Atomic Bent 85 Skis + M10 GW Bindings 2026
CA$467.71
CA$742.43Save CA$274.73 (37%)
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Price checked Nov 3, 2026
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About this product
The Atomic Bent 85 Skis with M10 GW Bindings (2026) is an all-mountain package designed to support progression across varied terrain, from groomed runs and bumps to the park. The ski features a Densolite and Light Woodcore construction with Dura Cap Sidewalls, combining foam and wood laminates for a balance of liveliness and durability. Its rocker profile is tuned for versatility, with 20% tip rocker, 65% camber underfoot, and 15% tail rocker, giving it reliable edge hold on hardpack while remaining playful in softer conditions. Edge bevels are set at 1.3 degrees on the base and 3 degrees on the side. The included M10 GW bindings cover a DIN range of 3 to 10, making them well suited to intermediate skiers. Available in lengths of 150, 160, 165, 170, and 175 cm, the package carries a 2-year warranty.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Atomic
- Material
- 20% Tip Rocker, 65% Camber, 15% Tail Rocker
- Size
- 150 cm
- Core
- Densolite & Light Woodcore
- Skis
- With Bindings
- Sku#
- EB-268050-1001
- Type
- Ski & Binding Packages
- Series
- Bent
- Terrain
- All-Mountain More info about Terrain
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Atomic Bent 85 + M10 GW package as a fun, accessible, and versatile all-mountain ski that punches above its price point. The lightweight Densolite and poplar wood core combination earns repeated credit for vibration damping and quick edge-to-edge response, while the Dura Cap sidewall and reinforced Resist Edge are highlighted as standout durability features, especially for park and rail use. The twin-tip design and forgiving flex make it a go-to recommendation for progressing intermediates who want to dabble in freestyle. The most common criticism is that the ski leans soft and lacks the power and stability needed at higher speeds or on aggressive terrain, with more advanced skiers advised to step up to the Bent 90 or 100. The M10 GW bindings are noted as a practical, GripWalk-compatible complement to the setup.
Specifications
- Ski length
- 150,160,165,170,175 cm
Length options
| Length | Ski turn radius | Packed weight |
|---|---|---|
| 150 | 11.6 m | n/a |
| 160 | 13 m | n/a |
| 165 | 14.5 m | n/a |
| 170 | 16 m | 2.85 kg |
| 175 | 17.6 m | n/a |
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