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Atomic Alpine Ski Bent Jr 110-130 Overview

Alpine ski set Bent Jr 110-130 + bindings

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£255.11

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£167.11

The Atomic Bent Jr 110-130 is a versatile junior ski, combining flexibility with excellent grip. It's ideal for young skiers looking to progress and have fun both on the slppes and in the terrain park.

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Ski Bent 100

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£527.91

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£325.51

The Atomic Bent 100 is a versatile, dynamic, and lightweight ski, perfect for all levels of skiers, offering enhanced durability and excellent responsiveness across the entire resort.

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Ski Bent Jr 110-130

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£175.91

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£114.31

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Touring ski set Bent 110 + bindings

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£1,108.71

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£818.31

The Bent 110 alpine ski from Atomic offers excellent flotation in powder snow, ideal for good and very good freestyle backcountryrs.

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Touring ski set Bent Chetler 120 + bindings

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£1,196.71

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£879.91

The Bent Chetler 120 alpine ski from Atomic offers exceptional flotation to make the most of deep powder days.

Which Atomic Bent should you choose according to the terrain you ski?

Model	Waist width	Main use	Preferred terrain	Ability level
Atomic Bent 85	85 mm	All-mountain freestyle	Groomers, terrain park and side hits	Intermediate to advanced
Atomic Bent Decode	90 mm	Freestyle	Rails, jumps, switch skiing and park features	Advanced to expert
Atomic Bent 90	90 mm	All-mountain	Groomers, soft snow, mixed terrain and occasional park laps	Intermediate to advanced
Atomic Bent 100	100 mm	All-mountain freeride	Side hits, fresh pow and chopped-up snow	Intermediate to advanced
Atomic Bent 110	110 mm	Freeride	Backountry and deep snow	Intermediate to advanced
Atomic Bent Chetler 120	120 mm	Deep-snow freeride	Heavy snowfall and open terrain	Advanced to expert

Bent 85, Bent Decode or Bent 90: three skis with similar widths, but different uses

Atomic Bent 85: approachable freestyle across the resort

With 85 mm underfoot, the Bent 85 is the narrowest adult ski in the range. This width makes edge-to-edge transitions on piste easier and keeps the ski nimble in the terrain park. The traditional camber underfoot provides support on hard snow, while the tip rocker helps with turn entry and pivoting in softer snow.

The wood-and-Densolite foam core keeps weight down while adding cushioning on landings. The ski still has enough pop for jumps, butters and presses. The Resist Edge Park edges reinforce the areas most exposed to repeated contact with rails and park features.

The Bent 85 is aimed at intermediate to advanced skiers who want to do some freestyle without using a ski reserved solely for the park. It can be used on groomers, side hits and in shallow fresh snow.

Waist width: 85 mm
Use: all-mountain freestyle
Profile: traditional camber with tip rocker
Core: wood and Densolite
Edges: Resist Edge Park
Main strengths: playfulness, light weight and versatility

Atomic Bent Decode: the model most focused on the terrain park

The Bent Decode has 90 mm underfoot, but its intended use is clearly different from that of the Bent 90. Its Park Rocker 20/60/20 profile, with rocker in the tip and tail and camber underfoot, makes pivots, presses and switch skiing easier.

Its wood-and-composite construction is reinforced to withstand repeated demands in the park. The edge and core reinforcements are designed to better absorb impacts from rails, features and less-than-perfect landings.

The Bent Decode is aimed at advanced to expert skiers who spend a significant part of their day in the park. It can still be used elsewhere across the resort, but its main appeal lies in its freestyle manoeuvrability and its ability to ski both ways.

Waist width: 90 mm
Use: freestyle
Profile: Park Rocker 20/60/20
Construction: wood and composite
Reinforcements: CoreGuard and Resist Edge
Main strengths: manoeuvrability, durability and versatility

Atomic Bent 90: more geared towards all-round resort skiing

The Bent 90 keeps a 90 mm waist, but its use is less specialised than the Decode’s. It is aimed at all-mountain skiing, covering piste, piste edges, late-day soft snow and the occasional park session.

