The Chetler 100 is a twintip with the whole mountain in its sight. The 100mm waist is the perfect width for exploring both on and off piste, giving stability and float for playing around no matter what the conditions. HRZN Tech in the tip and tail blends sidewall construction with horizontal rocker across the ski, increasing surface area, reducing tip deflection and improving tracking through crud and chop. The Light Woodcore keeps weight down and boosts pop.

This is arguably Atomic's finest ever women's piste ski. It has the feel and essence of a race ski but the looks of a luxury model. Servotec, taken straight from the race department, makes slower speed turning smoother by preloading the nose but also helps iron out vibrations when going fast. The result is a grippy, precise, high-performance ski that is exceptionally easy to use.

Skiing quick, precise turns should never be this simple but it is on a Cloud 9, Atomic's intermediate/advanced piste ski. The wide nose makes turn initiation easy, lots of camber underfoot with sidewalls provides the grip and response, while a light construction helps with the agility and lively feel. Servotec Light smooths the ride and the Titanium Stabiliser placed under the core improves torsional rigidity, boosting edge hold. The GripWalk binding increases boot compatibility.

The new Cloud Wide Body keeps the piste performance and handling of the Cloud 11, which it is based on, but this model is wider so offers the stability and versatility more adventurous piste skiers want. Servotec Light dampens vibrations for exploring rougher terrain or carving at high speed on piste. A full woodcore combined with the Titanium Stablizer gives the skis an infectious energy and sense of stability that encourages you to open up your turns, commit to the fall line for longer and ride the edges harder on firm snow.

The Redster X9 S is built for piste skiers who like to go fast. Servotec comes straight from the race department and means at slower speeds it?s relatively easy to turn thanks to preloading at the tip at high speeds the ride is smooth and refined as unwanted vibrations are reduced. Power Woodcore, titanium and Full Camber make it unflappable at speed and precise into the turn. If you're looking for performance, this should be the top of your list.

A Light Woodcore, Titanium Stabilizer and Worldcup Base Finish ensure you have top performance out of the new Redster X9 WB. It uses all the design of the piste performance focused Redster range but has a wider than typical waist. The result is extra stability for variable terrain, making it ideal for skiers who spend most of their time on hard snow but want something with a little more versatility.

The Vantage 75 C is fun and energetic with surprisingly good edge hold and response. Carbon Tank Mesh provides support and strength; the Cap Sidewall perfectly balances the need for grip and forgiveness in tricky conditions. It shines on piste but thanks to the tip rocker and design inspiration coming from wider skis, it also feels very comfortable in soft snow down the sides of marked runs.

The Vantage 75 C W doesn?t lose out by being one of the softer more forgiving models in Atomic?s Vantage range. They still use the Energy Backbone for improved drive and power, Carbon Tank Mesh for increased edge hold and Prolite design which focuses on keeping the skis as lightweight as possible without compromising performance. They?re easy to use and inspire confidence in all conditions, perfect for aspiring all mountain skiers.

Aimed at confident skiers who spend most of their time on or near the marked trails, the Vantage 79 Ti is a brilliant piste-based all mountain ski. It likes a bit of speed and our testers were pleasantly surprised just how well it performed. With a 79mm waist it?s not the widest but it handles well in crud and when dipping off the side of runs. The combination of Titanium Tank Mesh, Power Woodcore and Cap Sidewall provides a punchy yet stable ride for confidence in all conditions.

The Vantage 80 Ti W manages to blend fast agile performance on piste with a splash of versatility for those who don't just want to stick to the groomers. An 80mm waist is ample for exploring off to the side while the solid construction uses a Light Woodcore and Titanium Tank Mesh to give this ski all the grip and power that good skiers want on firm snow.

The Vantage 86 delivers perfectly on the Atomic mantra of ?lighter, stronger, better?. It?s a powerful all mountain ski that?s equally at home laying down precise carves as it is smashing through crud and flowing through powder. Prolite is the key ethos, a built-up chassis that is strong and powerful along the edges and noticeably slimmer and lighter in central areas towards the tip and tail.

The Chetler 100 is a twin tip with the whole mountain in its sight. The 100mm waist is the perfect width for exploring both on and off piste, giving stability and float for playing around no matter what the conditions. HRZN Tech in the tip and tail blends sidewall construction with horizontal rocker across the ski, increasing surface area, reducing tip deflection and improving tracking through crud and chop. The Light Woodcore keeps weight down and boosts pop.

Just below the Cloud 12 is the slightly more relaxed Cloud 11, aimed at good piste skiers who are after something a little less demanding on the legs. It's still got performance by the bucket load thanks to a wood core and full sidewalls, so will handle any piste. Servotec Light focuses on vibration dampening to improve edge grip and create a smoother ride. This is a ski for cruising groomers at pace with style and finesse.

