Atomic backland 101 ski 2025 womens
$708.70
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About this product
The Atomic Backland 101 (2025) is a women's backcountry ski built to balance uphill efficiency with genuine downhill capability. Its 101.5mm waist sits at a practical midpoint, providing enough float in powder without excessive weight on the skintrack. Available in three lengths (156, 164, and 172 cm), the ski features a rocker/camber/rocker profile that encourages quick pivots in tight trees and soft snow while the cambered midsection maintains reliable edge grip on firmer, steeper terrain. Turn radius ranges from 16 to 18 meters depending on length, keeping the ski nimble through technical lines. The poplar and caruba core is light, damp, and durable, complemented by fiberglass laminates that add strength without significant weight penalty. Dura Cap (half-cap) construction further reduces weight while improving overall durability. A sintered base handles long traverses and flat exits efficiently. The pair weight is listed at approximately 2,520 g for the 164 cm length, and the ski carries a limited two-year manufacturer warranty.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Atomic
- Color
- Blue/Sandd
- Size
- 156cm, 164cm, 172cm
- Base
- sintered
- Core
- poplar, caruba
- Edge
- steel
- Tail
- raised
- Length
- 156cm, 164cm, 172cm
- Profile
- rocker / camber / rocker
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Atomic Backland 101 W as a lightweight, versatile backcountry touring ski that excels in powder and variable snow. The ultralight poplar and caruba woodcore earns repeated credit for delivering impressive pop and power without adding weight, making uphill travel efficient and descents lively. The HRZN 3D tip is widely noted for improving float and making turn initiation easier compared to earlier Backland models. Most reviewers position it as a strong daily-driver touring ski for mixed conditions. The most common criticism is limited hardpack performance: the extended rocker profile shortens the effective edge, and several sources flag that it struggles in hard chop, chunder, and firm snow, making it a less ideal choice for skiers who prioritize groomed or icy terrain.
Specifications
- Packed weight
- 2.27 kg
- Ski waist width
- 101.5 mm
- Ski turn radius
- 17 m
- Ski length
- 156,164,172 cm
Length options
| Length | Ski turn radius | Packed weight |
|---|---|---|
| 156 | 16 m | — |
| 164 | 17 m | 1.26 kg |
| 172 | 18 m | — |
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