1 / 3Atomic Bent 110 Skis 26/27
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PTO Verdict
“A featherweight, surfy freeride ski that thrives in soft snow and trees - and gets pushed around when it firms up.”
Best for: Intermediate-through-expert skiers who slash, pivot and float instead of muscling the mountain, and who want a light, surfy 110 for soft snow, deep days, trees, chutes and side-country. The 110 also fits anyone building a light touring or backcountry-freestyle setup, where the low weight pays off.
Not for: Skiers who want one ski to charge firm, variable, chopped-up resort snow: the light weight gets deflected and it will not plow through crud. Hardpack carvers who need edge grip - a fairly straight sidecut and heavy tip and tail rocker mean limited bite, and it feels short at speed on hard snow. Big, fast, aggressive skiers who want mass under them. If you want the deepest-day float, that is the wider Bent Chetler 120; for a steadier everyday quiver, the Bent 100 - more camber, more directional - is the firmer-snow pick.
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Description
The Atomic Bent 110 is a playful, freestyle-leaning freeride ski, 110 mm underfoot — built to float and pivot in soft snow, not to charge firm chop. Atomic files it under Freeride and calls the family "playful and versatile big-mountain freeride." It sits in the middle of the Bent ladder: narrower and more practical than the deep-day Bent Chetler 120, wider and looser than the more directional Bent 100. Dimensions run 131-110-122 mm at the 164 up to 134-110-125 at the 188, and the radius runs 14.4 to 19 m across the four lengths.
Three choices set the tone. A heavily rockered Powder Rocker profile (25/50/25) and Atomic's HRZN Tech tip and tail shaping add lift at the ends and make it quick to release and pivot; a wood core with no metal and no carbon keeps the ski light, roughly 1750 g at the 180. The reward is a surfy, forgiving ride with real float for its width. On firm snow that shows: a mostly straight cut and deep rocker give up edge hold, and the low mass gets shoved around when things turn hard and rough.
It suits playful intermediate-to-expert skiers who would rather surf soft snow than muscle a firm mountain, plus anyone putting together a lightweight touring rig. It is not for anyone hunting a single ski to bull through firm, cut-up resort snow, for hardpack carvers chasing grip, or for powerful skiers who plow everything at speed. For firmer everyday days the Bent 100 makes the steadier, more directional quiver; for the deepest snow the Chetler 120 is the specialist.
The Bent 110 is sold flat, without a binding. Bring your boots — we will help you choose a binding that matches your boot soles, set the length and mount it, and a technician confirms the match before it goes on.
Specs
- Waist Width: 110 mm
- Sidecut (tip-waist-tail, mm): 131-110-122 (164) · 132-110-123 (172) · 133-110-124 (180) · 134-110-125 (188)
- Turn Radius: 14.4 m (164) · 16 m (172) · 18 m (180) · 19 m (188)
- Profile: Powder Rocker 25/50/25, HRZN Tech Tip & Tail
- Construction: Light Woodcore, Dura Cap Sidewall
- Weight: 1,750 g per ski (180 cm, manufacturer stated)
Details
- Type
- SKI
- Vendor
- Atomic
- SKU
- AA0030958164
- UPC / GTIN
- 00887445516194
164 cm
Atomic Bent 110
By PTO Team, Based on the manufacturer’s published specs and published third-party testing · Spec analysis and published third-party testing
The take
“A featherweight, surfy freeride ski that thrives in soft snow and trees - and gets pushed around when it firms up.”
The Atomic Bent 110 is the playful middle child of Atomic's Bent freeride line, and the way it skis comes straight out of its build. A Powder Rocker profile splits 25/50/25 - more rocker and less camber than the Bent 100's 20/65/15 - and the HRZN Tech Tip & Tail adds surface area at both ends. Under that sits a Light Woodcore with no metal or carbon, which is why this 110 turns up so light, about 1750 g per ski at the 180. The result is a ski that wants to release and surf, not lock onto an edge.
