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Fabric:
- Step down sidewall construction
Features:
- Woodcore
- Powder Rocker rockered tip and tail and camber underfoot
- Multifit skins available separately
- The combination of sidewall ski and wood core ensures lively performance and maintains the flex of the ski at all times.
- 16m @ 161cm 128/110/120, 17m @ 169cm 130/110/122, 18m @ 177cm 132/110/124, 19m @ 185cm 134/110/126
- 20% Rocker/60% Camber/20% Rocker
- Flotation with 20% tip rocker / 60% camber / 20% tail rocker
- 110-millimeter waist
- Large radius sidecut
In effect this construction translates to greater lift in deeper powder while also providing exceptional turning capabilities on hard snow as well as deep snow. Regardless of its increased size, the Blog is surprising lightweight and perfect for blasting off kickers and flying through the air. Additionally, a tip-to-tail wood core coupled with Step-Down-Sidewall construction will allow you to more easily conquer big drops, kickers and natural features. The Blog is compatible for both men and women free skiers, who look for the next big adventure away from the lifts.
Don't call the Atomic Blog Ski fat; it has girth but it's so agile and turns so precisely that 'fat' is just insulting. It has a 110-millimeter waist, which is ample, and a rockered tip and tail, which float like a dream in the deep. But it also has traditional camber underfoot and stepdown sidewall construction for powerful edgehold and precision. You can put this ski on edge on hardpack or sketchy chute entries, then fly down the open, untracked bowl like it's no big thing.
| Actual Turn Radius @ Specified Length: | 19m (@185cm) |
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| Base Material: | Sintered |
| Binding DIN: | N/A |
| Binding Weight Range: | N/A |
| Bindings Included: | No |
| Camber: | 60 Percent |
| Construction: | Step Down Sidewall, Woodcore, |
| Construction Type: | Cap/Sidewall |
| Core Material: | Woodcore |
| Dimensions: | 134-110-126mm @185cm |
| Intended Use: | Powder - All Mountain |
| Lengths: | 185,177,169 |
| Model #: | AA0024890169 |
| Powder Rocker: | for freeskiers who want perfect lift in powder while still desiring stability on hard snow |
| Radius: | 17m @ 169 |
| Radius by Length: | 19m @185cm |
| Rocker: | Rocker/Camber/Rocker |
| Sidecut: | 130/110/122cm @ 169 |
| Sidewalls: | Stepdown Sidewall (Sidewall under foot ,cap tip & tail) |
| Ski Gear Intended Use: | All Mountain |
| Special Features: | Step Down Sidewall |
| Tail Profile: | Twin |
| Tip/Waist/Tail Widths: | 132/110/124 (@177cm) |
| Titanium: | No |
| Turn Radius: | 16-20 |
| Type: | All-Mountain Wide Skis (91-110) |
| Used: | No |
| Waist Width: | 106-115mm |
| Warranty: | One Year |
| What Binding is Included?: | N/A |
Subcategories of Downhill:
Atomic Blog Ski Reviews:
Positive Reviews:
Yep, I've put this ski through all conditions and it gives back every time. Fun in pow, not timid in junk and crud and has a backbone on hard packed. This ski is light and playful off the groomers (it is also a slightly softer ski)but is torsionally strong and has no problem holding an edge while cutting it loose on the hardpacked. Even with it slightly wider underfoot, the combination of underfoot camber, sidecut and flex lets you feel the edge through the whole turn. Sweet ski and great bang for the buck!
This the most underrated versatile big mt ski out there. A ture all mountain ski. If i could only take one ski ,(185) this one does it all. I also own the Bent Chetler 183, and the atomic access(181) for a ture have it all quiver. Powder Burro ,
Neutral Reviews:
I am using these as my touring ski right now. They would have been cool 5 years ago, but they are just kind of... lame.
Don't get me wrong.. they are very easy to ski. If this is going to be your first powder ski, you will probably love them. If you weigh under 150lbs you will probably love them. If you don't ski very fast, you will probably love them. If you will only be using them to jump on, you might like them. If you are only ever going to use them in deep powder..I guess they'd be fun, but you should get a fatter ski if that is the case.
They aren't very stiff (they are quite soft) and they have a very short sidecut. They are fun to jump on. They actually kind of feel like a fat park ski. Hitting backcountry jumps on them is actually very fun. Also, they turn well on groomers.
The powder rocker really ads a lot of float in powder, but they get deflected easily and want to flop around. The tip is especially floppy and soft.
Atomic should make these 25% stiffer, and add a bit of taper to the tip. Then they would get 5 stars! Right now, they could use some big improvements.
