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Atomic Atlas Ski - 2011 BCS
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If you're the kind of skier who feels straightlines, hucks, deep pow, and a bit of effortless maching is all part of a balanced breakfast, then Atomic's wood-cored, early-rise tipped Atlas Ski is your kind of staple. Geared for the cliff-dropping, crowd-wowing skier, the Altas is a mean ride meant not intended for the faint of heart.
- Early-rise tips plane above deep and variable snow, and allow for easy turn initiation despite the Atlas' large profile
- Full wood core creates unparalleled stability for the hardest charging, and offers a smooth, consistent, and dependable flex pattern
- Sandwich sidewall construction turns the durability up to 11
Bottom Line: Altas--holding all your ski dreams securely on it's shoulders.
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Whats the weight of these? Would they be good for backcountr
Whats the weight of these? Would they be good for backcountry?
By: Davis Connors
December 18, 2011
Powerful and playful
By:
Julian Carr
August 24, 2011
Rockered tips. Flat tails. Get some. They are stable for going fast, stomping airs, but playful in the chop and smaller terrain. Light skis. Ski solid and lighting quick. These are some of the best boards out there.
2 Comments Last Comment: August 27, 2011 by: rob2533908
By: rob2533908
August 27, 2011
whats the weight on this years model?
By: imthisguy11374095
August 27, 2011
just wondering what size length you ski, the 182 or 192?
Are y'all out of 182s, or have they not come in yet? Will
Are y'all out of 182s, or have they not come in yet? Will you get some more 182s, if y'all are out?
By: ARpowhound
October 22, 2011
Atlas Rocks
By:
Matt Stapleton
January 22, 2012
I love the Atlas, I am 53, 5'11, 187 lbs,level 8-9 skier, I love speed. I have skied the Bent Chetler in 185 and 192 and the new Salomon Rocker 2 in the 192. I enjoyed both the Bent Chet and Rocker 2, very nimble, great in trees ,soft bumps and of course Pow. I like the Atlas better for my style of skiing,it is more of a power ski where the Bent Chet and Rocker are more finesse skis, which is fine, it's just a matter of personal preference. After skiing full rocker skis and rockered tip with flat or early rise tails I like the latter which is why for me the Atlas rocks, I like a powerful tail and the Atlas shines here. Pretty light, nimble for a 192(skis shorter)no speed limit in deep snow, darn near impossible to bury the tip, crushes crud and skis groomers well enough to get back to the lifts. One run on the Atlas and I was sold.
What is the weight per pair of the 182 and the 192?
What is the weight per pair of the 182 and the 192?
By: akassop936829
October 7, 2011
Buy these (but only if you wanna rip)
By:
MikeNewberry
January 26, 2012
Awesome. That just about sums it up. They're big, stiff, fast. A bit "planky" on hard pack but man, oh man are they fun.
Change me.
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We have a lot more Big Mountain Freeride Skis than that
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Powerful and playful
Rockered tips. Flat tails. Get some. They are stable for going fast, stomping airs, but playful in the chop and smaller terrain. Light skis. Ski solid more...
Atlas Rocks
I love the Atlas, I am 53, 5'11, 187 lbs,level 8-9 skier, I love speed. I have skied the Bent Chetler in 185 and 192 and the new Salomon Rocker 2 in more...
- Length:
- 182 cm, 192 cm
- Dimensions:
- [182 cm] 140 x 115 x 122 mm; [192 cm] 150 x 125 x 132 mm
- Turn Radius:
- (182cm) 22 m, (192cm) 28 m
- Profile:
- early rise tip and tail
- Construction:
- sandwich
- Core:
- wood
- Base:
- sintered
- Tail:
- raised
- Binding Included:
- no
- Recommended Use:
- big mountain freeride, powder
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 years