Atomic Skis

Atomic builds its skis in Altenmarkt im Pongau, just a few kilometers from our shop in Flachau. As a ski school and sports shop on the mountain, we know the models from the slopes, not just from the catalog. That’s how you get honest advice on which Atomic suits your level.

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  Atomic Redster: Skis with race DNA. Solid grip on hardpack and exceptional stability at speed.
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  Atomic Maverick: All-mountain skis for anyone who loves carving and exploring off-piste.
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  Atomic Bent: Freeride and freestyle. Wide, playful, and with plenty of float in powder.

The S stands for slalom: short radius, fast, tight turns. The G stands for giant slalom: longer radius, more stability at speed and long, sweeping turns. If you like it zippy, go for S. If you prefer to ride fast and wide, G is for you.

The number is the center width in millimeters, so how wide the ski is under the binding. A Maverick 86 is piste-oriented and still versatile. A Bent 100 or 110 will carry you in powder. Rule of thumb: The wider, the more float, but the slower from edge to edge.

Yes, the Atomic Cloud line is designed for women: slightly lighter, softer, and with a binding position that suits the body's center of gravity well. There are also many models available in their own women's versions. Simply filter by "Women".

The Redster Q is Atomics' sporty all-mountain line for the slopes – with racing genes, but significantly wider than the Race skis. This gives you more grip and stability when the slopes get rutted or slushy in the afternoon. The range goes from the easy Q4 for beginners to the Q9.8 for advanced riders. A ski for every slope condition – so you can carve from the first lift to the last run.

If the binding is marked "GW", it is compatible with GripWalk soles as well as standard alpine soles. This is practical because you can walk significantly better with GripWalk. For touring or special soles, please check with us briefly before ordering.

We also carry Atomic ski boots, and we offer boot fitting at our shop in Flachau. Your skis and boots don’t have to be from the same brand, but the boots determine how much power is transferred to the edge. When your setup fits, your skiing feels right.