The tip rocker combined with HRZN Tech increases the contact surface at the front of the ski. This construction makes it easier to ski in shallow fresh snow and helps prevent the tip from diving. The traditional camber underfoot maintains support on hard snow and provides rebound out of turns.

The Light Woodcore combines wood and composite to keep weight in check without making the ski dead. The Dura Cap Sidewall construction adds underfoot support and protects the sidewalls. The Bent 90 is ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers who want to cover the whole resort on a lively ski.

Waist width: 90 mm
Use: all-mountain
Profile: traditional camber with tip rocker
Technologies: HRZN Tech, Light Woodcore and Dura Cap Sidewall
Radius: multi-radius depending on length
Main strengths: versatility, stability and playfulness

Bent Decode or Bent 90: which should you choose at 90 mm underfoot?

The identical width should not hide the difference in intended use. The Bent Decode is the most logical choice for a skier who regularly rides rails, works on switch and strings together jump lines. Its Park Rocker profile and reinforcements are directly linked to that use.

The Bent 90 is better suited to a skier who spends time all over the resort. It retains a playful construction and can go into the park, but its front rocker, HRZN Tech and all-mountain focus make it more at home in the side-country and in transformed snow.

Bent 100, Bent 110 or Bent Chetler 120: which width for freeride?

Atomic Bent 100: the bridge between resort skiing and freeride

With 100 mm underfoot, the Bent 100 offers more float than the 85 mm and 90 mm models without becoming a ski reserved for deep-powder days. It feels at home on piste edges, in gullies, in moderate fresh snow and in chopped-up conditions.

The tip rocker and HRZN 3D technology increase the surface area at the tips and make it easier to rise to the surface. The traditional camber underfoot maintains an effective contact zone on hard snow. The Light Woodcore delivers a lively flex, while the Dura Cap Sidewall construction supports the ski at speed or when the snow gets rough.

The Bent 100 is aimed at intermediate to advanced skiers who want to vary their lines and make the most of the terrain without stepping straight up to a 110 or 120 mm ski. It is better suited to everyday use than the two wider models.

Waist width: 100 mm
Use: all-mountain freeride
Profile: traditional camber with tip and tail rocker
Technologies: HRZN 3D, Light Woodcore and Dura Cap Sidewall
Shape: twin-tip with directional orientation
Main strengths: versatility, flotation and stability

Atomic Bent 100: review

After use, the Bent 100 stands out as a versatile and particularly enjoyable ski to ride. It moves easily from one type of terrain to another and does not require you to completely change your skiing when conditions alter during the day.

This feedback confirms its central role in the range. The Bent 100 still offers enough support on groomers, remains manoeuvrable in rough snow and benefits from its 100 mm waist when the fresh snow base gets deeper. It is less specialised for big powder days than the Bent 110 and Bent Chetler 120, but easier to exploit across the whole resort.

Atomic Bent 110: more support in deep snow

The Bent 110 marks a clearer move towards freeride. Its 110 mm underfoot provide more float than the Bent 100 in deep or chopped-up snow. HRZN Tech broadens the contact surface in the tip and tail, making it easier to lift up and pivot.

The traditional camber underfoot keeps support when the snow firms up. The Light Woodcore combines wood and composite to keep weight under control while retaining responsiveness. The Dura Cap Sidewall construction supports the ski in turns and protects the sidewalls.

The Bent 110 is suitable for intermediate to advanced skiers who mainly use their skis off-piste and have the physical ability needed to control a wide ski. Compared with the Bent 100, it offers more float but is less quick from edge to edge on hard snow.

Waist width: 110 mm
Use: freeride
Profile: traditional camber with tip and tail rocker
Technologies: HRZN Tech, Light Woodcore and Dura Cap Sidewall
Radius: long, geared towards big turns
Main strengths: float, stability and manoeuvrability

Atomic Bent Chetler 120: the dedicated model for big conditions

The Bent Chetler 120 is the widest model in the range at 120 mm underfoot. This width makes it primarily a powder ski. It is not intended for the same frequency of use as the Bent 100: its purpose becomes apparent mainly when there is enough snow to justify such a large platform.

