)

Great comp ski

"Whether it’s crusty chalky moguls or chopped up pow a few hours after open these skis are a Freeride weapon. Cliffs on hard pack or side hits there’s no wrong piece of terrain for these skis."

— Ben G. (5/5)

Versatile All Mountain Skis

"These are a great option for a ski touring setup as they a quite light weight."

— Sonja P. (5/5)

Freeride ski for hard-packed snow

"Stiff ski, very good with hard packed snow in freeride, kind of heavy tho so keep that in mind (compared to a park ski of course). Pretty fun ski, carves really well (similar to volk mantra M series). Don't expect the best floatability in powder since it's not meant to be a powder ski."

— Matias H. (5/5)

Delighted with Faction Dancer

"Was looking for a ski that was more suited to a full range of skiing that included powder and after lots of looking landed on Faction Dancer skis. Was so impressed I bought Dancer skis for the family. We had a great season skiing in Canada and Europe made possible by Faction Skis. Highly recommend to everyone."

— Mike S. (5/5)

Versatile ski

"Great for pow, almost feeling like im gliding Great all-moutain capabilities"

— Élie D. (5/5)

Killer skis

"Had a pair of Dictators and loved them. Love these even more. Great all around. Super fun in the powder and off piste. They love to run fast and are nimble in the trees"

— Joseph M. (5/5)

awesome ski but heavy

"i start ussing the ski for freeride and powder but i got the problem that it is to heavy for touring and when i want to do some backcountry runs and go back the ski is to heavy"

— Santiago F. (4/5)

Excellent ski in pow

"Excellent ski in pow"

— Markus R. (4/5)

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