This is arguably Atomic's finest ever women's piste ski. It has the feel and essence of a race ski but the looks of a luxury model. Servotech, taken straight from the race department, helps to make slower speed turning smoother by preloading the nose but also helps iron out vibrations when going fast. The result is a grippy, precise, high-performance ski that is exceptionally easy to use.

Skiing quick, precise turns should never be this simple but it is on a Cloud 9, Atomic's intermediate/advanced piste ski. The wide nose makes turn initiation easy, lots of camber underfoot with sidewalls provides the grip and response, while a light construction helps with the agility and lively feel. Servotec Light smoothes the ride and the Titanium Stabiliser placed under the core improves torsional rigidity, boosting edge hold. The new GripWalk binding increases boot compatibility.

The Redster X9 is built for piste skiers who like to go fast. Servotec comes straight from the race department and means at slower speeds it’s relatively easy to turn thanks to preloading at the tip; at high speeds the ride is smooth and refined as unwanted vibrations are reduced. Power Woodcore, titanium and full camber make it unflappable at speed and precise into the turn. If you're looking for performance, this should be the top of your list.

The new, upgraded Vantage 90 Ti is a great option for adventurous all mountain skiers who want to push boundaries without any loss of piste or hard snow performance. Prolite ensures this latest version is both lighter and stronger thanks to the super-slim chassis and Titanium Tank Mesh, with reinforcement from the Energy Backbone along the edges. The shape and camber have been tweaked, the flatter tail provides more grip and the straighter sidecut results in more stability whether laying down GS turns on piste or smashing through crud and chop.

Atomic went back to the drawing board for the new Vantage 90 Ti W to create a ski that is lighter and stronger. Prolite construction uses the slimmest chassis possible, built around a central layer of Titanium Tank Mesh, so thin this titanium can be seen inside. In areas like the edges where strength is required, Energy Backbone reinforces the build. The result is more versatility, with added power and grip on marked runs and more stability off piste.

The Vantage X 75 C is a fun, energetic ski with surprisingly good edge hold and response. Carbon Tank Mesh provides support and strength, Firewall construction perfectly balances the need for grip and forgiveness. The 3D Exo Profile and Light Woodcore both help reduce weight, aiding the agility. It shines on piste but thanks to the AMT tip rocker and design inspiration coming from wider skis, it also feels very comfortable in soft snow down the sides of marked runs.

Focused at confident skiers who spend most of the time on piste the Vantage X 80 CTi handles a range of speeds and slopes with ease. Though, with its 80mm waist and slight nose rocker, it doesn't mind nipping off to the side either. The Carbon Tank Mesh, Power Woodcore, Titanium and Cap Sidewall combine to give a stable ride that provides confidence no matter what the conditions.

The Vantage W X 80 manages to blend fast agile performance on piste with a splash of versatility for those who don't just want to stick to the groomers. An 80mm waist is ample for exploring off to the side while its solid construction uses a wood core, titanium and Carbon Tank Mesh to give this ski all the grip and power good skiers want on firm snow.

A new and exclusive ski that has got us raving, this brand-new model delivers perfectly on the Atomic mantra of lighter, stronger, better. It’s a powerful all mountain ski that’s equally at home laying down precision carves as it is smashing through crud and flowing through powder. Prolite is the key, a built-up chassis that is strong and powerful along the edges and noticeably slimmer and lighter in central areas towards the tip and tail.

Just below the Cloud 12 is the slightly more relaxed Cloud 11 aimed at decent piste skiers who are after something a little more forgiving on the legs. It's still got performance by the bucket load and will handle any piste in most conditions. It features Servotec Light that focuses more on vibration dampening to make skiing feel like a breeze. This is a ski for cruising groomers at pace with style and finesse.

This is arguably Atomic's finest ever women's piste ski. It has the feel and essence of a race ski but the finesse and looks of a high-end fashion piece. Servotech, taken straight from the race department, help to make slow speed turning easy by preloading the nose but also helps iron out vibrations when going fast, helped by the World Cup Base Finish

Skiing quick, precise turns should never be this simple but it is on a Cloud 9, Atomic's intermediate/advanced piste ski. The wide nose with rocker makes turning initiation easy, lots of camber underfoot with sidewalls provides the grip and response, while a light construction helps with the agility and responsive feel.

This ski is built for confident piste skiers who like to go fast. Servotec, that is straight out of the race department, means at slower speeds it's still relatively easy to turn and at high speeds the ride is refined by reducing unwanted vibrations. Power Woodcore, titanium laminates and full camber make it unflappable at speed and precise into the turn. If you're looking for performance, this should be at the top of your list.

This is an all mountain ripper that loves to play in the off piste but can muscle its way down most pistes too. Sure footed handling comes from its Carbon Tank Mesh and Firewall for edge grip. Power Woodcore with Titanium Backbone 2.0 gives punch and drive to blast through chop for complete confidence in all conditions, while at the same time it's nimble and surprisingly easy to use.

