Atomic Skis 2024: The First Look
Keeping Things Fresh
In the 2023-2024 collection of Atomic skis, you won’t find any splashy upgrades. Between the fun-loving—and bestselling—Bent Chetler collection and the more directional all-mountain Maverick and Maven series, the Atomic lineup is dialed these days.
What you will find, however, is exciting news on the boot front. Like three other brands, Atomic rolls out boots with BOA. Moreover, they do it in a new series of hybrid touring boots: Hawx Ultra XTD. With narrow lasts, new molds, and Atomic’s proven Mimic liner, the new boots are tasty options for both expert freeriders and stoked skiers looking to explore more off-piste and backcountry zones.
We know what you’re thinking: How will BOA work on ski boots? Won’t the adjustment mechanism just fall off? We’ve wondered the same thing. Fortunately, the BOA mechanism being used by Atomic, Salomon, Fischer, and K2 is brand new and ski-specific. We’ll have more on that in a separate blog post. But for now, we’ll leave it at this: The brands are stoked, and they’re staking the BOA rollout to years of aggressive product testing. A nice bonus, even if skiers do run into trouble with their BOAs, is that the system comes with a lifetime warranty through BOA. Pretty cool.
What’s New
New artwork for the Bent Chetler 120, Bent 110, Bent 100, Bent 90, and Bent 85.
New size for the Bent 110: 164 cm.
New graphics for the Maverick and Maven collections.
New graphics for Bent 100 and Bent Chetler 120.
Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD boots. BOA and non-BOA versions. Hybrid/freeride touring.
New Backland Summit touring binding. DIN heel, toepiece similar to the existing Backland. Fast and light, slots between Backland and Shift in the collection.
Redesigned Backland 95 ski, with hollowed out (lighter) tips, HRZN tech for skiability, and more sustainable materials.
