Atomic Backland

While this ski is designed primarily for backcountry touring and powder, the Dura Cap Sidewall construction provides reliable edge grip. It handles variable conditions well, though it is not a dedicated carving ski for pure ice.

Yes, at 1260g per ski (at 164cm), it is built specifically for uphill efficiency. The combination of poplar and caruba wood keeps the weight low without sacrificing the stability needed for the descent.

This ski is ideal for female backcountry enthusiasts who want a balance between a lightweight uphill setup and a capable, playful downhill performer. It is well-suited for intermediate to advanced skiers who spend most of their time in variable backcountry terrain.

The HRZN 3D tip increases the surface area of the ski's tip, which significantly improves float in deep snow. It helps the ski plane on top of powder rather than diving, making it easier to maneuver in soft, untracked conditions.

The FreeTour profile uses a blend of camber underfoot and rocker in the tips. This provides a stable platform for speed and edge control while the rockered tips keep the ski playful and easy to pivot in tight terrain.