NEW | 2024 Atomic Redster S9 FIS SL 165cm Skis WITH X16 Bindings

NEW 2024 Atomic SL race skis 165cm (radius = 12.5) with Atomic X16 VAR bindings (din 8-16). Never used. Brand new, still in the wrap with bindings still in the box. (Binding picture is stock photo, bindings still in box.) DESCRIPTION: The Atomic Redster S9 FIS ski is a thoroughbred slalom racer. It has a durable, lightning-quick ‘Crystal Race Base’ that Marcel Hirscher has used successfully on his own World Cup skis. The Full Sidewall and sandwich construction – with a high-grade wood core and a titanium layer – gives this ski its harmonious flex and transfers all your energy to your edges for a super secure grip. The waist and length of the ski facilitate instant carving and maximizes agility for ultra-fast switching through gates, while two coatings below the binding minimize mechanical abrasion. The ultimate for World Cup, European Cup, FIS and Masters Slalom racers. FEATURES: - FIS Approved Slalom Race Skis - Full Sidewall - Ultra Power Wood Core - Ultra Titanium Powered - Structured Topsheet - World Cup Base Finish - Active Race Interface SIDE-CUT (mm): 115.9 / 65.3 / 101.3 R 12.5m TECHNICAL INFO: FULL SIDEWALL Ultrawall: A robust new sidewall that delivers controlled power transmission, increased edge grip and improved acceleration. ULTRA POWER WOODCORE Made from strong beech and lightweight poplar - for supreme running stability and agility in Atomic racing skis. TITANIUM POWERED A titanium layer above and below the core creates supreme shock absorption, strong running stability and a high torsional flex.

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