For backcountry travelers looking for something versatile to manage the wide range of snow conditions you can find out there, the Atomic Backland 101 should be at the top of your list. "Backland" is a longstanding name in Atomic's lineup. But the goal remains the same: to give you the tools to escape the confines of the busy trails and resorts to find some space in the backcountry. The narrower Atomic Backland 101 is more agile, shaves some weight, while giving you enough of a platform to stay stable when skiing corn in the spring, powder in the winter, or some tracked up snow at the popular trailheads. The 101mm waist is quick to roll over on edge for stability when riding on firm snow, and the directional shape encourages strong edge hold despite the decent rocker. All the freeride Backlands get a redesigned HRZN 3D tech in tip, which is beveled along the edges for increased float, and has slits cut out to lower the swing weight.
The Atomic Backland 101 for women is the same as the men's 102, just offered in shorter sizing.
| Dimensions: | 125/101/116 |
| Radius: | 16m@156cm |
| Rocker: | Freeride Rocker |
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| Construction: | Full Sidewall |
| Weight: | 2408 grams (per pair for size 164cm) Learn more about ski weights |