New 2026 Atomic Maven 103 CTI Skis; Size: 178cm

Sidecut: 128-103-117 The Atomic Maven 103 CTI rips into the upcoming season delivering power and precision to female skiers. To sum it up, the Maven is defined by her directional shape, Goldilocks "just right" flex pattern, and differs from some other directional skis in the category with how accessible the ride is. The lightweight construction and balance between carbon and titanal keep the flex pattern from being too stiff and demanding. Deep taper lines in the tip encourage turns and keep the ski mega maneuverable in tight terrain--perfect for steep chutes or tight trees. The 103mm waist width slots perfectly on the wide side of all-mountain or narrow side of big-mountain, making is a perfect tool for soft snow conditions. Nimble enough edge to edge on trail or between storms, while a wide enough platform to support you in soft snow conditions. All-in-all, the Atomic Maven 103 CTI is perfect for lady skiers looking for something confidence-inspiring in edge hold and stability, but doesn't demand an aggressive style. Similar skis: Elan Ripstick 106 W, Fischer Ranger 102 Features: - Directional Freeride Rocker - Power Woodcore - HRZN 3D - Carbon + Titanal - Duracap Sidewall - 1610 grams / 170cm The 2026 Atomic Maven 103 CTI is an advanced-to-expert women's freeride ski designed for all-conditions performance. Inspired by the Maverick 105 CTI, this model utilizes a lower-impact construction with less metal and resin, resulting in a lightweight build that remains stable at high speeds. Key Specifications Dimensions: 130.5 / 103 / 119.5 mm (at 170cm). Turning Radius: 17m (at 170cm); 18m (at 178cm). Construction: CTI Powered (Carbon and Titanal) with a Power Woodcore (Ash and Poplar) for vibration damping. Profile: All-Mountain Rocker (20% tip, 65% camber, 15% tail) featuring a uniquely beveled HRZN 3D tip for improved flotation in deep snow. Weight: 1610g per ski (at 170cm). Performance Characteristics The Maven 103 CTI is characterized as a "smooth and cruisy, yet firm and fierce" daily driver. Experts highlight its balance between agility in tight terrain, like trees, and stability when carving on-trail or charging through chop. For 2026, it returns with an updated "Goldenrod" graphic but maintains its core design intended for storm days and off-piste exploration.