These are great skis that I have used literally twice. I've just decided to size down - I'm right between sizes and for my home mountain, I don't need the stability of the 190. But, I love the skis. They are light, responsive, maneuverable, and get from edge to edge really well. It's a great daily driver - probably one of the best.
From the website: Endlessly playful and stable enough to charge with the best of them, the Atris quickly became a ski we all reached for no matter the conditions. This is the latest model of Atris with the '24 topsheet instead of the '25. It's the exact same ski as the current model though. These have slight changes from earlier Atris. Instead of a total overhaul, the changes are more like refinements that improve stability and smoothness on firmer snow. Black Crows moved the contact points closer to the tip and tail, elongating the effective edge and giving you greater stability when carving or edging through crusty steeps. With a slightly trimmer waist -- 108mm to 105mm -- you can quickly roll the skis over on edge. Despite this, the Atris doesn't lose its character. You still get the same poppy and playful ride that attracted all of us in the first place. It's just as easy to flick to the side when bashing through tight trees, navigating tech-y steeps, or racing through bump runs. And with the new shape, you get greater edge hold in those places when conditions are not as soft as you might want them to be. The ski also remains metal-less, a unique find in today's partial-metal-laminate trend, giving you a progressive flex that's just as fun to play around on and provides great suspension. So often we are looking for the ski that can do quite literally anything and everything, and while there's no one magic ski that carves as well as it floats in powder, the 2024 Atris certainly gives other skis a run for their money.
Bindings Shift 2.0 13 DIN - Great bindings, with slight update for 24/25. Mountain -7cm from center (or +1cm from the recommended -8cm mount point, slightly forward). Mounted for a 321 mm boot sole (28.5 size), but adjustable about 1cm larger or smaller without remount.
Retail value: $850 for skis, $650 for bindings.
