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At a Glance
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The Atomic Bent 110 takes a similar approach to the mountain as the Bent Chetler 120, with slightly less width. It’s Jossi Wells’s go-to ski for backcountry freestyle, charging lift-served pow laps and days where it’s deep, but not 120-deep. The Bent 110 is designed with HRZN Tech Tip and Tail for a playful performance and better float through blower without adding bulk to the ski. The 110 features a bit less rocker in the tail than the 120 but still charges through variable chop and crud. A Light Woodcore reduces weight and keeps the performance responsive. With topsheet and base art by Chris Benchetler, the 110 is wholly reflective of his approach to the mountains: creative and unique.
The Atomic Bent 110 ski was designed by Chris Benchetler and the Atomic Freeski team to rip pow turns, slash windlips, and send any line you can imagine.
| Waist Width | 110mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | ~1,750g per ski (180cm) |
| Core | Light Woodcore — Poplar |
| Construction | Dura Cap Sidewall, HRZN 3D Bent Tip & Tail |
| Profile | Powder Rocker — 25% tip / 50% camber / 25% tail |
| Best For | Deep powder and big mountain — maximum float with playful flex |
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Atomic Bent 110
By PTO Team, Based on official specs and professional review consensus · Spec analysis + professional review consensus on this ski ·
The take
“The powder ski you grab when you want to surf, not ski.”
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.
Bindings we'd pair with it
Mount point: Flat mount. Our pick: Look Pivot 15 GW B115.
Look Pivot 15 GW B115All-around / freestyleWide brake, long travel. Handles landings in pow and the occasional cliff drop.
Marker Griffon 13 IDLighter setupKeeps the Bent 110's light weight intact. Mid-DIN works for most powder skiers.
- Salomon Shift MNC 13Touring / backcountry
If you earn your powder turns, the Shift lets you skin up and ski down.
