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Behold your vast domain.

Get into the deep and steep, then lay down arcs on firmpack—with the Atomic Access Ski, you can and will. With a 100mm waist, it's not a skinny stick, nor superfat with superheft—this ride is light and floaty, razor-sharp and agile. Yes, it's hard to believe you own all this.

  • Powder Rocker profile with rockered tip and tail and generous area of traditional camber underfoot give you float in the pow and plenty of edgehold on bulletproof
  • Wood core for lightweight strength and agility
  • Step Down Sidewall for durability and exceptional grip on hard snow
  • A 100mmm waist is fat enough for deep snow but not overly obese

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Hayden Dougherty

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Got these (my very first skis) not too long ago, and so far I'm pretty impressed. Going from the typical skinny rentals to these, they are way easier to ski than I anticipated. The combination of camber and rocker is sweet! Plenty of camber to carve the groomers and manage the crud, yet enough rocker and width to float yer boat in the powder. The 100mm waist is perfect; not too skinny and not too fat. Pretty light, and tough (although not bulletproof, be weary of anything sketchy. The bases and I found that out the hard way). And the twintip tails allow those surfy moves with ease. Overall, it's a solid all-mountain powder ski for any relaxed intermediate to advanced skier, from the resort to the backcountry. I'm 5'9" 120lbs and got 'em in a 171cm. I bit tall for me now, but I'm still growing. Being one who usually skis short (think 140s), I think they ski fairly short for their size.

5 5

Emerson Takahashi

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

If you've been skiing for a while and are starting to get a little curious about all that deep, fluffy stuff, these are the perfect sticks to get you rippin powder like the pros.
It's not a very stiff ski, so if you're already a really experienced/aggressive skier, look elsewhere.
I'm 5'7, 135lbs and a pretty experienced skier. I ride these in a 171cm, and use them as a resort/side-country setup with some Marker Barons.
They hold well edge to edge and make nice arching turns with a little pop coming out.
I do feel myself out-skiing these on really deep days, and find myself wishing for a stiffer pair of skis for the really gnarly days.

For everything else, these skis work great. Again, I would suggest these for an intermediate/casual advanced skier looking for a first ski for powder.

Emerson Takahashi

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One more ski-
the Line Prophet 90's would also be a killer ski for east coast conditions

Emerson Takahashi

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Hey Jack,
These skis would be great for you if you think you'll be getting into some powder out there.
They do pretty well on the hardpack here, but they are a little wide, so it's a bit trickier to get them on edge to turn(I'd even go as far to say it gets a little tiring to turn on hard snow).
Ask yourself this- how much time are you going to spend on groomers vs off trail?
If you'll be more on groomers, the Atomic Alibi and Rossi Experience will be a little bit better. They're slightly more narrow, and have a Ti laminate that will make them a little better for hardsnow

Jack Ehrenkranz

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Nice review. I'm looking for my first pair of skis and I'd consider myself an intermediate skier. I'll be in vermont next year so could you tell me how these skis will do in icy conditions?

4 5

vin3349335

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

These are super fun in pretty much all conditions, I have had them in belly button deep pow, and they perform well. I have had them on ice... and they do well. They are super playful and light as heck. Get em!

4 5

Alan T.

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  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

This is a great all round ski for beginner through advanced skiers. It ski's powder, crud, and groomers really well. The only thing I noticed is that the access isn't super stable at high speed. If you are really aggressive you may want to lean towards and Armada TST or Atomic Alibi which are almost the same as this but stiffer.

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Have heard these ski short. I usually ski...

goddjohn1893760

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Have heard these ski short. I usually ski 170's but picked up a pair of 181 Access. I'm 5'9'', 140 lbs, intermediate/advanced skier, 70% side/slack country,20% resort, 10% glades. Have not mounted these yet...worried they might be too long. Any comments or experience with these skis would be helpful. I ski an AT setup, btw.

5 5

Matt Keenan

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Took these out for the first time in early season conditions. Performed well both in the trees and on groomers. Can't wait to log more runs on these. They were fun, poppy and super light.

goddjohn1893760

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Matt,what size are you skiing in the Access and what size do you usually ski? I usually go 170 but picked up a pair of 181 Access because of the rockered tip. I heard it skis short. Any comment? Wondering if I need to trade or sell these for 171's. Thanks for any comment. Anyone else out there care to contribute? I'm 5'9'', 140, intermediate skier, 70%powder/30%resort.

Matt Keenan

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I typically ride 171's on the resort but the 181's are perfect, especially for keeping you floating on powder. I apologize if this response is late. I am however a few inches and taller and about 20 lbs heavier. Hope this helps*

5 5

sage cattabriga-alosa

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This ski will please, from the casual backcountry skiers to full resort dogs. I have my family members on this with great reviews, of being fun, easy to ski and forgiving. Because of the rockered shovel, it turns mediocre snow into totally rip- able.

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George K

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  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

The new Access is the perfect ski for all mountain and powder adventures. Very beautiful desing and very good price!!!