HRZN 3D technology increases the surface area at the tips to make lifting easier. The double rocker reduces tip engagement in deep snow and helps with direction changes. The camber underfoot retains an area of support for traverses or firmer sections.

The Light Woodcore keeps weight down for a ski of this width and adds response on landings or when changing pace. The Bent Chetler 120 is aimed at advanced to expert skiers looking for a dedicated ski for deep snow and challenging freeride lines.

Waist width: 120 mm
Use: deep-snow freeride
Profile: traditional camber with double rocker
Technologies: HRZN 3D, Light Woodcore and Dura Cap Sidewall
Shape: twin-tip with directional orientation
Main strengths: float, stability and playfulness

What is the difference between the Bent 100, the Bent 110 and the Bent Chetler 120?

The Bent 100 remains the best suited to resort skiing. Its 100 mm waist already provides plenty of float, but the ski remains easier to use on groomers and in variable snow.

The Bent 110 is aimed at skiers who genuinely prioritise off-piste. Its extra width provides more support in deep snow, at the cost of a slower edge-to-edge transition on hard snow.

The Bent Chetler 120 is a ski for big conditions. It only really comes into its own when the snow is deep enough to make proper use of its 120 mm waist. For frequent use on piste or when snowfall is inconsistent, the Bent 100 or Bent 110 will be the more sensible choice.

Bent Jr or Bent Chetler Mini: two different approaches to junior skiing

Model	Lengths	Waist width	Main use	Signature construction
Atomic Bent Jr 110-130	110 to 130 cm	78 mm	Progression on piste and mixed terrain	Light Densolite core
Atomic Bent Chetler Mini 133-143	133 and 143 cm	91 mm	Getting into freeride	Light Woodcore, Densolite and Powder Rocker
Atomic Bent Jr 140-150	140 and 150 cm	85 mm	Junior all-mountain freestyle	Densolite core and All Mountain Rocker
Atomic Bent Chetler Mini 153-163	153 and 163 cm	93 mm	Junior freeride	Light Weight Woodcore, Densolite and HRZN Tech

Atomic Bent Jr 110-130: discovering different terrains

The Bent Jr 110-130 is the narrowest junior model in the range, with 78 mm underfoot. This width makes it easy to handle on piste and requires little effort to start turns. Its All Mountain Rocker profile makes pivoting easier, while the camber underfoot preserves grip on hard snow.

The Densolite Core absorbs some vibrations and keeps the weight low. This ski is aimed at beginner to intermediate young riders who are learning to ski and want to gradually explore piste edges or a small amount of fresh snow.

Lengths: 110 to 130 cm
Waist width: 78 mm
Profile: All Mountain Rocker
Core: Densolite Core
Main strengths: light weight, manoeuvrability and ease of use

Atomic Bent Chetler Mini 133-143: an introduction to freeride

The Bent Chetler Mini 133-143 is wider than the Bent Jr 110-130, with 91 mm underfoot. Its Powder Rocker profile and tip rocker help it rise through light fresh snow. The camber underfoot keeps some contact when the young skier returns to groomed trails.

The core combining Light Woodcore and Densolite Core keeps weight down while adding more liveliness than a composite core alone. The Dura Cap Sidewall construction and reinforced edges improve impact resistance.

This model suits young riders who want to leave groomers more regularly and discover freeride with a ski suited to their build.

Lengths: 133 and 143 cm
Waist width: 91 mm
Profile: Powder Rocker
Core: Light Woodcore and Densolite Core
Construction: Dura Cap Sidewall
Main strengths: approachability, light weight and playfulness

Atomic Bent Jr 140-150: progressing across the whole resort

The Bent Jr 140-150 has 85 mm underfoot. It offers more support in soft snow than the Bent Jr 110-130, while remaining narrower and more approachable than the Bent Chetler Mini.