In soft snow the Bent 110 is loose, quick and genuinely fun. Independent reviews describe it as laughably easy to turn and very maneuverable in tight trees and chutes, and they credit the tip-and-tail shaping for float that runs strong for a 110 - testers did not wish for more even knee-deep. There is still enough backbone beneath your feet to finish a carved turn when the snow is soft or variable and you want one.
Firm snow is where the Bent 110 gives ground. The low weight that makes it so nimble also gets knocked around in bumps and rough crud, and it will not punch through chop the way a heavier ski can. On hardpack a fairly straight sidecut and a lot of tip and tail rocker leave it short on edge grip, and reviewers say plainly that it feels short at speed on hard snow. Sources do split here - a few say it still handles variable chop - but the detailed test reviews consistently land on the light build getting deflected once things firm up, and that is the read we trust.
Despite the big-mountain freeride label, the Bent 110 skis like a freestyle-leaning soft-snow tool, not a charger. Inside the family the Bent 100 is the calmer choice on firm snow: more camber and a more directional shape buy it better grip, crud composure and control, which makes it the more sensible everyday quiver. The Bent Chetler 120 sits above it as the powder specialist. Where the 110 pulls ahead is looseness, float and low weight - the last of which also makes it a natural touring or backcountry-freestyle platform.
One honest note: the Bent 110 has been an established platform since roughly the 2022-23 season, and the 26/27 workbook does not flag a construction change, so the ride-feel read here draws on reviews spanning 2022 to 2026 of the same ski. Lengths run 164, 172, 180 and 188 cm, with the radius growing from 14.4 m at the 164 to 19 m at the 188; Atomic publishes weight only for the 180. The ski is sold flat, so the binding is a separate purchase that gets mounted in shop, and a technician sets the DIN.
Bindings we'd pair with it
Mount point: Flat ski - the binding is a separate purchase and needs mounting. Our pick: Look Pivot 15 GW.
- Look Pivot 15 GWFreeride / all-around
An alpine freeride binding for resort and soft-snow days. A shop suggestion, not an official Atomic pairing.
- Marker Griffon 13Freeride / all-around
A second alpine freeride binding; a fitter helps you pick between the two and sets the DIN. A shop suggestion, not an official pairing.
- Salomon Shift MNCTouring builds
For an earn-your-turns setup, a hybrid touring binding lets you skin up and ski down. We will mount whichever you choose.
Atomic sells this ski flat and does not publish a specific binding pairing for it. These are shop suggestions matched to how you will use the ski, and a technician sets the DIN and mounts the binding. Your boot sole norm - alpine or GripWalk - decides which bindings are compatible, so we never assume a match: a technician checks your boots against the binding before mounting.
Common Questions
- How is the Atomic Bent 110 different from the Bent 100?
- Ten millimeters of waist and a different rocker split. The Bent 110 runs a more rockered Powder Rocker 25/50/25 that skis looser and floats better in soft snow; the Bent 100 has more camber at 20/65/15 and a more directional shape, so it grips firm snow better and works as a steadier everyday quiver.
- Is the Atomic Bent 110 good on hardpack and groomers?
- Not really - it is a soft-snow ski. A fairly straight sidecut and heavy tip and tail rocker mean limited edge grip, and independent reviews say it feels short at speed on firm snow. If most of your days are hard or groomed, the narrower, more cambered Bent 100 is the better call.
- Can I set up the Atomic Bent 110 for touring?
- Yes. The low weight - roughly 1750 g per ski at the 180 - makes it a natural touring or backcountry-freestyle platform, and reviewers pair it with a hybrid touring binding for that. Since it is sold flat with no binding, we will fit whichever compatible setup you choose - a technician checks the fit against your boot soles first.
- What size Atomic Bent 110 should I get?
- It comes in four lengths: 164, 172, 180 and 188 cm, with the turn radius growing from 14.4 m at the 164 to 19 m at the 188. For length, tell us your height, weight, ability and boot sole length, and we will help you choose and fit it.