The Vantage 90 Cti's mission is 'lighter and stronger' and Atomic certainly delivered on it. This new tweaked version has a softer nose meaning more forgiving soft snow handling and easier turning. With a 90mm waist and nearly 17m radius, it's clearly designed for all mountain use, but it has a directional shape to max out piste performance for adventurous skiers.

This women's all mountain ski certainly has no compromises. It holds the piste extremely well and has great performance at speed. Dive into the off piste and you'll notice how much float it has, at only 90mm, that's thanks to a large shovel and a decent amount of tip rocker. This is a great option for adventurous skiers who want to push boundaries on and off piste.

During testing, this ski unexpectedly grabbed our attention. Fun, energetic and with surprisingly good hold. The conditions were far from perfect but it totally delivered on stability and grip. Don't be fooled by the price, it shares some of the same features of the expensive skis, like Carbon Tank Mesh and Firewall. It's a seriously good ski for the money.

Just like with the men's version, we were surprised by the X 77 C W. What you get for your money is impressive as it handles like a more expensive ski and has the same specs, such as Firewall and Carbon Tank Mesh. It's easy to turn, good through a range of turn shapes, happy in all sorts of conditions plus it has a full woodcore with boundless energy.

Focused at confident skiers who spend most of the time on piste the Vantage X 80 Cti handles a range of speeds and slopes with ease. It doesn't mind nipping off to the side too with its 80mm waist and slight nose rocker. The Carbon Tank Mesh, a Power Woodcore, Titanium Backbone and Firewall provide a stable ride that gives reassuring confidence no matter what the conditions.

The Vantage X 80 Cti W manages to blend fast agile performance on piste with a splash of versatility for those who don't just want to stick to the groomers. An 80mm waist is ample for exploring off to the side while its solid construction uses a Titanium Backbone 2.0 and Carbon Tank Mesh to give this ski all the grip and power good skiers want on firm snow.

This runner-up in our Women’s Ski-of-the-Year award was a very pleasant surprise on testing, so much so that all the guys wanted a run to see what the fuss was about. It’s a full-on performance piste ski, no corners cut. The narrow waist ensures quick edge changes, the short radius provides fast turns and razor sharp handling. The minimal amount of rocker means almost maximum camber and, together with the full sidewalls, delivers grip, precision and response. Fun and easier to use than you might imagine!

Skiing quick, precise turns should never be this simple but it is on a Cloud 9, Atomic’s intermediate / advanced piste ski. The wide nose with rocker makes the turn start easily, lots of camber underfoot with sidewalls provides the grip and response, while a light construction helps with the agility and responsive feel

The Vantage 90 Cti's mission is ‘lighter and stronger' and Atomic certainly delivered on it. With a 90mm waist and nearly 17m radius it's clearly an all mountain ski but it uses a directional shape to max out piste performance. This is boosted by the Firewall - extra sidewall - to improve grip, and the Carbon Tank Mesh that reduces weight as well as adding strength.

The Vantage 95 has replaced the award winning Theory, a tricky act to follow but it does so with ease. It retains the essential idea of a 95mm waist wood core ski that doesn’t use metal, which means the tried-and-tested smooth feel is unchanged; but subtle differences in dimensions and construction do vastly improve performance. More directional shaping ensures better piste handling and Carbon Tank Mesh reduces weight whilst adding strength. Ideal for lighter or less aggressive all mountain skiers

Wider all mountain skis have to be a nice mix of many components and the Vantage 95 C W has got this blend just right. The 95mm waist deals with even the deepest of snow days; tip and tail rocker improve handling in all conditions adding smoother turn initiation and easier tail release at the end of turns. Carbon Tank Mesh construction provides strength whilst also reducing weight; the wood core ensures power and longevity

Every year on testing there's a ski that unexpectedly grabs our attention, this year it was the Vantage X 77 C. Fun, energetic and with surprisingly good hold. The conditions were far from perfect but it totally delivered on stability and grip. Don't be fooled by the price, it shares some of the same features of the expensive skis, like Carbon Tank Mesh and Firewall. It's a seriously good ski for the money

Just like with the men's version, we were surprised by the X 77 C W. What you get for your money is impressive as it handles like a more expensive ski and has the same specs, such as Firewall and Carbon Tank Mesh. It's easy to turn, good through a range of turn shapes, happy in all sorts of conditions plus it has a full woodcore with boundless energy

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The revamped Atomic Redster FIS SL Men ski is a thoroughbred racer, with a new durable, lightning-quick ‘Crystal Race Base’ that Marcel Hirscher has used successfully on his own World Cup skis. The Cap sandwich construction – with high-grade Woodcore and titanium inserts – gives the Redster FIS SL its harmonious flex and transfers all your energy to your edges for super strong grip. The waist and length of the ski facilitates instant carving and maximizes agility for ultra-fast switching through gates. Two coatings below the binding minimize mechanical abrasion. The Redster FIS SL is the ultimate for World Cup, European Cup, FIS and Masters Slalom racers.

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