Atomic Redster S9 FIS 152 cm With Colt 12 Binding *FREE SHIPPING*

Used for only one season (6 races) of high school racing. Son needed to go up a size. Excellent condition. Great slalom racing skis! The Atomic Redster S9 FIS J-RP² model is a slalom ski for FIS junior events with Atomic’s Junior Race Interface. This high-performance ski is fast, agile, and perfect for taking your slalom game to the next level. With Full Sidewall construction and our Ultra Power Woodcore, you’ve got the ultimate combo of torsional rigidity and reliable edge grip on the piste. It also has Atomic’s World Cup, athlete-proven full-width Ultra TI Powered laminate with updated double bonding for added stability, torsional rigidity, and edge grip. The narrow waist almost puts your turns on autopilot, while the junior SL tip helps you avoid hooking a gate and going home early. The shovel, tail, radius, and increased V-shape create a unique geometry for juniors that makes handling super sharp. When every hundredth of a second count, the Redster S9 FIS J-RP² can take you from just slapping plastic to attacking every slalom course with conviction and confidence.

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