Whether you love park or pipe, we have the right pair of skis for you. We work with skiers and gear experts to review products for flex and shape, and update our rankings weekly based on SidelineSwap sales data.
The Fischer Stunner skis with are lightweight and easy to flex due to the Air Power Core and Cap Construction, which provide the control and stability needed to build confidence on the slopes. The traditional camber profile enhances stability and helps young skiers manage their speed as they gain experience with downhill skiing.
The Elan Pinball skis are featuring Early Rise Rocker and a forgiving Synflex core, which provide easy handling and smooth performance. For the youngest shredders in sizes 105 and 115, the innovative U-Flex Technology delivers a 25% softer flex, making turning effortless and boosting skill development from the very first run, ensuring skiing is fun and accessible for budding park enthusiasts.
The Armada Bantam skis are built with brand-new geometry, durable construction, and a tight turn radius, which makes learning these skis fun and intuitive. The positive camber profile and AR Freestyle Rocker offer a blend of stability and maneuverability, while the 2.1 All Mountain Edge ensures reliable grip.
Atomic Bent Chetler Skis are lightweight and designed for deep powder, featuring HRZN Tech and ABS sidewall construction that increases surface area in the tips and tails by 10% while minimizing tip deflection. With a light woodcore and carbon backbone, these skis maintain stability and are ultra-lightweight. Their steel edges are five times more wear-resistant than standard steel, ensuring strength and grip. Popular among adult freeriders, they are now available in various sizes for all ages.
There’s rarely a ski that can do it all. Do you want a ski that’s lightweight, flexible, buttery, and capable in the park? Do you also want a ski that can carve, float through powder, and maintain stability at high speeds? If the answer is yes to all of the above, then Atomic’s Bent Chetler makes a great choice. With three models, one in 100mm, 110mm, and 120mm, all of Chetler’s feature twin tips and a powder focused build. While the 120mm model is probably best used solely as a powder ski, the 100mm and 110mm work great as an all-mountain setup and are surprisingly responsive on the hard pack and ice.
Ben Goodman