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New 2025 Atomic Bent Chetler 100 Skis; Size: 186cm

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New 2025 Atomic Bent Chetler 100 Skis; Size: 186cm

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CategorySkiing > Skis
BrandAtomic
ModelBent Chetler 100
Type Big Mountain & Powder
Condition New
Radius 16-20
With Bindings No
Ability Intermediate, Advanced
Release Year 2025
Tail Partial Twin
Ski Length (cm) 186
Waist Width 100-109 mm
Quantity1 available

The 2026 Atomic Bent 100 continues its legacy as a wildly popular, artistically driven all-mountain freestyle ski. Following a complete redesign from tip to tail in the previous model year, the 2026 version structurally returns unchanged but features updated graphic artwork by freeride legend Chris Benchetler. It maintains its sweet-spot 100mm waist width, blending high-energy park performance with smooth, surfy freeride flotation. Key Technical Specifications • Profile: All-Mountain Rocker (20% Tip Rocker / 65% Camber / 15% Tail Rocker) • Core Material: Light Woodcore (100% poplar wood core) • Construction: Dura Cap Sidewall and a thicker Resist Edge for added rail-sliding durability • Tip Technology: HRZN 3D tip/tail design for enhanced float and smeary transitions • Weight: Approximately 1,710 grams per ski (at 179 cm) • Available Lengths: 158, 165, 172, 179, and 186 cm • Turn Radius: 19 meters (at 179 cm) • Mount Point: Factory recommended at -7.5cm to -7.8cm from true center (a progressive, directional position compared to the wider Bent 110/120) Performance Profile & Tester Insights According to professional reviews from the SkiEssentials Ski Test and long-term testing by Blister Review, the ski stands out for specific riding styles: • Playful & Forgiving: The partial vertical sidewall cap construction keeps the tips and tails soft and smeary. Testers rate its quickness and playfulness incredibly high (9/10), making it an exceptional option for side-hits, park laps, and tight glades. • Stability Trade-off: Lacking carbon or metal stringers, it relies purely on its camber and wood core for stability. Expert testers from SkiEssentials note that while it holds a clean edge on groomers, it can feel chatty or deflective at high speeds in heavy, chopped-up snow.

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