€849.00
Born and raised in the shadow of the famed Matterhorn, the life of skier-mountaineer Sam Anthamatten is as bold and remarkable as the famed mountain itself. As one of the world’s leading freeskiers and a qualified mountain guide, Sam dedicates his life to bringing together his passions for alpinism and skiing some of the world’s most formidable mountains. Swiss artist Simon Charrière’s hand-drawn artwork celebrates the Matterhorn’s role in Sam’s life, climbing it, skiing it, flying around it, and inspiring millions using it as his playground. The blue hues on the topsheet echo its glacial structures and icy streams that have flown for eons – the same glaciers that have defined Sam’s career.
The perfect canvas for this collaboration with a skier-mountaineer who can do it all, is a touring ski that can do it all: the Agent 3. Built with a lightweight core, progressive shape, high-tech carbon weave, balanced flex, and perfectly engineered rocker. Easy on the uphill, and equally capable in the deepest snow, the day-after-the-storm chop, or the springtime corn, this ultra-versatile offering is hailed as one of the hottest touring skis on the market. And, for good reason; The Agent 3 has won awards from FREESKIER Magazine, Backcountry Magazine, GearJunkie, Skialper Buyer's Guide, Blister and Fall Line Gear Guide.
106mm
19m
| スキーサイズ | トップ幅 (mm) | センター幅 (mm) | テール幅 (mm) | ラディウス (m) | スキー1本あたりの重量 (g) |
| 178 | 134 | 106 | 124 | 19 | 1730 |
| 183 | 134 | 106 | 124 | 21 | 1750 |
| 188 | 134 | 106 | 124 | 23 | 1810 |
Overall rating: 4.9259257 / 5 from 27 reviews.
The Agent 3 Anthamatten ski, crafted with a lightweight core and progressive shape, is celebrated for its versatility and performance across various snow conditions. Swiss artist Simon Charrière's artwork adds a unique touch, reflecting the Matterhorn's significance in skier-mountaineer Sam Anthamatten's life. Highly regarded by customers and award-winning, it offers a balanced flex and engineered rocker for an exceptional skiing experience.
Review topics: ["weight","ski","agent 3","edge","faction","holds","touring","float","experience","snow","topsheet","fun"].
"great skis, i am from chile and I ski this ski every day on my season, in the resort, in pow days and in my touring mission. was the perfect skis for enjoy, and to charge hard when variable. It is no and easy ski to ski in, but with good position is a killer machine"
"I picked up the Agent 2s last season so I figured it was time to get the agent 3s for deeper days. Good stiffness and handle amazingly well on variable snow. Light enough to be reasonable on the climb but ski like a real ski on the descent. 👍👍"
"I love my Faction 3x skis! They're lightweight, responsive, float, but also want to turn. They ski well in most conditions. The only downside of their playfulness is that they're not very stiff and don't hold an edge too well when entering a steep slope that's super windboarded or icy. But I'll take that one con when considering how versatile this ski is overall."
"Great ski and I highly recommend it. To give a little background I am a directional skier who skis fast and aggressive when the conditions allow. But also love to ski steep lines in spring conditions. I have been skiing the Blizzard Rustler 11 188 with ATK 15 freeraiders (love this ski and also have a set up with resort bindings). I also skied the blackcrow pink skis in 183 with tech bindings. I also loved the freebird Corvus(pink skis) but in the trees they were not playful at all. I just skied the agent 3. 0 for 4 days and I think it is an incredible ski for skiing powder. It skis bigger that 106 under foot, but still makes nice gs turns on groomers or corn. I can pivot it so much easier than the freebird Corvus. After lots of deliberation, I decided on the 183 instead of 188 and am very happy with the decision ( I mounted it classic). I put a very light binding on it (ATK kuluar). And after skiing 4 days of powder I think I will choose this ski for everything from mid winter bc powder skiing to spring mountaineering multi day adventures. I’m pumped on it!"
"The Agent 3 is a perfect do-it-all touring ski when combined with the proper tech binding. I’m riding these with a Freeraider 15 and they provide an easy uphill experience without any compromise on stability and usability on downhill. These things will rip both directions! The 106 underfoot is a good all rounder for touring conditions in the PNW as well. 6’0 160 lbs riding 178cm"
"Amazing ski for freeride"
"Had the Agent 3 for three seasons now and it is incredible. East Coast, West Coast, Alps, Alaska Backcountry. They handle everything"
"Loved riding the ski, but it broke on impact on my 3rd day. I was pretty bummed and upset but faction was quick to warnty the ski it was an overall a Great Expeirence."
"Skied these for the first time on a week long touring trip in British Columbia and am blown away at how well they performed. Not typically one to endorse a product but these seriously made the week so much more fun than a pair of skis from another brand, and may have made me a lifelong Faction skier. Cheers, you folks nailed it."
"The shaping of this ski compared to others I've owned would tend to point it towards a hard-charging wide-open terrain monster but it was surprisingly nimble and easy to flip around in the trees in the Pacific NW Canada. Probably the difference between it and the Dancer and the metal vs carbon, and my size/weight. I'm 6'1 and 205 lbs and found the 183 perfect for my style of skiing. I had some Tecton 50/50 bindings on them and enjoyed them a lot. I'd trust these 9 days out of 10 as a resort-only ski as well - there really aren't any weaknesses that I experienced. I think the colour choices are the only things holding these skis back - it's a pretty niche desire to have a brown understated look. Not really all that trendy with folks that see someone shredding and catch an eye-popping bit of colour to wonder what they're riding on. Really debating buying a pair of the Agent 4 now for the few really deep days I get a chance to ride."
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