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Atomic Backland Touring Skis (100)

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description Atomic Backland Touring Skis (100) Overview

The Atomic Backland Touring Skis are designed for skiers seeking a dedicated backcountry experience. Built on the Redster 96 platform, these skis prioritize lightweight construction and maneuverability. They offer improved edge hold and stability compared to traditional piste skis while maintaining agility for touring. These skis are ideal for advanced skiers and riders who regularly explore off-piste terrain and require a versatile ski capable of both climbing and descending challenging conditions.

help Atomic Backland Touring Skis (100) FAQ

What does the 100 in Atomic Backland 100 mean?

It refers to the ski's approximate 100-millimeter waist width, which gives the Backland 100 more flotation than narrow ski-mountaineering models. That width is intended to balance uphill efficiency with better downhill performance in soft and variable snow.

Is the Atomic Backland 100 meant for ski touring?

Yes, the Backland line is built for backcountry touring, where the skier climbs with skins and then descends off-piste. It should be paired with touring bindings, climbing skins, and boots that match the chosen setup rather than ordinary resort bindings.

What is the difference between the Backland 100 and a piste ski such as the Atomic Redster 96?

The Backland 100 is a lightweight touring ski designed to reduce effort during long ascents, while Atomic Redster skis are associated with resort and race-oriented piste performance. The listing's reference to a Redster 96 platform should be verified because Backland and Redster are distinct Atomic families.

Is the Backland 100 suitable for beginners in the backcountry?

Its maneuverable touring design can suit a progressing touring skier, but the ski itself does not replace avalanche training or route-planning skills. A new backcountry user should also learn beacon, shovel, and probe procedures before touring outside controlled resort terrain.

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