Le Mono Skis 2027
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Quick Specs
| Rider Type | Retro Monoboard Charger |
| Terrain | Pure retro / monoboard |
| Rocker Type | Flat camber with extended tip and tail rocker |
| Sidecut Radius | 24m (182 cm) / 26m (190 cm) |
| Flex | 8 / 10 |
| Series | Outcast Series |
Product Description
The Le Mono channels freeskiing's wildest party era into a modern, ride-ready platform. Built on a Lightweight Poplar Core paired with the award-winning Elliptical Sidecut and Full Strength Sidewall, it pivots effortlessly while locking into arcs on demand. Flat camber underfoot with extended tip and tail rocker keeps things playful and catch-free. Designed by Parade Studio in Paris, this is for bold skiers who ski with personality.
Product Details
| Rocker Type | Flat camber (0 mm) with extended tip rocker (455 mm) and tail rocker (40 mm): catch-free pivot at both ends while the flat underfoot section maintains edge contact for responsive turning |
| Shape | Symmetrical Twin Tip: perfectly symmetrical shape optimized for switch skiing |
| Sidecut | Elliptical Sidecut: longer radius underfoot for faster, easier pivoting; shorter radius at tip and tail for intuitive turn initiation. Accommodates a wide variety of turn lengths, angles and binding positions |
| Core | Lightweight Poplar Core: ultra-lightweight poplar wood formulated specifically for the Outcast series. Delivers lively flex, pop and reliable vibration damping |
| Edges | 2MM Edges: standard 2 mm steel edges |
| Sidewalls | Full Strength Sidewall: full-length protective sidewall material between the edge and topsheet. Maximizes edge hold and turn stability while shielding the core, edges and topsheet from impacts |
| Topsheet | Glossy Topsheet: high-gloss finish, designed by Parade Studio in Paris |
| Flex | 8 / 10 |
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Le Mono Skis 2027 FAQ
What exactly is a monoboard ski, and how does it ride differently from regular skis?
Le Mono is a single-plank ski you ride with both feet on one board, like a snowboard but on ski edges. It is part of Faction's Outcast Series, a throwback to freeskiing's retro era. The symmetrical twin shape and flat camber (0 mm) keep the ride loose and surfy, making it more of a novelty and fun experience than a performance tool.
What skill level do I need to ride Le Mono?
Le Mono has a flex of 8 on Faction's scale, which is on the stiffer end. More importantly, riding a monoboard requires existing ski confidence since your feet are bound together. It is not for beginners. Intermediate to advanced skiers comfortable on groomed terrain and relaxed off-piste will get the most out of it.
Will I be able to turn this thing, or is it awkward to maneuver?
The Elliptical Sidecut gives Le Mono a 24 m radius (182 cm) or 26 m radius (190 cm), which is quite long, so it is not built for tight carving. The flat camber (0 mm) and extended tip and tail rocker make it easy to pivot and smear rather than carve hard angles. Wide, sweeping turns are its natural mode.
What sizes does Le Mono come in?
Le Mono is available in two lengths: 182 cm (waist 188 mm, 3400 g per ski) and 190 cm (waist 192 mm, 3500 g per ski). Both have a 455 mm tip rocker and 40 mm tail rocker. Pick the shorter one if you want a more responsive, playful ride; the longer one adds stability at speed.
Do bindings come included with Le Mono?
No bindings are included. Le Mono ships as a flat ski and requires separate binding purchase and mounting. Given the unusual setup, it is worth discussing mounting options with a shop technician to confirm binding compatibility for the two-foot stance.