2025 Atomic Redster S9 157cm Skis With Used Icon 16 Bindings

SKIS ARE NEW AND IN PLASTIC. ICON 16 BINDINGS ARE VERY GENTLY USED AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. The 2025 Atomic Redster S9 FIS W 157 is a premier slalom ski designed for elite female racers, like Mikaela Shiffrin, who need top-notch performance to navigate the tightest gates with precision. This ski features Full Sidewall construction and an Ultra TI Powered laminate, paired with a high-grade Woodcore, ensuring unparalleled torsional rigidity and dynamic flex. The Redster S9 FIS W 157 excels even in deep ruts and under intense pressure, delivering reliable edge grip and efficient energy transfer. Its waist and length, combined with the integrated Icon binding interface, provide optimal control and stability through every turn. This ski is the ultimate choice for female World Cup, Continental Cup, and FIS Slalom competitors, built to help the best in the world claim victory. ICON: Designed for rising athletes destined for the World Cup and other elite racers, the Atomic Icon RS 16 has the same proven race technology as the bindings used by World Cup pros but tailormade for up-and-coming racers needing DIN levels 8-16. A wide, solid base and a mounting position directly underneath the boot optimizes power transfer. Power and durability come from steel and fiberglass binding construction, while a Metal Race Pedal allows the boot to sit squarely in place for better energy transmission to the skis. Elevated brakes that sit close to the heelpiece of the TÜV-certified binding allow for uncompromising edge angles toward the gate.

The Atomic Redster S9 is a high-performance slalom ski designed for experienced skiers who prioritize speed and agility. It features an Ultra Power Woodcore for explosive acceleration and Revoshock Technology for improved stability at high speeds. Popular among World Cup racers, the S9 is known for its exceptional responsiveness, edge hold, and stability.

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The Atomic Redster S9s are my go-to skis when I’m in the mood to work on my tight, technical, turns. They're light and respond well to quick changes of direction, unlike some heavier skis that are meant for more sustained carving, which is a result of their Ultra Power Woodcore. That’s exactly what you would expect from purpose-built slalom skis. Although these are often seen as advanced level skis, I’d also recommend them to an intermediate skier who wants to build good technique and habits instead of just bombing every run.

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Adrian Ryan