Faction Dancer 2 – All-Mountain Freeride Skis
The Faction Dancer 2 are high-performance all-mountain skis that combine stability, precision and a playful feel. Part of the renowned Faction Dancer series, they are designed for skiers who want one pair of skis that can handle a variety of terrain and snow conditions.
With a 96 mm waist, the skis provide enough width for softer snow while maintaining excellent edge grip on groomed slopes. This versatile design allows you to ski across the entire mountain, from hard-packed pistes to tracked-out snow and wooded terrain.
Titanal Construction for Stability
The Dancer 2 features two thin Titanal layers that enhance stability and control at higher speeds.
- Increased stability at high speeds
- Improved edge grip
- Reduced vibration
- Better control in challenging conditions
Poplar Wood Core
The poplar wood core provides an excellent balance of energy, responsiveness and stability.
- Lightweight construction
- Responsive turn initiation
- Stability at speed
- Natural, lively feel
Rocker-Camber-Rocker Profile
The Rocker-Camber-Rocker profile improves maneuverability while maintaining stability and edge control.
- Easier turn initiation
- Reliable edge grip
- Increased stability at speed
- Better flotation in softer snow
96 mm All-Mountain Waist
The 96 mm waist offers an excellent balance between piste performance and off-piste versatility.
- Strong performance on groomed slopes
- Sufficient flotation in softer snow
- Highly versatile
- Suitable for varied terrain and conditions
Technical Specifications
- Ski type: All-mountain / freeride
- Dimensions: 127–96–117 mm
- Radius: Approx. 19 m (182 cm)
- Weight: Approx. 1900 g per ski
- Profile: Rocker / Camber / Rocker
- Core: Poplar wood core
- Construction: Titanal metal layers + full sidewall
Who Are They For?
The Faction Dancer 2 are ideal for:
- Advanced skiers
- Expert skiers
- All-mountain skiing
- Skiers looking for stability and power
They are an excellent choice for anyone looking for a versatile ski that can handle different conditions across the mountain.


















