ATOMIC celebrates its 70th anniversary this year. For the 2025-2026 season, the brand refreshed itself while respecting its traditions, upgrading materials and incorporating performance-enhancing technology to create the next generation of skis
Equipped with new technology
ATOMIC SKI's proud Revoshock technology has entered its second generation. The Revoshock technology, which is already featured in on-piste skis and provides excellent vibration absorption, has been redesigned in size and shape to further enhance vibration absorption and provide even more stability at the top
Revoshock - What is Revoshock?
Depending on the model, three types of Revoshocks with different performance are installed. Left) Revoshock Center) Revoshock Right) Revoshock C
The ski's second-generation suspension system, "RevoShock," combines stainless steel inserts with soft materials to effectively absorb vibrations and shocks. New elastomers and a laser-cut topsheet, along with an improved modular design, provide greater strength and stability. This cutting-edge technology delivers both comfort and power while skiing
Carbon Boost
This is also a new technology, where a carbon insert placed under the heel generates explosive energy through the rebound effect unique to carbon, demonstrating the power to significantly accelerate speed, especially in the latter half of a turn
The REDSTER S9 RS Revoshock S is the recommended model for the 2025-2026 season, equipped with these new technologies. It's a new spec version of the basic S9 model, equipped with a racing plate. It's a performance slalom ski designed for fast-paced skiing and amateur racing
Experience the effects of new technology that supports ATOMIC's evolution
Introducing the new color "Butter"! Also used in the new boots "REMEDY130"
The new butter color will be available in the freeski category for the 2025-2026 season. Its rich, buttery hue is just like butter. This cool color, which was developed based on feedback from riders, is also used on the MARVERICK 115 CTI and the noteworthy new freeski boot, the REMEDY 130
The REMEDY 130 is a boot for the next generation of freeskiers, combining the precision of racing boots with the comfort of freeriding. It made its debut in the 2025-2026 season and has been gaining attention. It is especially recommended for skiers who prefer hard skiing and don't want to compromise on boot fit and maneuverability
Flex: 130 Last: 96 mm Forward lean angle: 16 ° (optionally adjustable to 18 °) Sole: GripWalk compatible (ISO 23223) Weight: 2312 (26.5 cm) Size: 24.5-29.5 cm ¥129,910
▼Introductory video of the "MAVERICK115 CTI" by advisory staff member Takeshi Takizawa
"MAVERICK 96 CTI" and "MAVERICK 88 CTI" have been updated!
Two popular MARVERICK models for all-mountain skiing, the MAVERICK 96 CTI and MAVERICK 88 CTI, have been updated for the 2025-2026 season. The sidecut and size range have also been changed. The titanal layer has been replaced with a titanium/carbon fusion layer, and the core material uses the same power wood core as race skis. A 5% increase in tail rocker further improves all-around performance
While maintaining high performance, the skis have improved turn release and become more maneuverable. ATOMIC's proprietary HRZN 3D technology also provides stability and smoothness that can withstand hard use
Since its founding in Austria in 1955, this long-established brand has set numerous records in the global alpine skiing scene. Beyond racing, the brand has also demonstrated its prowess in the freeskiing field with its high level of technical expertise. Its popularity among top Japanese riders, including Tsuyoshi Kodama, Ayana Onozuka, Yu Sasaki, and Gen Sasaki, demonstrates its high performance in everything from big mountain skiing to freeride competitions. The lightweight yet highly maneuverable directional "BACKLAND" series is suitable for a wide range of conditions, from powder to hard snow, while the "BENT CHETLER" is a big fat, twin-rocker type ski that is also very popular
