Atomic Maverick CTI

Because of its 103.5 mm waist and all-mountain rocker profile, the Maverick CTI is significantly more versatile than a dedicated carving ski. While it handles groomed runs well, it is specifically designed to stay stable and predictable when you transition from hardpack into chopped-up snow or softer, off-piste conditions.

The HRZN 3D tip increases the surface area at the front of the ski without adding unnecessary bulk. This helps the ski plane on top of deeper snow rather than diving into it, which improves your float and makes turn initiation feel much smoother in powder.

Yes. The combination of the ash and poplar wood core with the carbon and titanal layers creates a very sturdy, damp ride. It is built to absorb vibrations and maintain edge grip, making it a reliable choice for skiers who like to push their speed on varied terrain.

A 17-meter radius is a 'sweet spot' for an all-mountain ski. It is tight enough to allow for quick, agile turns in the trees or bumps, but long enough to remain stable and predictable when you are making larger, high-speed arcs on open runs.

If you are looking for a true one-ski quiver, the Maverick CTI is an excellent candidate. Its construction balances the agility needed for tight terrain with the stability required for speed, allowing it to perform consistently whether you are skiing East Coast hardpack or Western powder.