The Atomic Backland 107 is the model of choice for our freeride athletes Sage Cattabriga-Alosa and Nick McNutt - a wide and light ski with versatile freeride touring performance. At 107mm underfoot, it's one of the widest freeride touring skis, but still very light for easy ascents.

The carbon backbone over the entire length of the ski and the Ultra Power Woodcore are responsible for this. Its Powder Rocker and the revolutionary HRZN Tech on the shovel ensure an even larger contact surface and thus brilliant gliding in powder. Thanks to its Dura Cap sidewall, it also plows confidently through crudded snow and broken crust and impresses with harmonious, stable handling on harder ground.

- Directional shape: for better edge contact and thus more grip and stability
- Powder Rocker 20/70/10 for powder and changing snow
- Ultra light wood core
- Directional shape
- HRZN Tech Tip
- Glossy top sheet
- Carbon Backbone: Ultra-light carbon inlay from tip to tail
- Lateral edge angle: 87° for intuitive handling, easy handling and better grip
- Edge angle on base side: 1.0° for easy turning, 1a edge grip and top directional stability when turning
- Weight according to manufacturer/ski: 1550g (height 182cm)

sidecut:
[175cm] 136-107-123
[182cm] 137-107-124
[189cm] 138-107-125

Radius:
[175cm] 17.5m
[182cm] 18.5m
[189cm] 19.5m

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