In our blog we inform you about interesting topics around winter sports, the appropriate ski equipment and new technologies. Whether you are a beginner or a powder professional, we have reports for every type of skier. Because only those who live skiing can always write something new about it.
We had a look at the Atomic Redster series and introduce you now.
There's an incredible number of women's skis. But which is the right one for you? With our quiz you will know which Atomic Cloud is best choice for you!
Individually customizable ski boots are nowadays indispensable in the specialized trade - and with the all-familiar methods of inner boot and shell fitting, very good results can already be achieved. But of course there is a difference to the ski boots of the pros, because here an enormous effort is made so that everything fits to the millimeter. But with the newly developed Atomic Hawx Professional and custom insoles from Sidas, recreational skiers can use solutions that could also meet the demands of the pros. We explain how it works...
Starting season 22/23: The Atomic Vantage series is not renewed. It goes over into these series:
Freeride: Maverick/Bent - Piste: Redster Q
If you look back at the development of ski construction in recent years, you might think that the most important formula is: the lighter and more stable a ski is, the better it is. Especially in the all-mountain sector, many manufacturers are trying to put this formula into practice. So it's not surprising that the market leader Atomic is also trying to make its popular Vantage Allmountain series lighter, more stable and therefore better. In our test, we explain how they do it and whether it really works.
Freeride: Maverick/Bent - Piste: Redster Q
If you look back at the development of ski construction in recent years, you might think that the most important formula is: the lighter and more stable a ski is, the better it is. Especially in the all-mountain sector, many manufacturers are trying to put this formula into practice. So it's not surprising that the market leader Atomic is also trying to make its popular Vantage Allmountain series lighter, more stable and therefore better. In our test, we explain how they do it and whether it really works.