Backland Carbon UL Ski Boots - Unisex
CA$819.99
CA$999.99Save CA$180.00 (18%)
at The Last Hunt
Price tracked since Oct 20
Is this a good deal?
- The current price took effect within the last day.
- Across the 100 Ski & Snowboard deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 52% — this deal’s 18% off is below that mark.
Based on prices we’ve recorded from The Last Hunt since October 2026, refreshed several times daily.
About this product
The Atomic Backland 86 UL is a backcountry ski built around a weight-conscious construction that does not sacrifice structural integrity. Its Ultra Light Woodcore blends poplar and caruba to keep mass low while maintaining reliable strength, and a full-length carbon backbone adds stability without compromising uphill efficiency. The 86 mm waist width sits in a versatile all-mountain sweet spot, and the All Mountain Rocker profile balances skinning performance with capable downhill handling. A directional shape promotes edge hold and control on firmer snow, while the HRZN 3D tip geometry improves float and maneuverability in soft or variable conditions. Dura Cap Sidewall construction adds durability with minimal weight penalty, and the low swing weight makes kick turns noticeably easier on long tours. A PreFit skin notch ensures seamless compatibility with Atomic climbing skins. Available in lengths including 165 cm and 179 cm in a Black/White colorway.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Atomic
- Material
- Shell/CuffCarbon loaded PA/carbon fiber
- Color
- Colour: Black - Red
- Size
- 179cm
- Boot Sole
- Skywalk full rubber sole
- Cuff Height
- Regular cuff
- Liner Model
- 3D Platinum tour UL
- Forward Lean
- 13°/15°(Default)/17°
- Range Of Motion
- 74°
- Shell/Cuff Material
- Carbon loaded PA/carbon fiber
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Atomic Backland 86 UL for its exceptional weight, coming in at around 970g per ski in the 165cm, achieved through a poplar and caruba Ultra Light Woodcore and a full-length carbon backbone. The 86mm waist is widely seen as a versatile sweet spot for mixed winter and spring touring missions, and the flat tail earns specific credit for firm-snow edge hold and reliable skin attachment. Many note that Atomic has managed to preserve real downhill confidence at this weight class, with good torsional stiffness and a lively, poppy feel in good snow. The most common criticism is that the ski feels "loose" or pivoty rather than directional, especially in longer lengths, and that it lacks dampness in rough or variable conditions. The flat tail, while functional for ski mountaineering, is less forgiving than twin-rockered shapes for skiers who ski in the backseat. Reviewers agree it rewards clean, active technique and suits experienced tourers more than all-around recreational riders.
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