Best Slalom

The Atomic Redster S9i is a high-performance slalom ski designed for advanced skiers seeking precision control and quick turns. Its integrated construction utilizes Atomic’s Servotec technology – providing dynamic flex management – alongside a Densolite core for responsive stability. This combinatio...

The Atomic Redster S9 is a high-performance slalom ski designed for intermediate skiers seeking precise carving on hardpack snow. Its narrower profile enhances maneuverability and stability during turns. It’s particularly well-suited for skiers who prioritize responsive handling and confident edge c...

Kayak slalom K1 is an Olympic whitewater discipline in which a single paddler in a decked kayak navigates a timed course of hanging gates on fast-moving artificial or natural river rapids, with the sport first included in the Olympics in 1972.

Canoe slalom C1 is an Olympic whitewater event in which a kneeling paddler using a single-bladed paddle manoeuvres a decked canoe through a series of upstream and downstream gates on a rapid course against the clock.

The Atomic Redster S9 Ti is a titanium-constructed slalom ski designed for high performance racing. Its construction incorporates titanium reinforcement to maximize dampening and significantly improve edge hold. This ski excels in aggressive carving on groomed slopes and is ideal for competitive rac...

Water ski slalom is a discipline in which a skier on a single ski navigates a course of six alternating buoys while the tow rope is progressively shortened, demanding precise edge control and centrifugal force management.

The Atomic Redster S8 is a high-performance slalom ski designed for competitive skiers seeking speed and precision. Constructed with carbon fiber, it features a classic design optimized for powerful turns. Its demi-twin-tip shape and 185cm length make it suitable for advanced to expert skiers involv...

Canoe slalom C2 is a whitewater discipline for two kneeling paddlers in a tandem canoe who must synchronise their single-bladed strokes precisely to thread a shared hull through tight gate sequences on turbulent whitewater.

Kayak Cross is a competitive whitewater paddling discipline characterized by direct, head-to-head racing. In each heat, four paddlers navigate a challenging whitewater course simultaneously, often leading to physical contact between kayaks as athletes jostle for position. Competitors must execute a...