The Bent 110 is Atomic's answer to the question "what if a powder ski was actually fun?" The HRZN 3D bent tips and tails are the signature — they curve up and out in three dimensions, which does two things: reduces swing weight and increases float. The ski feels shorter than it is, turns easier than it should, and surfs through deep snow like nothing else in this width class.

At 1,750g in the 180, it's absurdly light for a 110mm ski. The poplar core keeps it playful and poppy. This is not a damp, stable freeride charger — it's a toy. A really good toy. In waist-deep powder, you can butter it, slash it, and throw 180s without thinking. The 25/25 rocker split is aggressive — the ski floats automatically.

The trade-off is everything else. On groomers, it's vague. In chop, it gets pushed around. At speed, it chatters. If conditions are less than perfect, you'll wish you had something with titanal underfoot. The Blizzard Rustler 11 is 4mm wider and significantly more composed in non-powder conditions.

But on a powder day? Nothing touches it for pure fun. Not even close.