The All Mountain Rocker profile makes turn initiation and direction changes easier. The traditional camber underfoot maintains an effective contact zone on groomed snow. The Densolite Core keeps weight down and reduces fatigue for young skiers.

The Bent Jr 140-150 is designed for beginner to intermediate young riders who want to progress across the whole resort, discover freestyle and occasionally venture off piste when conditions are easy.

Lengths: 140 and 150 cm
Waist width: 85 mm
Profile: All Mountain Rocker
Core: Densolite Core
Main strengths: light weight, manoeuvrability and room for progression

Atomic Bent Chetler Mini 153-163: the most accomplished junior freeride ski

The Bent Chetler Mini 153-163 is the widest junior model in the range with 93 mm underfoot. Its Powder Rocker profile makes it easier to rise in fresh snow, while HRZN Tech increases the surface area of the tip and tail.

The Light Weight Woodcore provides more power than the composite core in the Bent Jr. It is paired with Densolite to keep the weight appropriate for a junior build. The camber underfoot maintains support on firmer sections and on groomers.

This model is aimed at intermediate to advanced young riders who are already technically confident and want to spend more time freeriding and moving from one snow type to another on the same ski.

Lengths: 153 and 163 cm
Waist width: 93 mm
Profile: Powder Rocker
Technology: HRZN Tech
Core: Light Weight Woodcore and Densolite Core
Main strengths: float, versatility and playfulness

What is the difference between the Bent Jr and the Bent Chetler Mini?

The Bent Jr skis are narrower and easier to use on groomed runs. Their Densolite core keeps weight low and their All Mountain Rocker profile supports progression and first ventures onto mixed terrain.

The Bent Chetler Mini skis are wider and use a Powder Rocker. Their construction combines wood and Densolite, which adds more support and liveliness in fresh snow. The Bent Chetler Mini 153-163 also adds HRZN Tech to further reinforce its freeride focus.

Which Atomic Bent should you choose?

To get into freestyle with a ski that works across the whole resort: Atomic Bent 85.
To ride rails regularly and spend time in the rest of the park: Atomic Bent Decode.
For playful all-mountain skiing: Atomic Bent 90.
To alternate between resort, side hits and freeride: Atomic Bent 100.
To prioritise off-piste and deep snow: Atomic Bent 110.
For big powder days: Atomic Bent Chetler 120.
For a young skier progressing on piste and mixed terrain: Atomic Bent Jr.
For a young rider who is more focused on fresh snow: Atomic Bent Chetler Mini.

Discover the full Atomic universe at Glisshop

You now know everything there is to know about the Atomic Bent Chetler backcountry ski range. With these skis, redefine the limits of freeskiing and draw your best lines, both in the park and through deep powder fields.

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Which Atomic Bent should you choose according to the terrain you ski?

Bent 85, Bent Decode or Bent 90: three skis with similar widths, but different uses

Atomic Bent 85: approachable freestyle across the resort

Atomic Bent Decode: the model most focused on the terrain park

Atomic Bent 90: more geared towards all-round resort skiing

Bent Decode or Bent 90: which should you choose at 90 mm underfoot?

Bent 100, Bent 110 or Bent Chetler 120: which width for freeride?

Atomic Bent 100: the bridge between resort skiing and freeride

Atomic Bent 100: review

Atomic Bent 110: more support in deep snow

Atomic Bent Chetler 120: the dedicated model for big conditions

What is the difference between the Bent 100, the Bent 110 and the Bent Chetler 120?

Bent Jr or Bent Chetler Mini: two different approaches to junior skiing

Atomic Bent Jr 110-130: discovering different terrains

Atomic Bent Chetler Mini 133-143: an introduction to freeride

Atomic Bent Jr 140-150: progressing across the whole resort

Atomic Bent Chetler Mini 153-163: the most accomplished junior freeride ski

What is the difference between the Bent Jr and the Bent Chetler Mini?

Which Atomic Bent should you choose?

Discover the full Atomic universe at Glisshop

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