Atomic Bent 110 Skis - Unisex
$719.94
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- The current price has held for 168 days.
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About this product
The Atomic Bent 110 is a unisex all-mountain ski built in Austria for intermediate to advanced-expert riders who want versatility across on-piste and off-piste terrain in mixed and powder snow conditions. Its 122mm waist width (at the 172cm length) and sandwich construction give it a solid, damp feel underfoot, while the poplar wood core keeps weight to a manageable 3.5kg packed. The Powder Rocker profile combines 25% rocker in the tip, 50% camber underfoot, and 25% rocker in the tail, balancing float in deep snow with stability on firmer surfaces. HRZN Tech, a spoon-shaped tip geometry, reduces deflection and improves control when punching through variable snow. Full ABS sidewalls and an 87-degree side edge angle contribute to reliable edge grip and durability, while a 1.0-degree base edge angle supports easy turn initiation. Available in four lengths (164, 172, 180, and 188cm) with turn radii ranging from 14.4m to 19m, bindings are sold separately.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Atomic
- Color
- Multicolor
- Size
- Select
- Core
- Wood
- Weight
- 3.5kg
- Ability
- Advanced Expert Intermediate
- Made In
- Austria
- Terrain
- Off-Piste On-Piste
- Style Id
- 6036-993
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Atomic Bent 110 for its exceptional playfulness and versatility, calling it a well-rounded sweet spot between the more directional Bent 100 and the deep-snow-focused Bent 120. Its surfy, loose feel in soft snow, impressive float for a 110mm ski (aided by HRZN Tech tips and tails), and lightweight wood core earn widespread enthusiasm from both resort and backcountry users. High-speed stability is also noted as a strength over the wider 120. The most common criticism is that the ski lacks dampening, with no titanal or elastomers, making it chattery and less composed in firm, variable, or heavy crud conditions. Some reviewers also flag the limited size run and note that the loose tail can feel unstable in tight, firm bumps or on big jumps.
Specifications
- Packed weight
- 3.50 kg
- Ski waist width
- 122 mm
- Ski turn radius
- 16 m
- Ski length
- 164,172,180,188 cm
Length options
| Length | Ski turn radius | Packed weight |
|---|---|---|
| 164 | 14.4 m | — |
| 172 | 16 m | — |
| 180 | 18 m | 1.75 kg |
| 188 | 19 m | — |
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