Atomic Bent

While the 110mm waist is primarily designed for powder and soft snow, the Carbon Backbone and sandwich construction provide enough edge grip to handle groomed runs comfortably. You will notice a slightly slower edge-to-edge transition compared to a dedicated carving ski, but it remains stable and predictable on hardpack.

The Atomic Bent is generally better suited for intermediate to advanced skiers. Its playful, surfy nature and wider waist require a certain level of technique to control effectively, especially in variable or firm conditions.

HRZN Tech increases the surface area of the tip and tail without adding significant weight. This design helps the ski plane on top of deep snow, providing better floatation and a more intuitive, surfy feel when navigating soft snow or crud.

Yes, the lightweight wood core and Carbon Backbone technology make this ski a strong candidate for backcountry exploration. It is light enough for skinning uphill while maintaining the stability needed for variable descent conditions.

The directional twin shape offers the best of both worlds: it provides the stability and directional performance needed for all-mountain charging while allowing for easy switch riding and a playful, freestyle-inspired feel.