Atomic Skis 2026: The First Look
Atomic delivers some of our favorite soft snow and all-mountain skis around. From the legendary Bent Chetler to the versatile Maverick/Maven series, there’s a little something for everyone. Then, you have high-performance touring and freetour skis, along with some of the best carvers around. What’s not to love? This year, Atomic skis in 2026 are turning their attention to their all-mountain collection, while updating graphics across the board.
What’s New
Last year, Atomic added a couple of new skis to their Maverick / Maven line with a new Maverick 105 CTI, a Maverick 115 CTI, and a Maven 103 CTI. These kept the directional shape and wood core of the originals and beefed up the construction with additional metal. This year, Atomic is making that change across the line, with a new Maverick 96 CTI and Maverick 88 CTI. On the women’s side, ladies get the Maven 94 CTI and Maven 88 CTI.


By keeping the directional shape and keeping the slow swing weight, Atomic has managed to strengthen the skis without making them too heavy or overly bulky compared to other metal laminate skis. They’re lively, fun, and suit a lot of skiers on the hill.
Both collections still offer an 86 C, a version without metal that’s perfect for progressing skiers, or folks who just like an easier going ride.


On the boot side, Atomic is also joining the double BOA gang with their Hawx Ultra 130 S Dual BOA. There will also be a 100 flex option. This new boot runs on the same mold as the Hawx Ultra series, with a narrow last at 98mm.
Complimenting the rest of the earth-toned collection, meet the butter boot. The new Remedy 130 is a low-volume, downhill freeride boot. The stated last is 96mm, with a forward lean of 16 degrees (with an option to go to 18). It joins the Redster TX family, a revamp of their Club Sport ski boots. The idea is blend high-performance and fit features from high end race boots, without quite as aggressive of a fit or features. The Remedy offers GripWalk soles and a Mimic liner, with slightly thinner boot walls. Atomic is also launching a new Redster TX 110, which runs to a true 21.5, perfect for our smaller shredders.
Other Highlights
The entire Bent collection gets new graphics this year that strike a part-Earth tone, part-Picasso vibe. We love this direction, especially considering it’s a bit of a pivot from the last few years. What do you think?

Carving Redsters are updated with a new power plate, with a cool new fuschia-infused graphic.
The new Backland skis that were released last year come back with no changes.